This is an overview presentation of research being performed in the Advanced Materials Task within the NASA Subsonic Rotary Wing Project. This research is focused on technology areas that address both national goals and project goals for advanced rotorcraft. Specific technology areas discussed are: (1) high temperature materials for advanced turbines in turboshaft engines; (2) polymer matrix composites for lightweight drive system components; (3) lightweight structure approaches for noise and vibration control; and (4) an advanced metal alloy for lighter weight bearings and more reliable mechanical components. An overview of the technology in each area is discussed, and recent accomplishments are presented.
Overview of Lightweight Structures for Rotorcraft Engines and Drivetrains
NASA Fundamental Aeronautics 2011 Technical Conference ; 2011 ; Cleveland, OH, United States
2011-03-15
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COMPARISON OF VARIATOR TECHNOLOGIES FOR VARIABLE ROTOR SPEED DRIVETRAINS FOR ROTORCRAFT
British Library Conference Proceedings | 2020
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