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From the Rolls-Royce experimental archive: a quarter of a million communications from Rolls-Royce, 1906 to 1960's. Documents from the Sir Henry Royce Memorial Foundation (SHRMF).
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From 'R.' discussing axle design, dynamo drive issues, and proposed future improvements for experimental models.15th May 1923Box 49 \ 2  Scan164
Customer complaints regarding rear axle oil leaks and the oil filler position on a 40/50 Chassis.29th Jun 1923Box 49 \ 2  Scan165
Brake issues on the 20 HP model caused by over-oiling the back axle.16th Jul 1923Box 49 \ 2  Scan166
The failure of 40/50 axle gears, specifically a 'digging in' issue on the retard side.7th Jul 1923Box 49 \ 2  Scan167
Oil level issues and flooding in the rear axle of a 20-HP chassis.23th Jul 1923Box 49 \ 2  Scan168
Recent failures of 20HP rear axle bevel pinions and a request for analysis of new gear ratios.31th Oct 1923Box 49 \ 2  Scan169
Report discussing gear strength, pinion material, production difficulties, and the performance of cars in trials.31th Oct 1923Box 49 \ 2  Scan170
Proposal for a modification to the oil filler on the rear axle to improve accessibility.8th Oct 1923Box 49 \ 2  Scan171
Chassis gear ratios and corresponding engine revolutions for a 40/50 HP model.12th Nov 1923Box 49 \ 2  Scan172
Failure of a Goshawk bevel pinion and proposing design improvements to strengthen it.12th Nov 1923Box 49 \ 2  Scan173
The failure and subsequent dynamometer testing of a 20 HP rear axle pinion.13th Nov 1923Box 49 \ 2  Scan174
The endurance testing of a 20 HP rear axle, proposing to extend the test from 30 to 50 hours.14th Nov 1923Box 49 \ 2  Scan175
The failure of a 20 HP rear axle pinion made from air-hardened steel and the plan to test standard gears.15th Nov 1923Box 49 \ 2  Scan176
Requesting improvements to the 20 HP Rear Axle pinions, referencing another memo.17th Nov 1923Box 49 \ 2  Scan177
Test report on a 20 HP fine pitch rear axle pinion, comparing the durability of air-hardened steel versus case-hardened steel.1st Nov 1923Box 49 \ 2  Scan178
50-hour endurance test of a 20 HP rear axle with modified C.H.N.S. pinion gears.1st Dec 1923Box 49 \ 2  Scan179
From R. to H.S. querying a design change and material selection for the 20 HP Rear Axle.12th Dec 1923Box 49 \ 2  Scan180
On testing 20 HP rear axle pinions, comparing the wear performance of air-hardened steel versus C.H.N.S.4th Dec 1923Box 49 \ 2  Scan181
Difficulties of producing replacement Gleason spiral bevel gears for rear axles.19th Dec 1923Box 49 \ 2  Scan182
Design and manufacturing of Gleason gears, focusing on tooth proportions, clearances, and cutter specifications.13th Oct 1923Box 49 \ 2  Scan183
Increasing gear strength by modifying circular pitch and teeth thickness, including a cross-section diagram.13th Oct 1923Box 49 \ 2  Scan184
Recommending the discontinuation of 16 x 52 Gleason gears for repairs, suggesting a 15 x 52 ratio replacement.20th Mar 1923Box 49 \ 2  Scan185
Specifications for the ignition, dynamo, starter motor, and battery of chassis 4-EX.28th Jun 1923Box 49 \ 2  Scan186
The testing of 20-HP axles to investigate potential failures of the bevel pinion after dynamometer and road testing.20th Mar 1924Box 49 \ 2  Scan187
Rear axle gear failures on the 20-HP model, including details of a returned noisy axle and other test failures.27th Mar 1924Box 49 \ 2  Scan188
Reassuring the Sales Department about the handling of future exceptional cases.27th Mar 1924Box 49 \ 2  Scan189
20-HP axle failure in chassis 85-K-7, concerning a noisy axle and failed thrust bearing.30th May 1924Box 49 \ 2  Scan190
Modification to the 20-HP oil overflow stand pipe to prevent incorrect axle oil level readings.14th Jul 1924Box 49 \ 2  Scan191
Investigation into oil leakage from the rear hub, caused by excessive brake usage on long descents, and a proposed solution.14th Jul 1924Box 49 \ 2  Scan192
Testing for oil leakage from the rear hubs and axle under high temperatures.24th Oct 1924Box 49 \ 2  Scan193
Comparing the quiet running and performance of 11-tooth versus 12-tooth axles on the 20-HP model.16th Jul 1924Box 49 \ 2  Scan194
Requesting a reply regarding 20 HP 11- or 12-tooth axles, considering speed and fuel consumption.17th Jul 1924Box 49 \ 2  Scan195
Experimental tests and recommendations for low vs. high geared axles on the 20 HP chassis.8th Jul 1924Box 49 \ 2  Scan196
The axle gear ratio for the 20-HP car.21th Jul 1924Box 49 \ 2  Scan197
