Morgan Stanley 2nd Annual Laguna ConferenceTextronCorp
Textron provides an overview of its business segments and growth strategies. It discusses new product investments across aircraft, industrial, and defense segments. These include the Citation Latitude, Bell 505 and 525 helicopters, and the V-280 Valor tiltrotor technology demonstrator. Textron aims to grow organically and through acquisitions while executing on programs like the H-1 helicopter, V-22 Osprey, and Scorpion unmanned aircraft. Financial results are discussed briefly and forward-looking statements are provided.
This document summarizes Scott Donnelly's presentation at the Cowen and Company Aerospace/Defense & Transportation Conference on February 5, 2014. It discusses Textron's leading branded businesses, which include Bell, Cessna, and Textron Systems. Textron is committed to future growth through new product development, acquisitions, and investing in areas like unmanned aircraft systems. The presentation provides details on new aircraft and products from Bell, Cessna, and Textron Industrial. Textron aims to expand its international business and sees opportunities for growth across its brands.
The document provides an overview of Textron Inc.'s business segments and strategies for future growth. It discusses Textron Aviation, Industrial, Bell, Systems, and Finance segments. It highlights new product investments and acquisitions to expand globally and pursue growth opportunities in aircraft, helicopters, defense, and finance. The presentation ends with forward-looking statements and risk factor disclosures.
Textron Inc. at Goldman Sachs Industrials ConferenceTextronCorp
This document summarizes Frank Connor's presentation at the Goldman Sachs Industrials Conference. It discusses Textron's strategy of investing in new products and acquisitions to drive future growth across its business segments, which include aviation, industrial, and defense. Key points covered include new aircraft and helicopter models in development at Bell and Cessna, and unmanned systems and weapons programs at Textron Systems. The presentation also highlights Textron's focus on international expansion and improving profitability through operational excellence.
Textron Inc. at Vertical Research Partners Industrial ConferenceTextronCorp
Frank Connor, EVP & CFO of Textron, presented at the VRP Industrials Conference. The presentation included: an overview of Textron's business segments and 2013 revenues; a discussion of new product investments and acquisitions across segments; and forward-looking statements noting risks and uncertainties that could impact projections.
- Scott Donnelly, Chairman and CEO of Textron, addressed the Electrical Products Group Conference on May 19, 2015.
- Textron has leading branded businesses in aviation, Bell, industrial, and finance that generated $13.9 billion in revenue in 2014.
- Textron is committed to future growth through investing in new product development, acquisitions, and operational performance improvements across its businesses.
The document discusses challenges facing the aerospace and defense industry and how Wind River can help customers address these challenges. It outlines three main challenges: 1) budget uncertainty requiring increased agility and cost control, 2) demanding functional requirements for advanced systems, and 3) disruptive engineering changes requiring flexibility. Wind River aims to help customers reduce costs, develop advanced technically challenging systems, and adapt to new technologies through collaborative partnerships.
Morgan Stanley 2nd Annual Laguna ConferenceTextronCorp
Textron provides an overview of its business segments and growth strategies. It discusses new product investments across aircraft, industrial, and defense segments. These include the Citation Latitude, Bell 505 and 525 helicopters, and the V-280 Valor tiltrotor technology demonstrator. Textron aims to grow organically and through acquisitions while executing on programs like the H-1 helicopter, V-22 Osprey, and Scorpion unmanned aircraft. Financial results are discussed briefly and forward-looking statements are provided.
This document summarizes Scott Donnelly's presentation at the Cowen and Company Aerospace/Defense & Transportation Conference on February 5, 2014. It discusses Textron's leading branded businesses, which include Bell, Cessna, and Textron Systems. Textron is committed to future growth through new product development, acquisitions, and investing in areas like unmanned aircraft systems. The presentation provides details on new aircraft and products from Bell, Cessna, and Textron Industrial. Textron aims to expand its international business and sees opportunities for growth across its brands.
The document provides an overview of Textron Inc.'s business segments and strategies for future growth. It discusses Textron Aviation, Industrial, Bell, Systems, and Finance segments. It highlights new product investments and acquisitions to expand globally and pursue growth opportunities in aircraft, helicopters, defense, and finance. The presentation ends with forward-looking statements and risk factor disclosures.
Textron Inc. at Goldman Sachs Industrials ConferenceTextronCorp
This document summarizes Frank Connor's presentation at the Goldman Sachs Industrials Conference. It discusses Textron's strategy of investing in new products and acquisitions to drive future growth across its business segments, which include aviation, industrial, and defense. Key points covered include new aircraft and helicopter models in development at Bell and Cessna, and unmanned systems and weapons programs at Textron Systems. The presentation also highlights Textron's focus on international expansion and improving profitability through operational excellence.
Textron Inc. at Vertical Research Partners Industrial ConferenceTextronCorp
Frank Connor, EVP & CFO of Textron, presented at the VRP Industrials Conference. The presentation included: an overview of Textron's business segments and 2013 revenues; a discussion of new product investments and acquisitions across segments; and forward-looking statements noting risks and uncertainties that could impact projections.
- Scott Donnelly, Chairman and CEO of Textron, addressed the Electrical Products Group Conference on May 19, 2015.
- Textron has leading branded businesses in aviation, Bell, industrial, and finance that generated $13.9 billion in revenue in 2014.
- Textron is committed to future growth through investing in new product development, acquisitions, and operational performance improvements across its businesses.
The document discusses challenges facing the aerospace and defense industry and how Wind River can help customers address these challenges. It outlines three main challenges: 1) budget uncertainty requiring increased agility and cost control, 2) demanding functional requirements for advanced systems, and 3) disruptive engineering changes requiring flexibility. Wind River aims to help customers reduce costs, develop advanced technically challenging systems, and adapt to new technologies through collaborative partnerships.
Textron Inc. at Citi 2014 Industrials Conference PresentationTextronCorp
- Textron provides an overview of its business segments which generated $12.1 billion in revenue in 2013. Its key segments include Bell, Cessna Aircraft, and Textron Systems.
- It discusses new product investments across its segments to drive growth, including the Citation Latitude jet, Scorpion aircraft, and Bell 525 helicopter.
- Textron highlights its focus on international expansion, acquisitions, and commitment to new product development to support its future growth.
The document is a presentation from Textron discussing the company's strategy and financial performance. The summary is:
Textron operates several aerospace and defense businesses including Bell, Cessna Aircraft, and Textron Systems. It discusses new product development across its segments to drive growth. Textron also emphasizes international expansion, cost productivity, and acquisitions. The presentation provides financial results for 2013 and outlines Textron's focus on cash flow generation and improving profitability going forward.
