Materials and Structures Research for Gas Turbine Applications Within the NASA Subsonic Fixed Wing Project

Hurst, Janet

PID  :  NTRS Document ID: 20110020259
RP-ID  :  GT2010-23177
RP-ID  :  E-17324
RP-ID  :  NASA/TM-2011-216747

学科分类：材料科学（综合）

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来源: NASA Technical Reports Server

【 摘 要 】

A brief overview is presented of the current materials and structures research geared toward propulsion applications for NASA s Subsonic Fixed Wing Project one of four projects within the Fundamental Aeronautics Program of the NASA Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate. The Subsonic Fixed Wing (SFW) Project has selected challenging goals which anticipate an increasing emphasis on aviation s impact upon the global issue of environmental responsibility. These goals are greatly reduced noise, reduced emissions and reduced fuel consumption and address 25 to 30 years of technology development. Successful implementation of these demanding goals will require development of new materials and structural approaches within gas turbine propulsion technology. The Materials and Structures discipline, within the SFW project, comprise cross-cutting technologies ranging from basic investigations to component validation in laboratory environments. Material advances are teamed with innovative designs in a multidisciplinary approach with the resulting technology advances directed to promote the goals of reduced noise and emissions along with improved performance.