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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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Letter from Willys-Overland to Katalite Corporation regarding urgent testing of coated cylinder heads to eliminate engine detonation.12th Apr 1924Box 74 \ 3  scan0381
Trial of Katalite on a Buick, enquiring about fuel types and depot locations.11th Jul 1924Box 74 \ 3  scan0382
Testing of a new petrol-proof enamel called 'Peprenel'.22th May 1918Box 74 \ 4  scan0001
Two enamel samples for carburetters and engines sent for experimentation.5th Jun 1917Box 74 \ 4  scan0002
Request to the Experimental Department to test two different enamel samples for use on carburettors and engines.5th Jun 1917Box 74 \ 4  scan0003
Specifying the stoving temperature for petrol-resisting enamel on carburettors and engines.12th Jun 1917Box 74 \ 4  scan0004
Stoving temperature for enamels used on carburetter bodies and engines.12th Jun 1917Box 74 \ 4  scan0005
On experimental petrol and oil resisting enamels, requesting more of the satisfactory oil-resisting version.31th Aug 1917Box 74 \ 4  scan0006
Report on petrol resisting enamels for carburettors and engines, with a handwritten reply.29th Aug 1917Box 74 \ 4  scan0007
The trial of petrol and oil resisting enamels on a float chamber casting.25th Aug 1917Box 74 \ 4  scan0008
Notification regarding the receipt of one gallon of Castor Oil Resisting Enamel.19th Sep 1917Box 74 \ 4  scan0009
Sending a sample tin of petrol proof enamel to the Experimental Department for testing.29th Oct 1917Box 74 \ 4  scan0010
Sample of air-drying petrol proof enamel from supplier Challoner & Co. Ltd.7th Nov 1917Box 74 \ 4  scan0011
Inquiry into the petrol-resistant enamel used in Hobson's H.C.7 Carburetters.9th Nov 1917Box 74 \ 4  scan0012
Proposal to treat carburettor corrosion by using a coating of copal varnish.11th Jun 1918Box 74 \ 4  scan0013
Investigation into the cause of soapy sediment forming in an airship carburettor float chamber.27th Jul 1918Box 74 \ 4  scan0014
Request to conduct experiments on carburetter float chamber corrosion by adding water to petrol.2nd Jan 1919Box 74 \ 4  scan0015
Corroded carburetter float chamber and the testing of petrol-proof enamels.2nd Jan 1919Box 74 \ 4  scan0016
Petrol and oil proof enamels for carburetter float chamber castings.2nd Jan 1919Box 74 \ 4  scan0017
Laboratory note regarding scum formation in a carburetter casing caused by electrolytic action.4th Jan 1919Box 74 \ 4  scan0018
Whether the addition of water to petrol produces corrosion in the float chamber.18th Sep 1919Box 74 \ 4  scan0019
Request for samples of varnish P.C.12 and V.84 in order to test and report upon them.7th Apr 1921Box 74 \ 4  scan0020
Trial of an oil-proof enamel to coat the inside of gearboxes to prevent damage from loose particles.26th Apr 1920Box 74 \ 4  scan0021
To Mr. Hives forwarding a letter and a sample of Anti-Benzol Enamel from a supplier for testing.11th Mar 1921Box 74 \ 4  scan0022
Copy of a letter from Donald Macpherson & Co. Ltd. regarding a sample of Grey Anti-Benzol Enamel.3rd Mar 1921Box 74 \ 4  scan0023
Request for a report on samples of Anti-Benzol Enamel for Gear Boxes and Crank Cases.31th Mar 1921Box 74 \ 4  scan0024
Requesting the testing of an Anti-Benzol Enamel sample.7th Apr 1921Box 74 \ 4  scan0025
The provision of Battleship Grey paint for crankcases and gearboxes.28th Mar 1924Box 74 \ 4  scan0026
Testing Thomas Howse Ltd's 'Thermax' Fireproof Silencer Black Japan enamel.7th May 1925Box 74 \ 4  scan0027
Sample of Cerric enamel from John Hall & Sons to be applied to an engine for a type test.10th Dec 1931Box 74 \ 4  scan0028
Comparative endurance testing of road wheel enamelling from Dunlop versus Rolls-Royce's own process.3rd Mar 1925Box 74 \ 4  scan0029
Arranging the despatch and treatment of six wheels, some by the Dunlop Company and some internally.6th Mar 1925Box 74 \ 4  scan0030
