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Apr 25 2013 2:20 PM
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Israr Kabir
http://sploid.gizmodo.com/the-secret-engine-technology-that-made-the-sr-71-the-fa-1673510951
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On December 17, 1903, the Wright brothers flew the first airplane ever at 6.8 mph (10.9 km/h). Only 61 years and five days later, the Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird took off. It's still the world's fastest airplane with a speed of 2,193 mph (3,530 km/h.) This fascinating video explains its top secret engine technology.

Dec 22 2014 7:52 AM
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Jovita Frederick
Jovita Frederick blogged in Aerospace Division - Blog

SMASIS2015 -- Call for Papers

Dec 18 2014 3:58 PM
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Wenbin Yu
Structures and Materials Committee Members,
The next TC meeting is scheduled on Tuesday, November 18, 2014, during IMECE
2014 in Montreal. We will meet at 7:00 pm at Room 512H, Palais Des Congres (site of the 2014 IMECE conference), Montreal. Please see attached the meeting agenda. We also encourage anybody who is interested in the subject to stop by and to get involved.
Oct 30 2014 11:45 AM
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Muhammed Jordakani
hello dear friends and profs
i am studying about power of pyramid but i cant find good tittle and article about my project
if u have studied about it plz help me
tnx
سلام ویژه به تمام هم وطنان ایرانیییییییی
Oct 24 2014 3:05 PM
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Hakan Petersson
Design analysis, to be performed by the engineering designer or the analysts? Help needed with a short survey.
We would therefore appreciate your help and that of your company in answering some questions on how and by whom Computer Based Design Analysis(CBDA) is performed (engineering designers or analysts) and what tools are used. The survey is a part of the larger projec,t at Lund University/Halmstad University in Sweden, to provide a research-grounded concept for making it possible for engineering designers to perform CBDA as part of their daily work.
Link to the introduction letter
Link to the survey: http://dm.quicksearch.se/s/wf.asp?s=5B401C15Z68D7.
Your participation would be appreciated!
Thanks

Quicksearch.se Surveys and EFM-Dialogs

Oct 07 2014 2:41 PM
Hakan Petersson | Oct 07 2014 2:43 PM
Sorry, missing link.
Link to the introduction letter dm.quicksearch.se/.../wf.asp
Hakan Petersson | Oct 12 2014 11:4 AM
Hello
No comments to this topic? Could you please help me with this survey? Everyone that complete the survey has the possibility to get the results through email
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Kathryn Holmes
Visit the new “ASME Public Policy Education Center (PPEC)!”
The PPEC will serve as a “one-stop-shop” for policy developments related to ASME’s priority issues and integrates current Government Relations resources specifically pertaining to ASME’s Public Policy Agenda priorities, including legislation, regulations, policy announcements, etc. Of particular interest to ASME members will be the daily news feeds. Today’s news includes articles such as:
• Senators air nuclear grievances at NRC confirmation hearing
• Oil Boom benefitting Everyone but Oil Producers
• Congress Must Modernize Defense with Innovation & Intelligence
• Feds Float New Safety Rules for Oil Trains
• Next Gen Could Change Airplane Navigation
The PPEC is at:

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Sep 10 2014 3:27 PM
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Jawad Khan
My name is jwad alam khan. i am doing mechancal engineering. i want to research in aerospace engineering but i cant find any topic yet which also cover CFD and structural analysis. please help me
Sep 02 2014 10:29 AM
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Wenbin Yu
A collaborative web interface platform is launched to enhance and build synergies among the composite community. The unique capability of cdmHUB is to allow users to run simulation codes online within a web browser in addition to common capabilities provided by other social networks such as blogging, forum, upload/download, etc. The whole purpose is to convene the composites community and suggest the best practice of composite simulation using the collective wisdom of the community. Users can interact 24/7 through this site globally. You are welcome to explore, share, contribute and interact through
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An online community dedicated to education, research, and development of composites design and manufacturing through online simulation tools, training materials, and other resources.

Jul 23 2014 12:48 PM
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CONROY IWHIWHU
CONROY IWHIWHU shared Biren (Brian) Prasad's Post

May 20 2014 6:54 PM
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Biren (Brian) Prasad
Why Capture Best Practices' Knowledge in Aerospace?
Due to complexity of products, we design today, knowledge must be managed globally to fully utilize corporate information and to provide a competitive edge. Unless intellectual properties (IPs) associated with product life-cycle management (PLM) & development process is captured for someone else in your company to use them again (regularly) at a later date, learning, productivity, and innovation are stifled.
If you are interested in knowing how-to, please go to the following links for details:
http://www.knowledgesol.com/
List of Success Stories and Aerospace Applications:
http://www.knowledgesol.com/kcrplm-applications.html
May 16 2014 12:19 PM
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Emad Nemati
dear friends i need resources and sources for a UAV-UAS tilt-rotor, anyone can help please PM me!
May 05 2014 12:29 PM
Muhammed Jordakani | Oct 24 2014 3:1 PM
hello dear emad im mohammad and i from iran im a new member of group plz help me    tnx
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Kathryn Holmes
ASME Government Relations: The Monday, March 31st edition of “ASME Capitol Update” includes the following articles: 1) House Science Committee Reviews the President’s FY 2015 Budget Request for Science Agencies; 2) Senator Landrieu: Natural Gas Exports Will Create Thousands of High-Paying Jobs, Support U.S. Allies; 3) Energy Department Invests $17 Million in Small Businesses to Accelerate Clean Energy Innovation; 4) NASA Announces Collaborations for Commercial Space Capabilities Initiative; 5) NSF: Federal Science and Engineering Obligations to Universities and Colleges Dropped by 11 Percent in FY 2011; and 6) Update on United States-Japan Nuclear Security Working Group. Contact Kathryn Holmes, Director, ASME Government Relations at holmesk@asme.org to subscribe. Past editions are available at https://www.asme.org/about-asme/get-involved/advocacy-government-relations/policy-publications/capitol-update
Mar 28 2014 7:10 PM
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