Change from a 12-tooth to an 11-tooth axle for 20 HP cars for better performance.24th Jul 1924Box 49 \ 2  Scan198
The adoption of 11-tooth versus 12-tooth axles for the 20 HP Chassis.23th Jul 1924Box 49 \ 2  Scan199
Comparing low versus high geared axles for the 20 HP chassis and recommending the low geared axle as standard.18th Jul 1924Box 49 \ 2  Scan200
Fitting 11 tooth pinions to the 20 HP chassis back axles.18th Aug 1924Box 49 \ 2  Scan201
Standardisation of chassis parts for side steering tube joint lubrication.6th Oct 1924Box 49 \ 2  Scan202
Standardisation sheet for a modification to a steering joint's lubrication system and its mileage testing.4th Nov 1924Box 49 \ 2  Scan203
Required changes to a noisy starter motor pinion and back axle on a GOSHAWK-11 car.8th Dec 1924Box 49 \ 2  Scan204
Noisy rear axle on 20HP Experimental Car, Chassis No. 6-G-2.2nd Jan 1925Box 49 \ 2  Scan205
The standardization of a thrust bearing for the 20 HP car.21th Aug 1925Box 49 \ 2  Scan206
Frequent replacement and associated costs of thrust races on the 20 HP chassis.27th Aug 1925Box 49 \ 2  Scan207
Back axle ratio for the Phantom, advocating for the 14 tooth axle.10th Jun 1926Box 49 \ 2  Scan208
Comparison of performance characteristics between 14-tooth and 15-tooth axles on early Phantom cars.1st Jul 1926Box 49 \ 2  Scan209
Continuation of correspondence regarding quiet 14-tooth axles and a request for a reply.1st Jul 1926Box 49 \ 2  Scan210
From Mr. Royce defining the light, normal, and overload conditions for the 20 HP chassis road springs.29th Mar 1919Box 49 \ 3  Scan001
Notification regarding an alteration to the rear spring width on the 20HP chassis.11th Apr 1919Box 49 \ 3  Scan002
Clarifying that instructions exist for several 20 HP parts, which are now being made.25th Jul 1919Box 49 \ 3  Scan003
Design of chassis rear spring pivots and U-bolt retention methods.1st Aug 1919Box 49 \ 3  Scan004
Full-scale drawing for a 20 HP rear spring pivot.1st Aug 1919Box 49 \ 3  Scan005
Drawing LeC.1126 with further information on the 20 HP rear spring pivots.7th Aug 1919Box 49 \ 3  Scan006
Design alteration for the 20 HP Chassis rear springs and fittings, requiring modifications to existing stock.1st Jun 1919Box 49 \ 3  Scan007
Design considerations and requested changes for various automotive components.18th May 1920Box 49 \ 3  Scan008
Preliminary road test report on the 'Goshawk' chassis.1st Jan 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan009
Test report detailing performance issues with a vehicle's radiator, clutch, springing, and vibrations.1st Jan 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan010
Performance characteristics of springing, vibrations, and steering for the 'Goshawk' model.12th Jan 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan011
Technical report on issues and recommendations for the change speed, axle, and suspension.12th Jan 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan012
Proposals for a small chassis, outlining engine specifications and two different construction methods.17th Nov 1920Box 49 \ 3  Scan013
Technical memo detailing the specifications for a small R.R. chassis, including gearbox and axle details.17th Nov 1930Box 49 \ 3  Scan014
Revised 20 HP chassis, detailing the brake gear arrangement and requirements for the rear road springs.27th Nov 1920Box 49 \ 3  Scan015
Sourcing of side channels for a frame from a specific supplier.27th Nov 1920Box 49 \ 3  Scan016
Technical memo discussing the springing, weight, vibrations, and steering of a vehicle, possibly the 'Goshawk' model.12th Jan 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan017
Design modifications for a vehicle chassis and engine components.18th Jan 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan018
The design modification of the Goshawk II front springs to a length of 36 inches.24th Jan 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan019
Proposals for rear road springs for the Goshawk II.25th Jan 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan020
Decision to increase the length of the rear road springs on the Goshawk 11.2nd Feb 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan021
Design notes and specifications for the 'Goshawk 11' rear road spring, including load calculations.2nd Feb 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan022
Technical document detailing the requirements for leaf springs, including thickness, primary set, and clips.2nd Feb 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan023