This document provides an overview of Textron Inc.'s business segments and strategy. It summarizes that Textron has leading brands across aircraft, defense, industrial and finance. It is investing in new product development and focusing on international expansion to drive growth. The document also notes that some statements are forward-looking and are subject to risks and uncertainties.
The document provides an overview of Textron Inc.'s business segments and strategy. It discusses Textron's focus on investing in new product development, operational performance, and cash flow generation. The document also contains forward-looking statements and risks that actual results could differ materially from projections.
Textron Inc. at Bank of America Merrill Lynch Global Industrials & EU Autos C...TextronCorp
The document summarizes Textron's business segments and financial highlights from 2014. It discusses the company's aircraft, industrial, and systems divisions. Key points include Textron Aviation expanding its product line and service footprint, Bell Helicopter executing balanced military and commercial growth, and Textron Systems expanding its global presence and customer base. The summary also notes Textron's strong financial position with low debt levels and capital available for acquisitions and share repurchases.
- This document provides forward-looking statements and information about risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ from projections.
- It summarizes Textron's business segments and highlights growth strategies like new product development, acquisitions, and operational improvements.
- Textron sees opportunities in developing technologies like the Bell V-280 Valor, expanding product lines, and strengthening customer support.
This document summarizes Textron's annual investor presentation. It discusses Textron's strategy of investing in new product development and acquisitions to drive future growth. Several of Textron's business units are highlighted, including new aircraft and products in development. Textron Aviation, Bell Helicopter, and Textron Systems see opportunities in new markets and expanding their international presence. The presentation includes forward-looking statements and risk factors that may influence projections.
Aerospace & Defence Newsletter - Oct 2014Jaswin Sood
Boeing is the world's largest aerospace company, with annual revenue of $86.6 billion and over 168,000 employees. It produces commercial and military aircraft, satellites, weapons systems, and other aerospace technology. Boeing uses various health monitoring systems to monitor aircraft components like engines, structures, and hydraulics for issues. This includes sensors that track usage, loads, vibrations, temperatures and other metrics. The data is transmitted in real-time during flights and analyzed to detect potential problems. More than 65 airlines and 2,000 aircraft worldwide use Boeing's Airplane Health Monitoring system to reduce delays, cancellations and diversions.
This 3-sentence summary provides an overview of the key points from the document:
The document discusses Textron's businesses, new products and M&A activity, and highlights strong cash flows that allow for reinvestment in growth. Textron is focused on innovation across its aviation, industrial, and defense segments to drive new product development and expand globally. However, the document notes various risks and uncertainties that could impact Textron's future performance.
This document provides an overview and summary of Textron's Investor Day presentation from May 15, 2014. It discusses Textron's strategy of investing for future organic growth and acquisitions. It summarizes Textron's business segments and brands, including Bell Helicopter, Textron Aviation, and Textron Systems. New products are highlighted across various business units. International growth and financial metrics are also discussed. The document concludes with forward-looking statements and risks that could impact projections.
Vertical Research Partners held an industrial conference on September 10, 2015. Frank Connor, EVP & CFO of Textron, discussed Textron's leading industrial businesses which include Bell, Textron Aviation, and Textron Systems. Bell introduced its new Bell 525 "Relentless" helicopter and the Bell 505 "Jet Ranger X". Textron Aviation highlighted new aircraft like the Cessna Citation Latitude and Scorpion ISR/Strike aircraft. Textron Systems focuses on unmanned systems, marine & land systems, and weapons & sensors.
Doug Wilburne presented at the Morgan Stanley Laguna Conference on September 16, 2015. He discussed Textron's focus on investing in new product development and innovation to support future growth, advancing operational performance, and generating strong cash flows. Textron has leading industrial and aviation brands and sees growth opportunities in new aircraft, unmanned systems, and industrial products.
Bell Helicopter and Textron Aviation are divisions of Textron that provide aircraft and aviation services. Bell Helicopter is developing new aircraft like the Bell 525 and Bell 505 Jet Ranger X. Textron Aviation has expanded its product line with jets like the Citation Longitude and turboprops. Both divisions aim to grow organically and through acquisitions by investing in new products and expanding customer support. Textron's industrial and systems segments also seek growth through new product development and geographic expansion.
JP Morgan Aviation, Transportation and Industrials Conference 2015TextronCorp
Doug Wilburne presented at the 2015 J.P. Morgan Conference on March 4, 2015. He discussed Textron's focus on future growth through investments in new products and acquisitions. Key highlights included the new Bell 525 Relentless helicopter, Cessna Citation Latitude jet, and Scorpion hybrid ISR/Strike aircraft. Textron aims to create value through growing its industrial and aviation businesses while maintaining a strong financial position.
Doug Wilburne presented at the Baird Industrial Conference on November 9, 2015. He discussed Textron's strategy of investing in new products and acquisitions to drive future growth across its business segments. Key financial highlights included $2.8 billion in gross manufacturing debt and $753 million in manufacturing cash flow before pension contributions in 2014.
The digital revolution comes to Aircraft Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO)PMI-Montréal
A commercial transport aircraft has been described as a million parts flying in close formation. Maintaining detailed records on all of these parts and components is both a regulatory and a “good business” requirement-- a massive, hugely paper-intensive activity
Now however, the digital revolution offers the opportunity to transform maintenance by removing paper in favor of electronic record-keeping. The ultimate goal is to simplify maintenance operations using paperless technologies, thereby facilitating regulatory compliance and enabling new processes that will drive down costs.
Join us for a special breakfast meeting on Tuesday 12 May at IATA’s offices for a presentation by IATA Senior Vice President, Safety and Flight Operations, Capt. Kevin Hiatt, and the project lead, Dr. Chris Markou, as they provide first-hand insights into how this immense project will impact the future of aviation.
Speakers
In February 2014, Kevin Hiatt joined the International Air Transport Association (IATA) as Senior Vice President of Safety and Flight operations. In that position, he is responsible for five divisions and over 100 team members providing safety, operational, audit, quality, air traffic, and data support and information.
Kevin joins IATA from the Flight Safety Foundation (FSF) where he was appointed President and CEO in 2013, having joined FSF in 2010 as Executive Vice President. Kevin previously served as Vice President for Corporate Safety and Security for World Airways, and was with Delta Air Lines for 26 years in various positions, including Chief Pilot at the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport Pilot Crew Base from 2002 to late 2005.
