Aircraft Designs of 1950s,Are All of Them Hypothetical ?

[hesham]

Hi,

from a Russian report about aircraft design of 1950s,they talked about some real airplanes,but here is a group
of concepts,and I don't know if all of them were a hypothetical or generic,or they contained a real one ?.

 

[Retrofit]

Hi,

from a Russian report about aircraft design of 1950s,they talked about some real airplanes,but here is a group
of concepts,and I don't know if all of them were a hypothetical or generic,or they contained a real one ?.

Drawing c.png seems to represent the Kharkov KhAI-11 tailless glider project.

https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/kharkov-kharkiv-aviation-institute-khai-aircraft-and-projects.11421/#post-240307

 

[Aubi]

Only the c), Osoaviakhimovets glider, is a real project. The rest are just schematics to show various features - how V-tail works, wing aind tail shapes, etc.

 

[Justo Miranda]

Hi

 

[hesham]

Hi

For Otto Reder;

US2700515A - Airplane ram-jet propulsion system - Google Patents

patents.google.com

https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/otto-reder-1943-helicopter.14925/

 

[riggerrob]

Most of those drawings are just generic illustrations of various configurations.
Justo Miranda's last illustration contains a French-built Leduc experimental jet ... that flew several times and a simplified drawing of the French coleopter VTOL, ducted fan, concept that crashed early in testing.

 

[edwest4]

The Rene Couzinet saucer design proceeded to a scale model complete with a ramjet located on the bottom.

 

[steelpillow]

Only the c), Osoaviakhimovets glider, is a real project. The rest are just schematics to show various features - how V-tail works, wing aind tail shapes, etc.

Does anyone have any more information about this glider? A grainy image showing a similar one is said to be of the KhAI-11. Are they the same machine?

 

[hesham]

Does anyone have any more information about this glider? A grainy image showing a similar one is said to be of the KhAI-11. Are they the same machine?

I think you are right my dear Steelpillow.

 

[dan_inbox]

The Rene Couzinet saucer design proceeded to a scale model complete with a ramjet located on the bottom.

Which never flew.