Technical report on leaf spring design, discussing clips, rebound leaves, housing, and performance comparisons.2nd Feb 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan024
Design specifications for a road spring, detailing Mr. Royce's requirements.2nd Feb 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan025
Modifications to the 'Goshawk 11' front spring and front dumb iron, including an alternative attachment method proposed by Mr. Royce.5th Feb 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan026
The 'Goshawk 11' rear dumb iron and axle clearance, detailing issues with the rear spring and shackle.5th Feb 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan027
Design and assembly of rear suspension components, including cantilevers and U-bolts.5th Feb 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan028
Alternative scheme for attaching the rear spring to the axle on the 'Goshawk II'.9th Feb 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan029
Internal memorandum detailing design alterations requested by Mr. Royce for the 'GOSHAWK II' project.10th Feb 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan030
Alteration requests from Mr. Royce for the 'Goshawk II' front spring shackle, scheme 741.10th Feb 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan031
Modifications to the 'Goshawk II' front spring shackle.14th Feb 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan032
On modifications to the Goshawk 11 front spring shackle.5th Mar 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan033
Forgotten blueprint for a 'Coshawk 11' front spring shackle.7th Mar 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan034
Design and analysis methods for 'Goshawk II+' road springs.1st Mar 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan035
Stress analysis of springs and seeking feedback from Mr. Royce on the method and results.8th Mar 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan036
Design and analysis methods for Goshawk II road springs.8th Mar 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan037
Development of springs for 'N' Schemes 788 and 790, which are being sent for review to Mr. Royce.1st Mar 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan038
The design, analysis, and building methods for the Goshawk II front and rear road springs.10th Mar 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan039
Correction of stress in leaf springs and design difficulties with the spring eye.10th Mar 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan040
Approval and development of front road springs for the Goshawk II.15th Mar 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan041
Method of constructing road springs for the Goshawk II.16th Mar 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan042
Spring design, comparing square-ended plates with stiffer ends and referencing various design schemes.16th Mar 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan043
Mr. Royce's instructions for the Goshawk II rear springs and fittings.25th Apr 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan044
Modifications to 'Goshawk 11' front springs.20th May 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan045
Design and potential stress points of the Goshawk 11 rear springs.22th Jun 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan046
Design and potential stress points of the Goshawk 11 rear springs.22th Jun 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan047
Post-war complaints about straight-sided cord tyres, their performance, cost, and issues on American roads.22th Jun 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan048
Suspension design, comparing different spring types and the effects of friction, with reference to the Goshawk 11.22th Jun 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan049
Performance, costs, and issues related to straight-sided cord tyres versus canvas tyres.22th Jun 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan050
Suspension design, damping friction in relation to cord tyres, and the Goshawk 11 model.22th Jun 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan051
Three alternative methods for the 'Goshawk II' front anchorage of the rear spring.30th Jun 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan052
Modifications to rear road spring anchorages using graphite-containing oil-less bearings.1st Jul 1921Box 49 \ 3  Scan053


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