Chris Markou is working on Airline Operations Cost Management and Efficiency Improvement, exploring various cost reduction opportunities, efficiencies and synergies between the different airline functions. Chris has initiated the “Paperless Aircraft Operations” industry Think Tank to innovate the Airline Maintenance Operations through acceptance of new technologies and electronic acceptance of current paper functions. He is the Secretary to IATA’s Maintenance Cost Task Force (MCTF), the Airline Cost Management Group (ACMG) and the Aircraft Leasing Advisory Group (ALAG).
Before joining IATA, Chris worked at Delta Air Lines in the Technical Operations (TechOps) Division. He developed the strategic framework in expanding TechOps into one of the leading airline MROs. Throughout his tenure at Delta he held various positions including Manager for Business Development and General Manager for Technical Sales – Marketing – Customer Service.
Before joining Delta, he was an Assistant Professor at Emory University and Research Professor at Georgia Tech. Chris holds graduate degrees from Georgia Tech (MS and Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering) and from Emory University’s Business School (Executive MBA). Chris has a Diploma from the Mechanical Engineering Department of the Aristotelian Univ. o
Doug Wilburne provided an overview of Textron at the Jefferies 2015 Industrials Conference. He discussed Textron's leading industrial and aviation businesses, commitment to future growth through new product development and acquisitions, and strong financial position. Wilburne also highlighted several new product initiatives at Bell and Textron Aviation expected to drive future growth.
- Frank Connor, EVP & CFO of Gabelli & Company Aircraftp y, presented at a supplier conference on September 9, 2015.
- The presentation provided an overview of Textron, its leading branded businesses, and its commitment to future growth through new product development, acquisitions, and operational performance.
- Key financial highlights included $2.8 billion in gross manufacturing debt, $753 million in manufacturing cash flow before pension contributions in 2014, and capital available for acquisitions and share repurchases.
Ted Bouchier has over 30 years of experience in the aerospace industry, currently serving as the Manager of Field Operations at United Technologies where he oversees technical support for landing gear and wheel/brake divisions globally. In this role, he develops specialized tooling, trains technicians, and ensures customer satisfaction through leadership and relationship building. His background also includes experience as a machinist, assembler, and technical instructor for various aircraft landing gear systems.
Textron Inc. at Citi 2014 Industrials Conference PresentationTextronCorp
- Textron provides an overview of its business segments which generated $12.1 billion in revenue in 2013. Its key segments include Bell, Cessna Aircraft, and Textron Systems.
- It discusses new product investments across its segments to drive growth, including the Citation Latitude jet, Scorpion aircraft, and Bell 525 helicopter.
- Textron highlights its focus on international expansion, acquisitions, and commitment to new product development to support its future growth.
The document is a presentation from Textron discussing the company's strategy and financial performance. The summary is:
Textron operates several aerospace and defense businesses including Bell, Cessna Aircraft, and Textron Systems. It discusses new product development across its segments to drive growth. Textron also emphasizes international expansion, cost productivity, and acquisitions. The presentation provides financial results for 2013 and outlines Textron's focus on cash flow generation and improving profitability going forward.
This document provides an overview of Textron Inc.'s business segments and strategy. It summarizes that Textron has leading brands across aircraft, defense, industrial and finance. It is investing in new product development and focusing on international expansion to drive growth. The document also notes that some statements are forward-looking and are subject to risks and uncertainties.
The document provides an overview of Textron Inc.'s business segments and strategy. It discusses Textron's focus on investing in new product development, operational performance, and cash flow generation. The document also contains forward-looking statements and risks that actual results could differ materially from projections.
Textron Inc. at Bank of America Merrill Lynch Global Industrials & EU Autos C...TextronCorp
The document summarizes Textron's business segments and financial highlights from 2014. It discusses the company's aircraft, industrial, and systems divisions. Key points include Textron Aviation expanding its product line and service footprint, Bell Helicopter executing balanced military and commercial growth, and Textron Systems expanding its global presence and customer base. The summary also notes Textron's strong financial position with low debt levels and capital available for acquisitions and share repurchases.
- This document provides forward-looking statements and information about risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ from projections.
- It summarizes Textron's business segments and highlights growth strategies like new product development, acquisitions, and operational improvements.
- Textron sees opportunities in developing technologies like the Bell V-280 Valor, expanding product lines, and strengthening customer support.
This document summarizes Textron's annual investor presentation. It discusses Textron's strategy of investing in new product development and acquisitions to drive future growth. Several of Textron's business units are highlighted, including new aircraft and products in development. Textron Aviation, Bell Helicopter, and Textron Systems see opportunities in new markets and expanding their international presence. The presentation includes forward-looking statements and risk factors that may influence projections.
Aerospace & Defence Newsletter - Oct 2014Jaswin Sood
Boeing is the world's largest aerospace company, with annual revenue of $86.6 billion and over 168,000 employees. It produces commercial and military aircraft, satellites, weapons systems, and other aerospace technology. Boeing uses various health monitoring systems to monitor aircraft components like engines, structures, and hydraulics for issues. This includes sensors that track usage, loads, vibrations, temperatures and other metrics. The data is transmitted in real-time during flights and analyzed to detect potential problems. More than 65 airlines and 2,000 aircraft worldwide use Boeing's Airplane Health Monitoring system to reduce delays, cancellations and diversions.
This 3-sentence summary provides an overview of the key points from the document:
The document discusses Textron's businesses, new products and M&A activity, and highlights strong cash flows that allow for reinvestment in growth. Textron is focused on innovation across its aviation, industrial, and defense segments to drive new product development and expand globally. However, the document notes various risks and uncertainties that could impact Textron's future performance.
This document provides an overview and summary of Textron's Investor Day presentation from May 15, 2014. It discusses Textron's strategy of investing for future organic growth and acquisitions. It summarizes Textron's business segments and brands, including Bell Helicopter, Textron Aviation, and Textron Systems. New products are highlighted across various business units. International growth and financial metrics are also discussed. The document concludes with forward-looking statements and risks that could impact projections.
Vertical Research Partners held an industrial conference on September 10, 2015. Frank Connor, EVP & CFO of Textron, discussed Textron's leading industrial businesses which include Bell, Textron Aviation, and Textron Systems. Bell introduced its new Bell 525 "Relentless" helicopter and the Bell 505 "Jet Ranger X". Textron Aviation highlighted new aircraft like the Cessna Citation Latitude and Scorpion ISR/Strike aircraft. Textron Systems focuses on unmanned systems, marine & land systems, and weapons & sensors.
