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Fundamental Research into Hyperelastic Materials for Flight Applications Element, Year 2

Completed TRL 6 (started at 4, targeting 6)

Description

GAIN FUNDAMENTAL KNOWLEDGE OF HYPERELASTIC MATERIALS FOR USE IN FUTURE AIRCRAFT DESIGNS.

Benefits

Potential Applications: Launch Propulsion Systems, EDL, Modeling, advanced modeling, simulation, information & processing configuration to surpass conventional technologies, lightweight structures

Details

ProgramCenter Innovation Fund: AFRC CIF (AFRC CIF)
Lead organizationArmstrong Flight Research Center, Edwards, CA
Start date2014-11-01
End date2015-10-01

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