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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2010-04-28

2010-04-28
Propulsion challenges Universities and research institutes in the U.K. are playing an ever-growing role in EU aerospace development projects as well as maintaining an independent industry workload.
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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2010-05-19

2010-05-19
Heading back to the future As the buzz about space grows, and with the potential for government resurection of funding, materials for space travel-and materials creations in space- are taking on new life.
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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2010-06-23

2010-06-23
Fast-track propulsion testing Whether it is compressor refinement or complete test programs for next-generation aircraft, the level of propulsion system development in Europe seems to be ever-increasing.
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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2010-07-28

2010-07-28
Inside information on lightweight materials While plenty of engineering effort is being made to change materials on the outside, there is as much going on with aircraft interiors to cut weight.
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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2010-08-11

2010-08-11
Taking a deeper look at NDT Rapid adoption of composties in aircraft has accelerated the need for newer and faster nondestructive testing methodologies. We look at some of the issues.
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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2010-09-08

2010-09-08
The open rotor engine in the 21st century After consideration in the 1980s, the open rotor turbine engine for aircraft is given another chance. Will today's engineering tools make it more viable this time?
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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2010-09-15

2010-09-15
Powering the future To achieve sales of more than 1000 engines a full two years ahead of the first flight of the aircraft it is being built to power gives an indication ofthe high customer expectations from the most advanced in a long line of engines from Rolls-Royce.
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