Doug Wilburne presented at the Morgan Stanley Laguna Conference on September 16, 2015. He discussed Textron's focus on investing in new product development and innovation to support future growth, advancing operational performance, and generating strong cash flows. Textron has leading industrial and aviation brands and sees growth opportunities in new aircraft, unmanned systems, and industrial products.
Bell Helicopter and Textron Aviation are divisions of Textron that provide aircraft and aviation services. Bell Helicopter is developing new aircraft like the Bell 525 and Bell 505 Jet Ranger X. Textron Aviation has expanded its product line with jets like the Citation Longitude and turboprops. Both divisions aim to grow organically and through acquisitions by investing in new products and expanding customer support. Textron's industrial and systems segments also seek growth through new product development and geographic expansion.
JP Morgan Aviation, Transportation and Industrials Conference 2015TextronCorp
Doug Wilburne presented at the 2015 J.P. Morgan Conference on March 4, 2015. He discussed Textron's focus on future growth through investments in new products and acquisitions. Key highlights included the new Bell 525 Relentless helicopter, Cessna Citation Latitude jet, and Scorpion hybrid ISR/Strike aircraft. Textron aims to create value through growing its industrial and aviation businesses while maintaining a strong financial position.
Doug Wilburne presented at the Baird Industrial Conference on November 9, 2015. He discussed Textron's strategy of investing in new products and acquisitions to drive future growth across its business segments. Key financial highlights included $2.8 billion in gross manufacturing debt and $753 million in manufacturing cash flow before pension contributions in 2014.
The digital revolution comes to Aircraft Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO)PMI-Montréal
A commercial transport aircraft has been described as a million parts flying in close formation. Maintaining detailed records on all of these parts and components is both a regulatory and a “good business” requirement-- a massive, hugely paper-intensive activity
Now however, the digital revolution offers the opportunity to transform maintenance by removing paper in favor of electronic record-keeping. The ultimate goal is to simplify maintenance operations using paperless technologies, thereby facilitating regulatory compliance and enabling new processes that will drive down costs.
Join us for a special breakfast meeting on Tuesday 12 May at IATA’s offices for a presentation by IATA Senior Vice President, Safety and Flight Operations, Capt. Kevin Hiatt, and the project lead, Dr. Chris Markou, as they provide first-hand insights into how this immense project will impact the future of aviation.
Speakers
In February 2014, Kevin Hiatt joined the International Air Transport Association (IATA) as Senior Vice President of Safety and Flight operations. In that position, he is responsible for five divisions and over 100 team members providing safety, operational, audit, quality, air traffic, and data support and information.
Kevin joins IATA from the Flight Safety Foundation (FSF) where he was appointed President and CEO in 2013, having joined FSF in 2010 as Executive Vice President. Kevin previously served as Vice President for Corporate Safety and Security for World Airways, and was with Delta Air Lines for 26 years in various positions, including Chief Pilot at the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport Pilot Crew Base from 2002 to late 2005.
Chris Markou is working on Airline Operations Cost Management and Efficiency Improvement, exploring various cost reduction opportunities, efficiencies and synergies between the different airline functions. Chris has initiated the “Paperless Aircraft Operations” industry Think Tank to innovate the Airline Maintenance Operations through acceptance of new technologies and electronic acceptance of current paper functions. He is the Secretary to IATA’s Maintenance Cost Task Force (MCTF), the Airline Cost Management Group (ACMG) and the Aircraft Leasing Advisory Group (ALAG).
Before joining IATA, Chris worked at Delta Air Lines in the Technical Operations (TechOps) Division. He developed the strategic framework in expanding TechOps into one of the leading airline MROs. Throughout his tenure at Delta he held various positions including Manager for Business Development and General Manager for Technical Sales – Marketing – Customer Service.
Before joining Delta, he was an Assistant Professor at Emory University and Research Professor at Georgia Tech. Chris holds graduate degrees from Georgia Tech (MS and Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering) and from Emory University’s Business School (Executive MBA). Chris has a Diploma from the Mechanical Engineering Department of the Aristotelian Univ. o
Doug Wilburne provided an overview of Textron at the Jefferies 2015 Industrials Conference. He discussed Textron's leading industrial and aviation businesses, commitment to future growth through new product development and acquisitions, and strong financial position. Wilburne also highlighted several new product initiatives at Bell and Textron Aviation expected to drive future growth.
- Frank Connor, EVP & CFO of Gabelli & Company Aircraftp y, presented at a supplier conference on September 9, 2015.
- The presentation provided an overview of Textron, its leading branded businesses, and its commitment to future growth through new product development, acquisitions, and operational performance.
- Key financial highlights included $2.8 billion in gross manufacturing debt, $753 million in manufacturing cash flow before pension contributions in 2014, and capital available for acquisitions and share repurchases.
Ted Bouchier has over 30 years of experience in the aerospace industry, currently serving as the Manager of Field Operations at United Technologies where he oversees technical support for landing gear and wheel/brake divisions globally. In this role, he develops specialized tooling, trains technicians, and ensures customer satisfaction through leadership and relationship building. His background also includes experience as a machinist, assembler, and technical instructor for various aircraft landing gear systems.
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Sri Guru Hargobind Ji (19 June 1595 - 3 March 1644) is revered as the Sixth Nanak.
• On 25 May 1606 Guru Arjan nominated his son Sri Hargobind Ji as his successor. Shortly
afterwards, Guru Arjan was arrested, tortured and killed by order of the Mogul Emperor
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An In-Depth Exploration of Natural Language Processing: Evolution, Applicatio...DharmaBanothu
Natural language processing (NLP) has
recently garnered significant interest for the
computational representation and analysis of human
language. Its applications span multiple domains such
as machine translation, email spam detection,
information extraction, summarization, healthcare,
and question answering. This paper first delineates
four phases by examining various levels of NLP and
components of Natural Language Generation,
followed by a review of the history and progression of
NLP. Subsequently, we delve into the current state of
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Data Communication and Computer Networks Management System Project Report.pdfKamal Acharya
Networking is a telecommunications network that allows computers to exchange data. In
computer networks, networked computing devices pass data to each other along data
connections. Data is transferred in the form of packets. The connections between nodes are
established using either cable media or wireless media.
