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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2009-10-14

2009-10-14

Casting a wider net For the 2009 version of the AeroTech Congress and Exhibition, host company Boeing looks to reach all corners of the aerospace industry.

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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2009-10-28

2009-10-28

Looking into the future of flight displays New developments in lighting and electronics are changing the way aircrews operate their aircraft.

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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2009-11-11

2009-11-11

Watching wires A new FAA rule will require airlines to develop maintenance and inspection tasks to identify, correct, and prevent wiring conditions that introduce risk to continued safe flight.

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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2009-11-25

2009-11-25

Collaboration goes digital Aerospace users and tool providers alike are making digital collaborations more effective than ever.

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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2009-12-09

2009-12-09

Linking design and manufacturing Design, manufacturing forge tighter links with help from emerging development tools.

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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2009-12-23

2009-12-23

Optimizing components for greener combustion Research agencies and engine manufacturers around the world tackle combustion with new materials, configurations, and fuels.

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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2010-01-13

2010-01-13

Well sealed in flight The introduction of fly-by-wire and electrohydraostatic actuators has changed the design of hydraulic flight controls.

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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2010-01-20

2010-01-20

The present and future of robotics Aerospace manufacturers make room for robots on the assembly line.

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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2010-01-27

2010-01-27

In the beginning... Modeling and simulation put emphasis on early planning.

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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2010-02-03

2010-02-03

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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2010-02-10

2010-02-10

Energizing materials Materials science and engineering will continue to play a major role in realizing new energy opportunities.

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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2010-02-17

2010-02-17

Airframers at the crossroads Aerospace manufacturers must face up to recession challenges while investigating in new technologies.

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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2010-02-24

2010-02-24

A test of character The nondestructive test market is maturing, with advanced scanning techniques and analysis methods being used extensively.

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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2010-03-03

2010-03-03

Advances in out-of-autoclave As carbon-fiber composites continue to gain weight share on modern aircraft, reducing the need for autoclave cures becomes more important.

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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2010-03-10

2010-03-10

CAM's converging byways "Art to part" is an ancient catchphrase. But it's taking on new dimensions with advances in machine controllers, inter-machine communications, and design approaches.

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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2010-03-17

2010-03-17

Onboard connectivity Development of high-throughput technologies facilities next-generation passenger connectivity for phones and computers.

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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2010-03-24

2010-03-24

Machine programming investigates a new STEP While the machining industry has adapted to the 50-year-old standard for CNC machine language commonly known as G-Code, a community of engineers has worked on a replacement, the STEP AP238 protocol known as STEP-NC. Is the machining world ready for it?

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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2010-03-31

2010-03-31

Resolving freedom's complexities Design tools help engineers manage many degrees of freedom and optimize performance.

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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2010-04-07

2010-04-07

Hatching revolutionary and evolutionary technologies A look at several of the research incubators that could alter the future of civil aerospace engineering and manufacturing programs.

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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2010-04-21

2010-04-21

Blue-screen thinking The growth of simulations software in the aerospace development industry has changed the conventional test program. Is this trend likely to continue?