Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology:
An International journal

Volume 71, Number 1, 1999

Contents

2 Access to Aircraft Engineering and
Aerospace Technology: An International
Journal
online

3 Abstracts & keywords

5 Contributors
Contributed papers

6 Crashworthiness of helicopter
subfloor structural components
Chiara Bisagni

12 Numerical simulation of
crashworthiness with an implicit
finite element code
D. GrailletandJ.-PPonthot

Articles

21 Vibration reduction and monitoring
Terry Ford

25 Composite design software reduces
engineering time on Eurofighter
parts

Tony Williams) Brian Birchall and
Julian Rishton

29 Lockheed Martin: an industry
leader with a compelling vision
achieves software superiority and
competitive edge
Tani Haque

31 Touchscreen technology -
breakthrough for hardness testing
Trevor Sidaway

33 Boeing enters new era in military
aircraft production
Western Data Systems

39 Ultrasonic analysis of plastics,
rubbers and composites by
non-contact analyzer - the NCA
1000

Mahesh C. Bhard'lvaj) lan Neeson and
Leon Vandervalk

42 Tiltrotor progress
Terry Ford

Case study
48 Jet engine compressor blade

50 Mini features

59 The aerospace world

Software

• Aerospace technology

72 Patent abstracts

73 Equipment

81 Materials

82 Industry news
93 Contracts
95 Appointments
100 Information file

103 Bookshelf

104 Diary

105 Author and title index to Volume 70,

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110 Access to Aircraft Engineering and
Aerospace Technology: An International
Journal online


115 The weight of aircraft
Major T.M. Barlow

129 A new method for predicting rotor
wake geometries and downwash
velocity field
Yihua Cao

136 UK education's support for its
aerospace industry
John H. Barnes

143 Fluid flow and surface heat transfer
analysis in a three-pass
trapezoidal blade cooling channel
C. Cravero) C. Giusto and A. E Massardo

15 4 Hybrid problems of determining
unknown shape ofbladings in
compressible S2-flow in mixed-flow
turbomachinery via variational
technique
Ji-Huan He

Features

160 Touchscreen technology -
breakthrough for hardness testing
Trevor Sidaway

162 NASA saves significant development
costs by using commercially
available field computer
Harold Huber, KendallJunen and
David Pinkleton

165 Automotive development has major
implications for aerospace
manufacturers
Maurice Hanley

167 Conference report
175 Minifeatures

185 The aerospace world
• Software
• Aerospace technology









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VOL. 71, NO. 3, 1999




226 Access to A ircraft Engineering and
Aerospace Technology: An International
Journal online


227 Abstracts & keywords



Contributed papers

228 Anodizing of aluminium alloys
G.E. Thompson) H. Habazaki)
K. Shimizu) M, Sakairi, P Skeldon,
X. Thou and G.C. Wood


239 Accelerated corrosion tests for
aerospace materials: current
limitations and future trends
K.R. Baldwin andC.J.E. Smith


245 Conductive gel gaskets for aircraft
antennas reduce installation costs,
corrosion and downtime
Ben Sitler and Ken Lo


249 Corrosion detection and control
Terry Ford


255 Sharpening the problem-solving
skills of aerospace engineers
GaryJ. Vroman


Features
259 Torrington upgrades its Fafnir
airframe rod end bearings


263 Warning of unseen corrosion to
stored components

264 Mini features


269 The aerospace world
Aerospace notes
Aerospace Europe
Aerospace technology
Software
Safety topics


296 Equipment

302 Materials

303 Industry news

312 Appointments

315 Bookshelf

315 Information file

316 Diary





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Volume 71, Number 4, 1999


318 Access to Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology: An International Journal online

319 Abstracts & keywords

321 Contributing authors

322 Literati awards for excellence

325 The military aircraft cockpit - time for a rethink?
John Parley

329 Winshear recovery using thrust vectoring
H,G. Visser

337 The future use of gamma titanium aluminides by Rolls-Royce
Wayne Voice

341 The Boeing flight deck
Terry Ford

346 Simulation driven design helps solve C5 cargo door problem
Alan Pinnick

349 Shot peening
David Kirk

362 Increased awareness
Terry Ford

365 Conference report

372 Mini features

384 The aerospace world

405 Equipment

410 Materials

411 Industry news

422 Appointments

425 Information file

427 Aeroweb

430 Aerospace abbreviations

431 Diary

432 Internet Research Register