Particle Swarm Optimization–Long Short-Term Memory based Channel Estimation w...IJCNCJournal
Paper Title
Particle Swarm Optimization–Long Short-Term Memory based Channel Estimation with Hybrid Beam Forming Power Transfer in WSN-IoT Applications
Authors
Reginald Jude Sixtus J and Tamilarasi Muthu, Puducherry Technological University, India
Abstract
Non-Orthogonal Multiple Access (NOMA) helps to overcome various difficulties in future technology wireless communications. NOMA, when utilized with millimeter wave multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) systems, channel estimation becomes extremely difficult. For reaping the benefits of the NOMA and mm-Wave combination, effective channel estimation is required. In this paper, we propose an enhanced particle swarm optimization based long short-term memory estimator network (PSOLSTMEstNet), which is a neural network model that can be employed to forecast the bandwidth required in the mm-Wave MIMO network. The prime advantage of the LSTM is that it has the capability of dynamically adapting to the functioning pattern of fluctuating channel state. The LSTM stage with adaptive coding and modulation enhances the BER.PSO algorithm is employed to optimize input weights of LSTM network. The modified algorithm splits the power by channel condition of every single user. Participants will be first sorted into distinct groups depending upon respective channel conditions, using a hybrid beamforming approach. The network characteristics are fine-estimated using PSO-LSTMEstNet after a rough approximation of channels parameters derived from the received data.
Keywords
Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR), Bit Error Rate (BER), mm-Wave, MIMO, NOMA, deep learning, optimization.
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This study Examines the Effectiveness of Talent Procurement through the Imple...DharmaBanothu
In the world with high technology and fast
forward mindset recruiters are walking/showing interest
towards E-Recruitment. Present most of the HRs of
many companies are choosing E-Recruitment as the best
choice for recruitment. E-Recruitment is being done
through many online platforms like Linkedin, Naukri,
Instagram , Facebook etc. Now with high technology E-
Recruitment has gone through next level by using
Artificial Intelligence too.
Key Words : Talent Management, Talent Acquisition , E-
Recruitment , Artificial Intelligence Introduction
Effectiveness of Talent Acquisition through E-
Recruitment in this topic we will discuss about 4important
and interlinked topics which are
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1. 1 O12 – ASBU Overview 2021 – Approved for Public Release #11132018
Revision update April 2022
Aerospace Structures
Overview
2. 2 O12 – ASBU Overview 2021 – Approved for Public Release #11132018
Northrop Grumman Today
Leading global security company
$36.8 billion sales in 2020
– 86% U.S. / 14% International
$81 billion total backlog
(as of Dec. 31, 2020)
~97,000 employees
Leading capabilities in:
– Space
– Missiles
– Advanced Weapons
Focus on Growth and Performance
– Aeronautics
– Mission Systems
Approved for Public Release March 2021
3. 3 O12 – ASBU Overview 2021 – Approved for Public Release #11132018
Four Operating Sectors at a Glance
Mission Systems
Airborne Sensors and Networks
Artificial Intelligence/Machine
Learning
Cyber and Intelligence
Mission Solutions
Navigation, Targeting and
Survivability
Maritime/Land Systems and Sensors
Engineering & Sciences
Emerging Concepts Development
Multi-domain C2
Agile/DevSecOps Systems
Autonomous Systems
Aerospace Structures
Advanced Technologies and
Concepts
Aircraft Design, Integration and
Manufacturing
Long-range Strike
Multi-Domain Integration and
Operations
Intelligence, Surveillance
and Reconnaissance
Battle Management
Aeronautics Systems Defense Systems
Integrated Air & Missile Defense
Defensive Cyber and Information
Operations
Platform Modernization and Fleet
Operations Support
Advanced Weapons
Precision Munitions
Software Systems Modernization
and Sustainment
Training and Simulation
Propulsion Systems
Space Systems
Launch Vehicles
Propulsion Systems
Commercial Satellites
Military and Civil Space Systems
Science and National Security
Satellites
Human Space and Advanced
Systems
Space Components
Missile Defense
Space Exploration
Space ISR Systems
Approved for Public Release March 2021
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Northrop Grumman Today
Approved for Public Release March 2021
5. 5 O12 – ASBU Overview 2021 – Approved for Public Release #11132018
Northrop Grumman Organization
Kathy Warden
Chair, Chief Executive Officer
and President
Operations
Mark Caylor
President,
Mission Systems
Tom Wilson
President,
Space Systems
Functions
Dave Perry
Chief Global
Business Officer
Sheila Cheston
General Counsel
Mary Petryszyn
President,
Defense Systems
Dave Keffer
Chief Financial
Officer
Lucy Ryan
Chief Communications
Officer
Ann Addison
Chief Human
Resources Officer
Lesley Kalan
Chief Strategy and
Development Officer
Tom Jones
President,
Aeronautics Systems
Approved for Public Release February 2022
Matt Bromberg
Vice President,
Global Operations
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Aerospace Structures
7. 7 O12 – ASBU Overview 2021 – Approved for Public Release #11132018
Aerospace Structures Overview
World class manufacturer of composite structures for
commercial and military aircraft and launch vehicles
Leader in composite automation innovation
– Invented automated fiber placement process
– Developed world’s fastest fiber placement machine
– Invented automated stiffener forming machine
Approximately 1,722 Employees
Headquarters in Clearfield, UT
– Facilities in California, Massachusetts, Mississippi,
Ohio and Utah
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Aerospace Structures Products
Commercial Aircraft
• Fan Case and By-Pass Ducts
• Airframe Structures
• Composite Door Springs
• Fuselage Stringers & Frames
• Primary Stiffening Structures
Military Aircraft
• Wing Skins, Fixed Skins, Nacelles
• Edge Components
• Core Components
• Counter Balance Assembly
• Apertures/Radomes/Antennas
• Survivable Structures
• Low Observable Technology
Launch Structures
• 4m and 5m Payload Fairings
• Thermal Shields
• Interstages
• Nosecones
Photo credit: Boeing
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Segments Execution and Growth
Functions & Shared Services
Margo Maw
Executive Assistant
