Alcoa has developed new aluminum-based solutions that enable aerospace industry to produce ultra-lightweight, short-range airplanes at lower cost and minimum production risk when compared to composite-intensive planes.
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At the 49th International Paris Air Show, Simrit will display its new low-friction coating solution and low-temperature polyurethane material that can tackle friction and abrasion problems in important applications of the aerospace industry.
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Advanced Composites Group Ltd. (ACG), a member of Umeco Composites Structural Materials (UCSM) – a Division of Umeco plc, will be exhibiting on Pod 18 on the Midlands Aerospace Alliance (MAA) stand (G158 in Hall 2B) at the 49th International Paris Air Show - Le Bourget, Paris, France, between the 20th and 26th June 2011.
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Researchers at the University of Huddersfield are working on a £8 million project to produce “factory on a machine”.
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Two regional Jazz aircraft have been repainted using PPG Aerospace’s chromate-free green coating system. Ontario-based Springer Aerospace carried out the repainting process with PPG’s DESOGEL EAP-9 metal pretreatment, DESOPRIME CF/CA 7502 epoxy primer and DESOTHANE HD/CA 9000 clearcoat/basecoat.
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Sustainable Oils has announced that the Thunderbirds demonstration flight uses camelina-based hydrotreated renewable jet fuel (HRJ).
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Thresher Industries, a company that provides design, prototype development and complete engineering support to a wide range of industries, including automotive, defense, aerospace, agriculture and transportation in Europe and the U.S.
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Controlled tests have been successfully performed on Bourque Industries’ Kryron aluminum alloy to determine the ballistic protection ability and battle-worthiness of the material.
Kryron metal super a...
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Hampson Aerospace Tooling Solutions has demonstrated its new capability to produce composite materials-based aircraft tools at the SAMPE Conference.
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Research, development and commercialization company, ADA Technologies has secured a contract from NASA to develop a self-healing polymer for application as a fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) material.
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