Aerospace

Rising fuel costs, environmental regulations and an increase in airline traffic have helped drive the increasing use of composite materials in the aerospace industry. Composites are used in military, business and commercial aircraft of all sizes, including spacecraft.

Carbon Fiber Can Be Used to Make Reentry of Space Debris Safer

In developing technologies and techniques to ensure low-orbiting satellites are designed according to the concept of ‘D4D’ – design for demise, The European Space Agency’s (ESA) Clean Space initiative...

Making Simulation Accessible to the Masses

In 2015, Solvay Composite Materials began using simulation tools from MultiMechanics to simplify testing of materials used in high-performance applications. The global business unit of Solvay recognized the...

Aircraft Manufacturers Looking for Speed

New composites technologies will help meet the growing demand for civil aircraft. Airline companies carried a record-setting 4.3 billion passengers globally in 2018 (International Civil Aviation...

Boom Supersonic Closed a $100 Million Series B Investment Round to Develop Overture, its Mach-2.2 Airliner

Boom Supersonic, a Denver, CO based company, states that Overture will be the most community- and environmentally-friendly supersonic jet ever made. Advanced aerodynamics and engines will create a carbon...

Aerospace

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