Hollie Hill
Director
Industrial
Engineering/Lean
Esteen Bottlinger
Director
Engineering
Jason Burns
Director
Internal
Aero-structures
Segment
DeVor Taylor
Director
External Military,
Missiles & Launch
Segment
Bryan Loveless
Director
Safety and
Mission Excellence
Kathleen Paralusz
Corporate
Counsel Legal
Liz Newman
Director
Business
Development
Julie Valois
Director
Human Resources
Alan Smith
Director Business
Management
Bryan Warren
Manager
Communications
Tamara Humphrey
Vice President
Aerospace Structures
Andy Christensen
Integration
Brian Mercier
Director
Operations
(ACS, HTS,
Iuka)
Simon Mason
Director
External Commercial
Aero-structures
Segment
Mike Henry
Director
Operations /SCM/
Security** (ACCE,
FCC, Dayton)
Effective: May 2022
(A) Acting
Aerospace Structures Organization
* IT is Solid Line Reporting to Mike Testa, MAS
** Security is Solid Line Reporting to Randy Taylor, MAS
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ASBU Product Segment Portfolio
• Fuselage Stringers and Frames
• Fan Case and By-Pass Ducts
• Airframe and Primary Stiffening
Structures
• Composite Door Springs
• Wing Skins, Fixed Skins, Nacelles
• Bull Nose and Blade Seals
• Straps and fairings
• Screens
• Apertures
• Electromagnetic materials
• 4m and 5m Payload Fairings
• Thermal Shields
• Rocket Motor Cases
• Center Stages
• Nosecones
• Composite Overwrapped Pressure
Vessels
EXTERNAL MILITARY, MISSILES & LAUNCH SEGMENT
COMMERCIAL SEGMENT
• Large Assemblies
• Core Components
• Counter Balance Assembly
• Apertures, Radomes, Antennas
• Survivable Structures
• Low Observable Technology
INTERNAL MILITARY
SEGMENT
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Iuka Site
Floor Space: 320,000 ft2 (29,729 m2)
(27% clean room)
Commercial Aircraft
Floor Space: 615,000 ft2 (57,135 m2)
(17% clean room)
Dayton Site
Floor Space: 175,000 ft2 (16,258 m2)
(4% clean room)
ASD has 1,722 (unofficial) Employees and Over 2 Million ft2 (185,806 m2) of Manufacturing Capacity
CLEARFIELD, UTAH
Bldg. D-14
Bldg. C-14
Bldg. B-14
Freeport Composite Center
Floor Space: 403,000 ft2 (37,440 m2)
(12% clean room)
Advanced Composite Structures
Floor Space: 120,000 ft2 (11,148 m2)
(20% clean room by 2019)
DAYTON, OHIO
IUKA, MISSISSIPPI OTHER SITES
Rancho Bernardo, CA
Logan. UT
Hopkinton, MA
Advanced Composite Structures
Magna, UT
Floor Space: 90,000 ft2 (8,361 m2) (28% clean room)
Aerospace Structures Facilities
Bldg. G-12
ACCE
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KEY FEATURES
Anchor Programs: Airbus A350/A400M
and Roll-Royce
• Floor Space: 615,000 ft2 (57,135 m2)
• Clean rooms 100,000 ft2 (9,290 m2)
• Open Capacity of 90,000 ft2 (8,361 m2)
• Automated Stiffener Forming Capacity
• Automated Linear Stringer Machines
• Automated Radial Frame Machines
• Engine Case Wrap Capacity
• CNC Milling Machine Capacity
• Large Diameter Autoclave Capacity
• NDI Systems - Automated Ultrasonic
Inspection (AUIS)
• Water Jet and Machining Capacity
• Hot Drape Forming
ASFM-Linear
Clean Room
ASFM-Radial
Clean Room
Engine Case Wrap
Clean Room
Machine and Trim
Non-destructive
Inspection
Shipping and
Receiving
Autoclave Cure
Area
Hot Drape Forming
90,000 ft2
(8,361 m2) Open
Capacity
Aeronautics Composite Center Elevated (ACCE)
AERONAUTICS
COMPOSITE
CENTER
ELEVATED
Located in
Clearfield, Utah
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Section
11-12
Section
13-14
Section
16-18
Section
15
Frame
Stringer
Northrop Grumman Builds Stringers For These Sections
Northrop Grumman Builds Frames
For These Sections
Northrop Grumman’s Automated Stiffener
Forming (ASF) utilized to manufacture 40
km (25 miles) per month at a 12 rate
Northrop Grumman Developed and Patented Technology
Frame Stringer
• 60% of all Frames
• 100% of all Stringers
• 684 parts per ship set
• More than 3,000 -900
tools; 1,930 -1000 tools
Sec 11-12
Stelia
Sec 13-14
Premium Aerotec
Sec 15
Spirit Aerosystems
& Airbus
Sec 16-18
Premium Aerotec
& Airbus
Sec 15
Spirit Aerosystems
& Airbus
Sec 16-18
Premium Aerotec
& Airbus
Airbus A350 XWB: Stringers and Frames
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787 Fuselage Frames
• 150+ unique composite structures per 787-9 and 787-10 center and aft
fuselage
• Customers: Boeing and Alenia
• Customer satisfaction high – Exemplary technology transfer program
• Completed development & qualification ahead of schedule – Eleven
months from contract award to production-ready
• Meeting accelerated customer delivery schedule
• First in-service aircraft delivered to Air Canada on 31 August 2015
Other Boeing Programs Supported by Northrop Grumman
• 767 Torsion Springs: Counterbalance for bay doors on Boeing 767
Passenger, Cargo and Tanker
• C-17 Counterbalance Assembly
• 702: Composite tubes for Boeing Satellite program
Northrop Grumman Manufactures Frames
for Sections 44, 46 and 47
Boeing Programs
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Trent XWB 84K and 97K Composite Aft Fan Case
Utilizes Northrop Grumman Patented Forming Process
AFT Fan Cases for the Trent XWB Engine
• Trent Engine used on Airbus A350
• Fitted on both 84K an 97K thrust Engines
• Production Run estimate of 4,000 Cases
• Used as an Air Duct and
Mounting Hardware
• 22” wide x 112” in diameter
Northrop Grumman Notables:
• Rolls-Royce Supplier
Excellence for 2011
• Rolls-Royce Aerospace
Supplier of the Year 2013
• Rolls-Royce COO Award for 2015
Manufactured with Northrop Grumman's Patented,
Automated Wrap & Forming Process Technology
Rolls-Royce: Engine Component and Sub-assembly
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A400M
Airbus A400M Program
Product Description:
• 122 T-Stringers per ship set
• 61 I-beams that are machined into 122 Ts
• Manufacturing Process: Hot Drape Forming (HDF)
• Won work transfer in 2012
• Originally built in Stade – Germany
• Northrop Grumman customized solution for making HDF charges
Airbus A400M Wing
Cover “T” Stringers
Typical industry HDF equipment
A400M Upper and Lower
Wing Structures
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KEY FEATURES
Anchor Programs: Boeing 787 and
Lockheed Martin F-35
• Floor Space: 403,000 ft2 (37,440 m2)
• Clean room 48,100 ft2 (4,469 m2)
• 6 Fiber Placement Machines
• 3 Ovens
• 5 CNC Milling Machines
• 5 Autoclaves
• Automated Ultrasonic Inspection Systems (AUIS)
• ASFM R&D Machine
• Leica Measurement Systems
• Laser/Radar Measurement Systems
• Virtek Projection Systems
~32,000 ft2 Expansion
2 New FPMs
1 New Autoclave
Monorail Paint &
Coatings Area
15’ Dia. and 10’ Dia.
