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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?
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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 2010-05-05
2010-05-05
Automation usage soars in aerospace Robots and other automated equipment are becoming simpler to program and set up, making them better suited for aerospace use.
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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2010-05-12
2010-05-12
Safer flight on the horizon Development in avionics, communications, and air-traffic management enable more affordable and better ways to fly and navigate.
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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 2010-05-26
2010-05-26
From oil fields to swamps Aviation turns to living organisms for its future energy source.
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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2010-06-02
2010-06-02
Composites take flight Aerospace looks at newer composites and new applications in the race to reduce weight and maintenance costs.
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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2010-06-09
2010-06-09
Drones feel the squeeze of advanced technologies Compact electronics are allowing UAVs to do more, even as they come in smaller and smaller packages.
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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2010-06-16
2010-06-16
A closer look at composites FEA contributes to design and manufacturing efficiency of complex composite aircraft assemblies.
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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 2010-07-07
2010-07-07
NextGen soon With ADS-B operations under way in Philadelphia and Louisville, the FAA takes another major step forward to NextGen.
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Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing 2010-07-21
2010-07-21
More technology, less fuel Engine makers use several techniques to improve efficiency, cut emissions.
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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.
