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2015
Aerospace & Defense

Improvised Global Vehicle Positioning System using LABVIEW

The Recent development in the automotive navigation system have rooted the vehicle guidance in the form of satellite navigation system which relies on the network signals transmitted and analyzed by the satellites.

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Mahadev Hansda
Hubli, India
Votes: 5
Views: 3373
Aerospace & Defense
Jul 1, 2015

Inductor Jet Engine

Inductor Jet Engine

A jet engine with no moving parts. Compression is achieved by extracting 60% or more of the exhaust energy and injecting it directly into the incoming air stream to induce and compress the intake air. The intake air's kinetic energy is converted to pressure in a divergent zone.

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Geoff Taylor
Winnipeg, Canada
Votes: 9
Views: 4471
Aerospace & Defense
Mar 2, 2015

Jules Verne and Gerald Bull Revisited

A heavy lifting rocket launcher using a 10,000' vertical shaft and a water reservoir.

The Kidd Creek mine in Ontario, Canada has reached a depth of about 10,000'. It is an active mine with about 10 to 20 years of life left. It started as an open pit operation and has continued as an underground operation.

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Robert Lee
Timmins, Canada
Votes: 0
Views: 3433
Aerospace & Defense
May 12, 2015

Kinetic Energy Propulsion

Solving propulsion problems by not using external thrust drives.

Benefits include no drive wheel cars, no props or jet boats or aircraft, no emission space.

It is novel because it is the only controlled kinetic energy propulsion system.

This is applied to all moving craft to make all other propulsion systems obsolete.

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Scott Hammond
Palm Beach Fl, United States
Votes: 0
Views: 5169
Aerospace & Defense
May 6, 2015

Layered Composite Insulation

NASA seeks to license its Layered Composite Insulation (LCI) technology for use in commercial applications. Designed by the Cryogenics Test Laboratory at the John F. Kennedy Space Center (KSC) in Florida, this easy-to-use system can benefit multiple industries that depend on regulation of low temperatures in equipment and products. The synergistic effect of improvements in materials, design,

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Jeffrey Kohler
Kennedy Space Center, United States
Votes: 0
Views: 3095
Aerospace & Defense
Jun 25, 2015

Lightweight Composite Wheel

The work involves design and manufacturing of a wheel for an All-Terrain Vehicle using a Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer (GFRP) material. The main aim is to replace the conventional Aluminium alloy wheel with that of a lightweight alternative. GFRP is one such lightweight alternative, with fiber glass reinforcement and epoxy matrix,

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Shanmuga Srinivas Ramkumar
Coimbatore, India
Votes: 0
Views: 3123
Aerospace & Defense
Jun 11, 2015

Liquid Propane to replace 100LL for piston engine aircrafts

A lot of action is taking place to find 100LL replacement for GA aircrafts. This includes EPA testing four new unleaded fuel blends and some aircraft manufacturers installing compression ignition engines that will use Jet A fuel.

In my opinion there is a simple alternative that will substantially reduce conversion cost &

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Ravindra Dandekar
Powell, United States
Votes: 22
Views: 4554
Aerospace & Defense
May 20, 2015

Lockbox - Ruggedized Computing

This design is a ruggedized, secure computer cube called Lockbox™. It is able to securely store data as a desktop All-in-One as well as act as a network attached storage on both LAN and its own Wi-Fi. The current working design of Lockbox is a 6 inch cube,

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Melissa Keener
Severn, United States
Votes: 10
Views: 3277
Aerospace & Defense
Jun 14, 2015

Low Cost Third Redundancy In Hydraulic Power System

Low-cost Third Redundancy in Hydraulic Power System

Category: Flight Safety

System: Hydraulic Power

a) Combined ‘controls’ and ‘utility

b) Landing Gear Lowering

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Mayampurath Jayamohan
Bengaluru, India
Votes: 0
Views: 2632
Aerospace & Defense
Jun 29, 2015

Low Frequency Portable Acoustic Measurement System

NASA’s Langley Research Center has developed a system to detect and locate atmospheric clear air turbulence (CAT) by means of a ground-based infrasonic array to serve as an early warning system for aircraft. This system could augment existing systems such as pilot reports (PIREPs), airborne lidar, and airborne radar.

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Nasa Langley Research Center
Hampton, United States
Votes: 4
Views: 3239
Aerospace & Defense
Jun 23, 2015

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