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Carbon nanotubes for epoxy Nanocomposites: a review on recent developments [PDF]
Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) are one of the strongest and stiffest engineering fibres. Due to their unique combination of chemical and physical properties at an incredibly small size, they possess great potential to be used as nanofillers for many structural ...
Inam, Fawad, Luhyna, Nataliia
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Semantic difficulties of the English aerospace terminological system
The Purpose of the research is to describe the modern system of astronomical and rocket engineering terminology and to investigate the peculiarities of the translation of the relevant terms into the Ukrainian language.
Irina Suima
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Pyrotechnic devices are widely used in modern aerospace engineering. One of the most effective types of pyrotechnic devices for performing obstacle separation operations in aerospace engineering is linear shaped charges. The penetration efficiency of the
Yevhen Boliubash
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Computational simulation for concurrent engineering of aerospace propulsion systems [PDF]
Results are summarized for an investigation to assess the infrastructure available and the technology readiness in order to develop computational simulation methods/software for concurrent engineering.
Chamis, C. C., Singhal, S. N.
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Systems Engineering Cost Estimation Across BAE Systems: Trans-Atlantic Collaboration and Identification of Future Opportunities [PDF]
As organizations develop more complex systems, increased emphasis is being placed on Systems Engineering (SE) to ensure that cost, schedule, and performance targets are met.
Valerdi, Ricardo
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Advanced engineering design program at the University of Illinois for the 1987-1988 academic year [PDF]
The participation of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in the NASA/USRA Universities Advanced Engineering Design Program (Space) is reviewed for the 1987 to 88 academic year.
Lembeck, Michael F., Sivier, Kenneth R.
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Application of Peter Chew Method in Aerospace Engineering (Ground Speed)
Chew P.
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