NEW ADAPTATIONS.

To further expand the possibilities of the STERNA engine and to study in real life a number of improvements or modifications developed by the Research and Studies Department of the S.N.C.M. this engine gave rise to the following achievements:

1. STERNA WITH RIGHT OR LEFT INTERCHANGEBLE REDUCTION GEAR.

2.; STERNA WITH OFF-CENTER REDUCTION GEAR.

3. STERNA WITH 2-SPEED SUPERCHARGER.

4. STERNA WITH FUEL INJECTION AND HIGH YIELD PLANIOL SUPERCHARGER.


View of the "Sterna" motor with offset gearbox.

5. STERNA WITH REMOTE REDUCTION GEAR AND REMOTE PROPELLER TRANSMISSION.

FUTURE PROGRAM.

The SOCIÉTÉ NATIONALE DE CONSTRUCTION DE MOTEURS program of studies is not limited to the improvements just described.

The search for engines of the future with a high mass power and a small footprint compatible with a cooling assured in all flight conditions have led the Technical Department to study engines with a power of 1,500 to 2,000 HP of a new design intended to allow the realization of engine-frames endowed with a very great finesse.

The study and the development of this engine is the object of a close liaison with the aircraft manufacturers. For this purpose, the Research and Studies Department has appointed Engineers, who are themselves pilots and who, as such, can appreciate the servitudes specific to the aircraft and their reactions to the design of the engine.

It is thanks to this collaboration, that the SOCIÉTÉ NATIONALE DE CONSTRUCTION DE MOTEURS intends to push very far, that we can be sure to see Argenteuil workshops coming out with the engines that will bring an important and new contribution to the future of aeronautical progress.


Koolhoven F.K. 55 airplane with Lorraine Sterna motor, with off-center gearbox with double propeller drive shaft.
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