Correspondence regarding the enamelling and testing of various road wheels from Dunlop Rubber Co.13th Mar 1925Box 74 \ 4  scan0031
Terms and liability for reconditioning wheels supplied by Dunlop Co. for testing.13th Mar 1925Box 74 \ 4  scan0032
Enamelling and supply of road wheels from Dunlop Rubber Co.30th Mar 1925Box 74 \ 4  scan0033
Request for views on the rusting of experimental Dunlop wheels after a 10,000-mile trial.13th May 1925Box 74 \ 4  scan0034
The supply and enamelling of Dunlop wheels for 20 HP and 40/50 HP chassis.22th Jun 1925Box 74 \ 4  scan0035
Results of experiments on the enamelling of road wheels.23th Jun 1925Box 74 \ 4  scan0036
Comparison of enamelling methods for road wheels between Dunlop and Rolls-Royce.25th Jun 1925Box 74 \ 4  scan0037
Trial on artillery wheels.25th Jun 1925Box 74 \ 4  scan0038
Follow-up memo regarding the handover and re-enamelling of wire wheels after road tests in France.10th Jul 1925Box 74 \ 4  scan0039
Proposal to abandon 'A' type steering in favour of a long chassis with 'B' type steering.30th Oct 1919Box 74 \ 4  scan0040
The policy on American chassis manufacture, continuing right-hand drive models and ceasing left-hand drive production.31th Oct 1919Box 74 \ 4  scan0041
Instruction from Mr. Royce to change the bevel gear ratio for the Vulture rear axle to 4.75 to 1.2nd Feb 1920Box 74 \ 4  scan0042
Confirmation of a telegram regarding instructions for testing and comparing induction pipes for various engines.19th Feb 1920Box 74 \ 4  scan0043
Gear ratio alterations and alternatives for the Vulture rear axle.20th Feb 1920Box 74 \ 4  scan0044
Extract of a memo regarding induction pipes for the 'Buzzard' engine.1st Feb 1920Box 74 \ 4  scan0045
Steering position and pedal mechanism for the 'Buzzard' and 'Vulture' models.23th Feb 1920Box 74 \ 4  scan0046
Clarifying the rear axle gear ratios for the 'Buzzard' and 'Vulture' engines.29th Mar 1920Box 74 \ 4  scan0047
Mr. Royce's design criticisms for the 'Buzzard' and 'Vulture' rear axle.1st Jun 1920Box 74 \ 4  scan0048
Design changes to axle tubes and ratios, referencing schemes 503 and 339.30th Jun 1920Box 74 \ 4  scan0049
Approval and specifications for the 'Buzzard' and 'Vulture' rear axle.21th Jul 1920Box 74 \ 4  scan0050
Drawing No. LeC.1255 for the 'Vulture' engine crank and ordering the necessary forgings.24th Jul 1920Box 74 \ 4  scan0051
Request to alter the 'Vulture' crankshaft, lengthening the journal and moving the front main bearing forward.15th Sep 1920Box 74 \ 4  scan0052
Instruction to alter the dimensions of the 'Vulture' crankshaft.29th Sep 1920Box 74 \ 4  scan0053
The 'Vulture' Cylinder Head, referencing drawing LeC.1297.28th Oct 1920Box 74 \ 4  scan0054
From Mr. Royce discussing the oil relief system for the 'Vulture' engine, focusing on oil pressure and relief pipe sizing.1st Nov 1920Box 74 \ 4  scan0055
Request for a report on the design and lubrication of spring shackles and bushes for the Goshawk export chassis.9th Jun 1922Box 74 \ 4  scan0056
Drawings for the 20 HP clutch, suggesting additions to the instruction book regarding wear indication and spring adjustment.27th Sep 1922Box 74 \ 4  scan0057
The drawing for the 'Stork' front axle radius rod bracket X.4547.30th Sep 1922Box 74 \ 4  scan0058
Blueprint for a proposed drive for testing a tyre air pump driven by a camshaft.10th Oct 1922Box 74 \ 4  scan0059
Revision to the 'Stork' front axle radius rods, specifically the rear bracket and ball end joint.10th Nov 1922Box 74 \ 4  scan0060
Drawings for the 'Heron' air pump for four-wheel brakes, highlighting required modifications to the springs.19th Oct 1922Box 74 \ 4  scan0061
Modifications to the front axle radius rods for the 'Heron' & 'Stork' models.1st Dec 1922Box 74 \ 4  scan0062
Design changes to steering components, shock absorbers, and axle forgings.8th Dec 1922Box 74 \ 4  scan0063
The operating gear for the 'Heron' and 'Stork' exhaust system cut-out.8th Dec 1922Box 74 \ 4  scan0064
The general arrangement of 'Stork' & 'Heron' radius rods, side steering tube, and other front-end components.8th Dec 1922Box 74 \ 4  scan0065