Autoclaves
15’ Dia. Autoclave
Non-destructive
Inspection System
4 Fiber Placement
Machines
Freeport Composite Center
FREEPORT
COMPOSITES
CENTER
Located in
Clearfield, Utah
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Strap in Production
Finished Wing Skin
High-speed Automated Fiber Placement Wing Skin
Northrop Grumman Aerospace Structures F-35 JSF Production Articles
Engine Nacelles Final Assembly
Fiber Placed Wing Skin
Finished
Seals
Fiber Placed Nacelle
Lockheed Martin F-35 JSF: Production Articles
ENGINE
NACELLES
FORWARD
PANELS
LOWER WING SKINS
WING TO BODY FAIRING
UPPER
WING BOX
SKINS
ACCESS
COVERS
FIXED
SKINS
STRAP
SEALS
AFT INLET DUCT
VERTICAL TAIL
SEALS
WEAPONS BAY DOORS
WEAPONS BAY DOORS
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OTHER COMPOSITE STRUCTURES
Pivot Shaft
Bypass Screen
Horizontal Stabilizer
F-22 Raptor
Counterbalance Assembly
Weapons Bay Door
Inlet Duct
Radome Radome
F-22 STRUCTURES
V-22
Structures
Global Hawk
Wing
Advanced Composite Hardware
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APERTURES: ANTENNAS AND RADOMES
Horn Comparator
Notch Array Antenna
Link 16 Antenna
LOCOMM Antenna
TacSat 2 CDL AESA
Rigid Structures
Flexible Structures
PERFORMANCE VERIFICATION
Vacuum Optical Bench
Rancho Bernardo Test Facility
Compact Range #2
Dayton Site
• Floor Space: 175,000 ft2 (16,258 m2)
• (4% clean room)
• Radomes
• Antennas
• Advanced Materials (Loaded Core Structure)
• Cryogenic Component Design and Fabrication
• RF Components and Testing
• Low Observable Technology
• Survivability Structures – B1 and B2
Dayton Site: Advanced Aperture Solutions
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IUKA SITE
Located in
Iuka, Mississippi
KEY FEATURES
Anchor Programs: ULA Atlas/Delta structures, Antares, OmegA
Floor space: 320,000 ft2 (29,729 m2)
• Clean room: 85,600 ft2 (7,953 m2)
• Open Capacity 150,000 ft2 (13,935 m2)
• Fiber Placement and Hand Lay Up
• Autoclaves
• 17.5 ft. Diameter x 50 ft. Length
• 20 ft. Diameter x 83 ft. Length
• Machining Centers
• 23m Belotti Machining Center
• 5-axis CNC Water Jet
• 3-axis Machining Center
• 5-axis CNC Router
• Automated Ultrasonic Inspection (AUIS)
• Horizontal and Vertical
• 13 Degrees of Freedom
• Modular: Wet, Dry and Radiographic NDI
• Dockable Gantry ATL and AFP
New Dockable Gantry ATL /
Fiber Placement System
Production Ready
Production Ready
23m Belotti
Machining Center
Fairings/Centerbody
Production Line
Fiber Placement
Machine
17.5 ft. Dia. & 20 ft. Dia.
Autoclaves
Large Structures
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SIGNIFICANT NORTHROP GRUMMAN HERITAGE OF LAUNCH STRUCTURES
• OmegA structures
• Antares: 6 structures per launch vehicle
• ULA: Over 460 Delta IV structures manufactured
• ULA: Over 200 Atlas V structures manufactured
• Multiple Ariane V ISS structures manufactured
• Over 40 Pegasus missions
• Lockheed Martin Orion Ogive Fairings
Delta IV Centerbody in NDI
Launch Structures
Delta IV Antares
Atlas V
Boattail
Centaur
Interstage
Adapter
Debris Shield
(Not Seen)
Heat Shield
(Not Seen)
Payload
Fairing
Heavy
Interstage
Nose Cones
Center
bodies
Payload Attach
Fitting /
Diaphragm
(Not Seen)
Thermal
Shields
(Not Seen)
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Delta IV Interstage
4m Payload Attach Fitting
4m Payload Fairing - HLU
5m Payload Fairing - HLU
5m Interstage / Nose Cone
Delta IV Structures
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Aerospace Structures People
• Number of Employees (unofficial): approximately 1,722
• Locations:
• Clearfield, Utah
• Dayton, Ohio
• Hopkinton, Massachusetts
• 20% Female; 80% Male
• Average Employee Age: 42
• Average Years of Service: 8
• Workforce
Employee Statistics
<1
20%
1-3
28%
3-5
5%
10+
33%
5-10
13%
11%
19%
12%
58%
Funct Support
Engrg & Science
Ops/Program
Management
Prod/Tech
18-30
25%
61+
7%
41-50
17%
51-60
26%
31-40
25%
• Iuka, Mississippi
• Logan, Utah
• Rancho Bernardo, California
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Northrop Grumman:
A Leader in Composite Automation Innovation
Northrop Grumman Contribution to Composite Automation
ASD Innovation and Automation Drives Our Competitive Advantage
Improved
Manufacturing Flow
• Reduced labor hours
• Higher through-put
• More effective use of
staff
Improved Repeatability
• Machine optimized
performance
• Quality Improvement:
accuracy/repeatability
• Reduced product
scrap
Improved Cost
Performance
Why Automation?
