wing radiator meaning in Hindi

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1. The wing radiators were shallower and set farther back on the wing.
2. The second prototype introduced upper wing radiators in lieu of the frontal radiator and large cut-outs in the lower wing roots to improve the pilot's downward vision.
3. Stronger main longerons were needed to cope with the weight of the Griffon and it required a bigger radiator and oil cooler, although it kept the asymmetric under-wing radiator layout of the single stage Merlin marks.
4. In 1941 " cutoff " valves were introduced which allowed the pilot to shut down either wing radiator in the event of one being damaged; this allowed the remaining coolant to be preserved and the damaged aircraft returned to base.
5. Due to development difficulties with the Sabre IV engine and its wing radiators, the completion of the Mk . I prototype, " HM599 ", was delayed, and thus it was the Mk . V prototype, " HM595 ", that would fly first.
6. The six prototypes were built as a single Mk . I, " Sabre II . The Tempest Mk . I featured other new features, such as a clean single-piece sliding canopy in place of the car-door framed canopy and used wing radiators instead of the " chin " radiator.
7. Many of the technical advances in the Spitfire had been made by others : the thin elliptical wings were designed by Canadian aerodynamicist Beverley Shenstone, and shared some similarities with the Heinkel He 70 Blitz; the under-wing radiators had been designed by the RAE, while monocoque construction had been first developed in the United States.
8. The "'Me 410C "'was a high-altitude version drawn up in early 1944, with two new wing designs that increased radiator, all housed as unitized " Kraftei " ( power-egg ) engine " modules " onto an airframe for ease of installation and field maintenance, so the normal under-wing radiators were removed.