René Moineau (August 11, 1887 – October 5, 1948) was one of the French pioneers of aviation and an inventor in various branches of aeronautics and fluid mechanics. A pilot and engineer at Bréguet, he designed his own plane, the Salmson-Moineau SM-1, in 1915, then devoted himself to numerous inventions, several patented, including the Moineau pump still used in industry, and the first retractable landing gear (for which he filed the patent in 1918).[1][2]
The son of Louis Moineau and Marguerite Moitrier, René Joseph Louis Moineau was born in Lisieux on August 11, 1887. The family was originally from Nièvre and Lorraine. He spent his childhood in Versailles, then in Nancy, where he obtained his science degree in 1906 and the engineering degree from the Institute of Electrotechnics and Mechanics.
From 1909 he built his first biplane gliders, before discovering the free balloon and the hot air balloon; he passed his free balloon pilot's license the same year.
Moineau received his Brevet de pilote (French pilot's licence)- N° 544- in July 1911. In November of that year, he flew for Bréguet in the Concours d'Aviation Militaire de 1911 (Reims Military Aviation Competition, 1911).[3]
Mobilized in August 1914 as a pilot, he was first assigned to the Bréguet 17 squadron (V103). After a stint at the Camp Retranché in Paris, he served in the SFA (Service des Fabrications de l'Aviation).
In 1916 he joined the Salmson establishments and designed the Salmson-Moineau SM-1, an unusual reconnaissance aircraft with its engine placed transversely driving two propellers. Some 150 examples were built.[4]
In 1924, he created his company Avions René Moineau.
Jean-Louis Moineau, René Moineau : aviateur et inventeur, Paris, éd. de l'Officine, 2006, 256 p. ISBN978-2-915680-59-1
Henri Cholet, Les pompes à cavités progressantes, Paris, IFP, éditions Technip, 1997.
Louis Bréguet, Louis Bréguet. Trente ans au service de l'aviation, Blondel la Rougerie, 1938.
Louis Bréguet, Les avions Louis Bréguet. 1908-1938, (s.d.).
Charles Dolfuss, Henry Boucher, Histoire de l'aéronautique, L'Illustration, 1942.
Albert Étévé, Avant les cocardes. Les débuts de l'aviation militaire, Lavauzelle, 1961.
Albert Etévé, La victoire des cocardes, Robert Laffont, 1970.
Colonel Désiré Lucca, A. de Baillancourt, Création et débuts du Groupe des Escadrilles de Protection du Camp Retranché de Paris. Le Bourget, octobre 1914-février 1915, Le Puy, Les Arts graphiques, 1969.
Georges Naudet, L'Aéronautique à la Belle Époque, 1976.
Edmond Petit, Histoire mondiale de l'aviation, Hachette, 1967.
Edmond Petit, Nouvelle histoire mondiale de l'aviation, Hachette, 1973.
Service historique de l'armée de l'air, Les Escadrilles de l'aéronautique militaire française : Synthèse et histoire. 1912-1920.
Georges Villa, Ailes et eux. Croquis et dessins, 1921.
Bernard Marck, Dictionnaire universel de l'aviation, Paris, Tallandier, 2005, 1129 p. ISBN2847340602, p. 728.
Alain Pelletier, « Salmson-Moineau type 1 », Le Fana de l'Aviation, no 303, February 1995, p. 28-33.
David Méchin, « Le Salmson-Moineau SM 1. Quand un constructeur manœuvrait mieux que son appareil », Le Fana de l'Aviation, no 597, August 2019, p. 68-78.
Referencesedit
^Alain Pelletier, « Salmson-Moineau type 1 », Le Fana de l'Aviation, no 303, février 1995, p. 28-33.
^"Tous les Personnels de l'Aéronautique de A à Z: René Moineau". archive.wikiwix.com. Retrieved 11 December 2022.
^Hartmann, Gérard. "Le Grand Concours d'Aviation Militaire de Reims 1911" (PDF). www.hydroretro.net. Retrieved 10 December 2022.
^Owers, Colin A.; Jon S. Guttman; James J. Davilla (2001). Salmson Aircraft of World War I (1st ed.). Boulder, Colorado: Flying Machine Press. pp. 2–13. ISBN1-891268-16-3
^. Archived from the original on 2008-11-21. Retrieved 2009-10-18.