Modifications to the exhaust system for the 'Stork' and 'Heron' models.1st Dec 1922Box 74 \ 4  scan0066
The 'Heron' project schematic N.sch. 1341, requesting prints and noting modifications to the servo motor and brake system.30th Dec 1922Box 74 \ 4  scan0067
Modifications to the 'Stork' & 'Heron' front spring shackles, including a new method for securing bolts.8th Dec 1922Box 74 \ 4  scan0068
Temporary design for the 'Stork' & 'Heron' steering gear, with a note on the upcoming 'Seagull' design.14th Dec 1922Box 74 \ 4  scan0069
Temporary bracket for a bottom front shock absorber for 'Stork' & 'Heron' four-wheel brake systems.15th Dec 1922Box 74 \ 4  scan0070
To hold up an experiment for the 'Stork' bonnet due to a new drawing.22th Jan 1923Box 74 \ 4  scan0071
Mr. Royce's request for a further vibration test on the Goshawk 11 engine crankcase.5th Jun 1923Box 74 \ 4  scan0072
Telegram requesting a reliable magneto for a motor cycle.14th Aug 1923Box 74 \ 4  scan0073
Telegram proposing a new three-point engine suspension design.14th Nov 1922Box 74 \ 4  scan0074
Telegram instructing on the desired minimal flexibility of the propeller tube.3rd Aug 1923Box 74 \ 4  scan0075
Telegram enquiring about the effect of the centre of gyration on vibrations and alternative rigid fixing arrangements.20th Dec 1925Box 74 \ 4  scan0076
Telegram clarifying the term 'vigorous damping' for damping rods.21th Sep 1923Box 74 \ 4  scan0077
Suspension of the Goshawk 11 power unit to eliminate torque reaction vibration.12th Sep 1923Box 74 \ 4  scan0078
Urgent need for experiments on the suspension of 40/50 and Goshawk engines.14th Sep 1923Box 74 \ 4  scan0079
Outline of torque reaction vibration experiments to be conducted on Goshawk I and II engines.20th Sep 1923Box 74 \ 4  scan0080
Sending drawings for torque reaction dampers on Goshawk I and Goshawk 11 engines.20th Sep 1923Box 74 \ 4  scan0081
Procedure to find the centre of gravity of an engine unit in end elevation using a knife-edge balance test.1st Sep 1923Box 74 \ 4  scan0082
Page of calculations and diagrams related to moments of mass for a mechanical component.24th Sep 1923Box 74 \ 4  scan0083
Blueprint of an 8 G II, 20 H/P Engine Unit showing components, dimensions and total weight.24th Sep 1923Box 74 \ 4  scan0084
Telegram received by telephone from Royce regarding the availability of Hives.24th Sep 1923Box 74 \ 4  scan0085
The specifications, installation, and removal of the torque reaction damper for the Goshawk 11 engine.26th Sep 1923Box 74 \ 4  scan0086
Ongoing engine suspension experiments, stating a full report will be sent soon.29th Sep 1923Box 74 \ 4  scan0087
Instructions for locking the front engine suspension on a 6.EX car.29th Sep 1923Box 74 \ 4  scan0088
Fitting friction dampers to a 5-Goshawk-11 car at the Coachbuilders.1st Oct 1923Box 74 \ 4  scan0089
Suggestion to create a scheme for fitting friction dampers to the 40/50 HP engine mounting.1st Oct 1923Box 74 \ 4  scan0090
Private internal memo arranging a meeting for the following Tuesday at 11 o'clock to decide on a matter.1st Oct 1923Box 74 \ 4  scan0091
The positive results of new dampers on the Goshawk and recommending their immediate adoption.1st Sep 1923Box 74 \ 4  scan0092
Overcoming torque reaction vibration in a 20 HP engine.1st Oct 1923Box 74 \ 4  scan0093
20 HP engine vibrations and the effectiveness of friction dampers.12th Jul 1923Box 74 \ 4  scan0094
Investigating and mitigating engine vibration periods through modifications to engine mounting and the addition of weights.12th Jul 1923Box 74 \ 4  scan0095
Comparison of various engine mounting configurations and their effects on road performance.1st Oct 1923Box 74 \ 4  scan0096
Ongoing engine mounting experiments on a 20 HP unit.1st Oct 1923Box 74 \ 4  scan0097
Standardisation of friction dampers for engine mounting to reduce vibrations.3rd Oct 1923Box 74 \ 4  scan0098


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