The aerospace industry continues to mature new approaches to composite aerostructure development. Novel assembly approaches combined with the increasing use of composite materials have uncovered challenges whose solutions are leading to strong competitive advantages for companies that employ them.
This presentation reviews approaches for solving these challenges for assemblies and composites. It will illustrate how specialized software can achieve a step change in the ease of definition and improve collaboration within design teams and data exchange across the supply chain. For composites, powerful part-type specific design approaches that capture the essential definition of a composite part give design and manufacturing engineers significant advantages in speed and quality. For assemblies, understanding the interaction of composite part structure with the assembly structure offers an opportunity for improved efficiencies as well.
Exciting new capabilities in these areas make aerostructure development more controlled and robust, which ultimately leads to the faster and more profitable delivery of industry leading products.
Presenter:
John O'Connor is the Director of Product & Market Strategy at Siemens PLM Software. Mr. O'Connor also served in many roles at VISTAGY, which was acquired by Siemens in 2011, ranging from application support and technical sales management to business development. Prior to VISTAGY, Mr. O'Connor was a Senior Design Engineer at Lockheed Martin where he led a variety of product design teams. Mr. O'Connor holds an M.S. in Materials Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.
Solutions for Composite Aerostructure Development Challenges
May 24, 2017 |
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