External linksedit
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rené, moineau, august, 1887, october, 1948, french, pioneers, aviation, inventor, various, branches, aeronautics, fluid, mechanics, pilot, engineer, bréguet, designed, plane, salmson, moineau, 1915, then, devoted, himself, numerous, inventions, several, patent. Rene Moineau August 11 1887 October 5 1948 was one of the French pioneers of aviation and an inventor in various branches of aeronautics and fluid mechanics A pilot and engineer at Breguet he designed his own plane the Salmson Moineau SM 1 in 1915 then devoted himself to numerous inventions several patented including the Moineau pump still used in industry and the first retractable landing gear for which he filed the patent in 1918 1 2 Contents 1 Biography 2 Bibliography 3 References 4 External linksBiography editThe son of Louis Moineau and Marguerite Moitrier Rene Joseph Louis Moineau was born in Lisieux on August 11 1887 The family was originally from Nievre and Lorraine He spent his childhood in Versailles then in Nancy where he obtained his science degree in 1906 and the engineering degree from the Institute of Electrotechnics and Mechanics From 1909 he built his first biplane gliders before discovering the free balloon and the hot air balloon he passed his free balloon pilot s license the same year Moineau received his Brevet de pilote French pilot s licence N 544 in July 1911 In November of that year he flew for Breguet in the Concours d Aviation Militaire de 1911 Reims Military Aviation Competition 1911 3 Mobilized in August 1914 as a pilot he was first assigned to the Breguet 17 squadron V103 After a stint at the Camp Retranche in Paris he served in the SFA Service des Fabrications de l Aviation In 1916 he joined the Salmson establishments and designed the Salmson Moineau SM 1 an unusual reconnaissance aircraft with its engine placed transversely driving two propellers Some 150 examples were built 4 In 1924 he created his company Avions Rene Moineau He remains best known as the inventor in 1930 of the progressive cavity pump which is still known by his name 5 He died in Brussels Belgium on October 5 1948 Bibliography editJean Louis Moineau Rene Moineau aviateur et inventeur Paris ed de l Officine 2006 256 p ISBN 978 2 915680 59 1 Henri Cholet Les pompes a cavites progressantes Paris IFP editions Technip 1997 Louis Breguet Louis Breguet Trente ans au service de l aviation Blondel la Rougerie 1938 Louis Breguet Les avions Louis Breguet 1908 1938 s d Charles Dolfuss Henry Boucher Histoire de l aeronautique L Illustration 1942 Albert Eteve Avant les cocardes Les debuts de l aviation militaire Lavauzelle 1961 Albert Eteve La victoire des cocardes Robert Laffont 1970 Colonel Desire Lucca A de Baillancourt Creation et debuts du Groupe des Escadrilles de Protection du Camp Retranche de Paris Le Bourget octobre 1914 fevrier 1915 Le Puy Les Arts graphiques 1969 Georges Naudet L Aeronautique a la Belle Epoque 1976 Edmond Petit Histoire mondiale de l aviation Hachette 1967 Edmond Petit Nouvelle histoire mondiale de l aviation Hachette 1973 Service historique de l armee de l air Les Escadrilles de l aeronautique militaire francaise Synthese et histoire 1912 1920 Georges Villa Ailes et eux Croquis et dessins 1921 Bernard Marck Dictionnaire universel de l aviation Paris Tallandier 2005 1129 p ISBN 2847340602 p 728 Alain Pelletier Salmson Moineau type 1 Le Fana de l Aviation no 303 February 1995 p 28 33 David Mechin Le Salmson Moineau SM 1 Quand un constructeur manœuvrait mieux que son appareil Le Fana de l Aviation no 597 August 2019 p 68 78 References edit Alain Pelletier Salmson Moineau type 1 Le Fana de l Aviation no 303 fevrier 1995 p 28 33 Tous les Personnels de l Aeronautique de A a Z Rene Moineau archive wikiwix com Retrieved 11 December 2022 Hartmann Gerard Le Grand Concours d Aviation Militaire de Reims 1911 PDF www hydroretro net Retrieved 10 December 2022 Owers Colin A Jon S Guttman James J Davilla 2001 Salmson Aircraft of World War I 1st ed Boulder Colorado Flying Machine Press pp 2 13 ISBN 1 891268 16 3 Moineau pump Archived from the original on 2008 11 21 Retrieved 2009 10 18 External links editHistorique PCM De Rene Moineau 1930 a nos jours www pcm pump com Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Rene Moineau amp oldid 1198258322, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
