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How Do Aircrafts Communicate With Each Other?

Posted on March 6, 2019 David Sherman

Aircraft communication is key for pilots as the utilization of global airways continues to grow. Generally speaking, aircraft fly at an altitude of 35,000 to 42,000 feet and must be able to maintain regular contact with other aircraft, control towers, and their home base.

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How Do Electromechanical Relays Work

Posted on January 21, 2019 David Sherman

Electromechanical relays are switches used to control high power electrical devices. They turn a small amount of power into a much larger amount. These relays use an electrical supply in order to perform a mechanical action, hence the name. Moving parts are used to connect contacts within the relay. Electromechanical relays are most commonly used to control a single circuit using a low power signal or to control multiple circuits with a single signal.

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What Are The Different Types Of Sensors And Their Applications?

Posted on January 14, 2019 David Sherman

They always sound so high tech that we hardly notice that our day-to-day lives always involve the use of sensors. From IR sensors in TV remotes to passive infrared sensors on automatic doors or LDRs for outdoor and street lightings, sensors are everywhere.

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The 6 Most Popular and Common Types of Bearings

Posted on October 19, 2018 David Sherman

Bearings are some of the most common mechanical elements in any machine or system. Typically, bearings are components used between two other components that allow for rotational and/or linear movement, while reducing friction and increasing efficiency. This is based on the simple idea that things roll better than they slide.

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What is the purpose of flaps on an airplane?

Posted on August 1, 2018 David Sherman

Aircraft flaps are a high-lift device designed to increase aircraft lift once a certain speed is reached. Flaps help the wings adapt to whatever phase of flight they may be in. The usage of flaps on wings provide these three major advantages:

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The Jet Engine: A Pinnacle of Modern Engineering

Posted on July 2, 2018 David Sherman

The jet engine marks the current gold standard in aviation. Yet few are aware of the immense evolution the jet engine has undergone over the last 80 years in terms of efficiency, durability, and reliability. It is a true testament to human ingenuity, one that is worth reviewing.

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Picking The Right Connector for Your Custom Engineering Application

Posted on May 8, 2018 David Sherman

There are plenty of electrical connectors used in the aerospace industry as well as many other industries. All of the diverse options make it hard to pick a suited connector for your custom application. In this article, we talk about the many types of connectors you can use to go with the best application for the job. One application that is mentioned often is the d type electrical connectors.

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Mexican Validate for 5-Blade MT-Propeller MTV-27 on PC-12

Posted on April 4, 2018 David Sherman

In the beginning of the year, the company MT-Propeller Entwicklung, was approved for flight by the SCT of Mexico. They are using a Quiet Fan Jet system with a 5-bladed MT-Propeller, a top performer in its category. This configuration is well known for being able to handle multiple engine types, weather conditions and landing systems.

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FACC New Project with Pratt and Whitney Canada

Posted on March 28, 2018 David Sherman

Established in 1989, with headquarters in Ried Im Innkreis, Upper Austria, FACC AG (formerly Fisher Advanced Composite Components) is a Sino-Austrian aircraft components manufacturer, but mostly active in the field of plastic processing. Manufacturer such as Boeing, Airbus, Embraer and Bombardier get their airplane interior and lightweight components from FAAC.

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Important Steps to Change Aircraft Engine Oil by Yourself

Posted on February 7, 2018 David Sherman

Whether you are a pilot or just the owner of a plane the FAA allows you to change your aircraft oil, by yourself. If you’ve ever wondered how to get the process rolling and what tools you made to need to have a successful job, keep on reading.

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An Arising Market for Plastic Fasteners has Hit The US

Posted on January 29, 2018 David Sherman

Many companies have begun to capitalize on an arising market that has been appearing on many company’s radars. The market has risen at significant rate which is why market research company, Questale, has decided to perform an analysis on them to further review their success. The research not only shows the companies activity but measures the market and was able to review what the potential future holds for them in the US.

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KC-46A Tanker Becomes Seven Planes Out of Its Program to Fly For The US Air Force

Posted on January 5, 2018 David Sherman

Boeing KC-46A Pegasus Tanker has completed its first flight making it one step closer to being delivered to the US Air Force. The tanker has been a long-awaited request from the Air force due to the many traits it can and will perform. The Tanker has been inspired by Boeings prolific 767 airframe that has been a great asset to the Equipped with in Aircraft Fuel Systems to be able to fuel any coalition or allied aircrafts.

The plane will be able to transport patients or be able to carry a significant number of passengers. The aircraft is to be built in Boeings Everett Facility which is in Everett, Washington. Boeing has been able to place 34 of the awaited aircrafts on contracts prior to their competition.

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