Fluid thrust fast reverses non stop

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An award-winning invention for reversing thruster force may prove useful in hydraulics, general plant stirring operations and airflow control. Neville Marsh of Genevator Design gained a placing at the Innovator 2000 awards for the second time with this new invention. The mechanism involves the movement of a shroud back and forth over a centrifugal impeller which has paddle-shaped vanes. Although it is only in the early stages of development, the award presenter envisaged a potential use on high manoeuvrability aircraft which currently uses a crude method of thrust reversal.

Aircraft Manufacturing, Standard Jet, Fluid Power Valve and Hose Fitting Manufacturing, Hydraulic Thrust Reversers, Innovations, Product development, Jet airplanes, Jet planes, Hydraulics, Thrust reversers, Aircraft hydraulic systems, Marsh, Neville

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Clusters of innovation

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Paul Mackin, world-wide aerospace marketing for IBM PLM Solutions says that there has been culture change in the industry and every aircraft project is collaborative. The suppliers are being asked to bid for aircraft parts such as wings, fuselage and the engine.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Aircraft Parts, Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing, International economic relations, Aircraft & Parts, Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Aircraft industry, Letting of contracts, Competitive bidding, Trade policy, Mackin, Paul

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A breakout for British invention?

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Trevor Baylis has discovered a new method to safeguard intellectual property and to promote commercial thinking by inventors. It is crucial to teach inventors and potential inventors about protecting their intellectual property and drafting business plans.

Planning, Licenses, Patents & Trademarks, Methods, Intellectual property, Business planning, Inventors, Business plans, Baylis, Trevor

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