1950’s–1970’s: Automated Filament Winding
1982: Invented Automated Fiber Placement
1950’s:
Allegany
Ballistics
Laboratory
Manufacturers
First Filament-
Wound Rocket
Motor
1971:
Introduces
S-glass/Epoxy
&
Kevlar/Epoxy
Materials
1978:
Introduced
Carbon/Epoxy
Materials in
Filament
Winding
1982:
Invented the
Fiber
Placement
Process
2002:
Developed
World’s
Fastest Fiber
Placement
Machine
2005:
Manufactured
Largest One-
piece Fiber
Placed Part on
Any Military
Aircraft
2007 – Future
Invented the
Automated
Stiffener
Forming
Machine
(8 Patents)
Automated Stiffener
Forming (ASF)
allows high rate
production of
uniquely designed
complex parts,
historically built by
hand layup
2003 – Future
Out of
Autoclave
Processing
Northrop Grumman
is advancing
Out-of-Autoclave
capability using its
Ultrasonic Tape
Lamination (UTL™)
and other in-situ
consolidation
technologies
2009 – Future
High Speed NDI
Northrop Grumman
developed high
speed automated
Non-Destructive
Inspection (NDI)
technology to
increase throughput,
detection fidelity and
data evaluation
2014
High Speed
Waterjet
Water jet robotics
holding fixture
means no
monuments and no
Machining Restraint
Fixture (MRF).
Water jet robot
bases saves 15-30
minutes per part in
MRF alignment,
scanning and
removal
2015+
Advanced
Dockable
Automated
Manufacturing
System
(ADAMS)
Combines both ATL
and AFP in a single
work cell. Capable of
handling very large
parts. Technology
potential to change
how we make large
structures
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AFP is the Industry Standard in Large Structure
Composite Manufacturing
• Commercial aircraft structures
• Aircraft engine components
• Launch structures
• Liquid propulsion and reusable launch vehicles
• Propulsion cases
• Armored vehicles
• Oil and energy industry structures
• Satellite structures
Northrop Grumman Leads the Industry with Fiber
Placement Machines
• 5 Northrop Grumman design and built machines
• 7 Fives machines (formerly MAG)
• 2 NG/Fives co-developed machines
• 1 Electro Impact
AFP For Complex Layups On Large Surfaces: Steer, Drop/Add Narrow Prepreg Tow
Electro Impact AFP
Machine at Northrop
Grumman
Northrop Grumman / Fives
AFP Machines
Northrop Grumman
AFP Machine
Northrop Grumman
AFP Machine
Automated Fiber Placement (AFP)
An Industry Standard
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yaw
joggles
roll
pitch
Northrop Grumman Innovation = Design Flexibility, Speed and Quality Improvement = Lower Cost
ASF: Stringer Production Machine Automated Engine Case Forming ASF: Frame Production Machine
Automated Stiffener Forming (ASF) allows high rate production of uniquely designed complex parts, historically
built by hand layup
• Uses woven fabric and/or unidirectional prepreg material forms
• Complex stringer geometries easily manufactured: pitch, yaw and roll
• Ramps, joggles and variable cross sections: Omega, C, Z, etc.
Automated Stiffener Forming (ASF) Process
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Advanced Dockable Automated
Manufacturing System (ADAMS)
• First of kind in industry
• Northrop Grumman plans to add end-effectors (EEs) to ADAMS for
flexibility and productivity of the work cell:
• Ability to change heads makes it affordable to add different EE
configurations: 1/8” Tow, 1/2” Tow, 3” tape, etc. increases optimization
for efficiency of part geometries
Part Layup Capacity: ~ 21’ W x 98’ L x 10’ V
End Effectors (EEs) under consideration include:
ADAMS set-up for up
to 8 docking stations
ATL Head In
Docking Stand
AFP Head
Empty AFP Head
Docking Stand
Dual head: ATL & AFP Head change <2 min
• Multiple tow width AFP Heads
• AFP heads of same Tow width
• Dual Phase ATL Head
• Automated Stiffener Forming Heads
• Ink Jet Marking Heads
• Adhesives and Coatings Application Heads
• Dry Preform Heads
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Northrop Grumman developed high speed automated Non-Destructive Inspection (NDI) technology
to increase throughput, detection fidelity and data evaluation
Advanced Ultra-Sonic Systems
Northrop Grumman developed NDI technology:
• Multiple independently operated detection heads, coupled
with advanced signal processing software to greatly reduce scanning time
• Integrated ultrasonic phased array inspection technology in automated scanner with 3D
full contour following capabilities
• Up to 15 inch per second inspection speeds
• Dual probe machines have eliminated the need to change out probes during scan
CINSP-AUIS-1 11-Axis 24m UT Scanner
CINSP-AUIS-2 11-Axis 18m UT Scanner Radial Phased Array
Inspection of complex surface 3D Laser Displacement Sensor
Automated High Speed NDI
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Design and Analysis Expertise
• Design and analysis of composite structures for a broad range of launch vehicle
and aircraft applications
• Optimization of composite structures
• Design for manufacturing - close integration between product design and
process development
• Materials development
State-of-the-Art Tools
• FE Analysis: ABAQUS, MSC. NASTRAN, NX NASTRAN, ANSYS
• Pre/Post Processing: ABAQUS CAE/Viewer, MSC. Patran, Altair HyperMesh
and HyperView
• Structural Optimization: HyperSizer, Altair OptiStruct and HyperStudy
• Computational Fluid Dynamics: Fluent
• Solid Modeling and Drafting: Catia V5, NX
• Special Purpose Applications: Composite pressure vessel design and
analysis, damage simulation, CLT and micromechanics, fracture mechanics
and fatigue
Experienced in Design and Analysis of Advanced Composite Structures
Experienced in Design to Specification
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AS9100 accredited since 1997 – Revision D certified by Eagle Registrations,
Inc. in June 2018
NADCAP accredited by PRI (Performance Review Institute)
• Composite Fabrication accredited since 2004
• Non Metallic Material Testing, accredited since 2012
• Non Destructive Testing system, accredited since 2006
Aerospace Structures Has All Standard Industry Certifications
Aerospace Industry Approvals
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A r t o f P o s s i b l e w i t h N o r t h r o p G r u m m a n
Experience Innovation Engaged People
Commitment to Quality Driving Down Costs Increasing Capacity
Partner of Choice
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Liz Newman Northrop Grumman Aerospace Structures
Liz.Newnan@ngc.com
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
BUSINESS SEGMENTS
Simon Mason Commercial
Simon.Mason@ngc.com
LEADERSHIP
Bryan Warren Northrop Grumman Aerospace Structures
Bryan.Warren@ngc.com
COMMUNICATIONS
Tamara Humphrey Vice President
Northrop Grumman Aerospace Structures
Tamara.Humphrey@ngc.com
Aerospace Structures
PO Box 160433, MS YA15
Clearfield, UT 84016-0433
www.northropgrumman.com
Contacts
Jason Burns Internal Military
Jason.Burns@ngc.com
DeVor Taylor External Military, Missiles & Launch
DeVor.Taylor@ngc.com
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