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Hlne LeBlanc sur le rapport Emerson / Hlne LeBlanc on the Emerson Report
Mr. Speaker, last Thursday we received the report on the aerospace review. The aerospace industry represents 66000 good-quality jobs and creates 92000 additional jobs. Montreal is the third-largest aerospace cluster in the world. The report makes more than 20 recommendations, which makes it clear that the federal government has not done its homework. The report provides a realistic portrait of the situation and issues the following warning: "Failure to respond and adapt" will mean steady decline, "diminished industrial and innovative capacity, fewer rewarding jobs...and the gradual eclipse of an industry that has been a major contributor to the country #39;s well-being". Unfortunately, the Conservatives #39; changing of the research and development program criteria in Bill C-45 is a direct blow to the aerospace industry. I want to acknowledge the Aerospace Industries Association of Canada, which is holding its summit this week in Ottawa. I also want to encourage the development of more energy-efficient airplanes and investments in this strategic sector of our industry, so that Canada continues to be an aerospace leader.From:HLEBLANCNPDViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:15More inNews Politics
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OTTAWA, Dec. 4, 2012 /CNW/ - Mr. Jim Quick, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Aerospace Industries Association of Canada (AIAC) invites media representatives to the 2012 Canadian Aerospace Summit on December 5 and 6 , 2012 at the Ottawa Convention Centre (55 Colonel By Drive, Ottawa). Media representatives are required to confirm their presence.
The 2012 Canadian Aerospace Summit offers a Conference program featuring prestigious guest speakers who will present on current Canadian and international industry themes, a B2B & Trade Show event which will connect the representatives of large Canadian and international prime companies and potential suppliers, and its two main keynote events - the Annual Canadian Aerospace Reception and Dinner and the Aerospace Leadership Luncheon.
SUMMIT HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:
More information on the Summit, including a full program, can be found at http://www.aiac.ca/summit (English) or http://www.aiac.ca/sommet (French).
AIAC is the national association representing Canada's aerospace manufacturing and services sector. As the world's fifth-largest aerospace industry, Canada's aerospace sector generates more than $22 billion, exports 80% of its output, and dedicates over 20% of its activity to research and development (R&D). Aerospace is responsible for the employment of 160,000 Canadians. AIAC represents the interests of over 700 aerospace companies across Canada.
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(Cary, NC – Dec. 4, 2012) – LORD Corporation , a leader in the management of vibration, noise and motion control , has announced the first recipient of the Distributor of the Year Award for its Aerospace & Defense Business Unit.
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Jeff Poirier, center, president of Vector Aerospace Engine Services - Atlantic and Mark O’Keefe, right, vice president of finance for Vector Aerospace Engine Services - Atlantic, chat with Theo...
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A lighter-weight, smaller-size D38999 alternative that is compatible with existing micro-miniature connectors
PHILADELPHIA , Dec. 4, 2012 /CNW/ - PEI-Genesis, Inc., one of the world's fastest assemblers of precision connectors and power supplies, has been named by Amphenol Aerospace, a global leader in interconnect systems, as value-added assembler for their micro-miniature 2M connectors. This series provides more power throughout and consistent coupling by incorporating more electrical connections in compact form factor. Available in shell sizes from 5 to 23, the new high-density 2M series weighs 72% less and is 52% smaller than standard MIL-DTL-38999 connectors.
The 2M series of connectors are intermateable and intermountable with existing micro-miniature high-density connectors typically used in aerospace and defense applications. The lightweight 2M Series maximizes SWAP (size, weight and power) in a variety of high-reliability, harsh environments.
PEI-Genesis will have stock to build in forty-eight hours, providing quick-turn lead-times in addition to their design support for engineers. "Amphenol has developed an exciting, competitive product and PEI will help them reach the market more effectively," said Russel Dorwart, president & COO, PEI-Genesis. "By stocking inventory at the component level and assembling to order, we can provide customers with a highly-tailored solution, a minimum order quantity of just one piece, and delivery in forty-eight hours. Equally important, we provide outstanding engineering support to help our customers from design through implementation."
Rick Aiken , General Manager, Amphenol Aerospace explained, "Amphenol Aerospace is pleased to announce the availability of the newly developed 2M product line through PEI-Genesis. PEI is an established and proven distributor for Amphenol Aerospace products. The addition of the 2M line to their broad Amphenol portfolio is indeed exciting. PEI will instantly reach thousands of potential customers via its global network."
Designed for durability, the new 2M series uses advanced bonding techniques to increase adhesion properties and reduce the risk of fod (foreign object debris). The enhanced process makes the new connectors even more reliable in the harsh conditions found throughout soldier-wearable, missile and ordnance, communication systems and avionics applications.
To learn more about PEI-Genesis, their capabilities, and their line of Amphenol connectors and/or stock availability, please visit http://www.peigenesis.com/en/amphenol-connectors.html.
About PEI-GENESIS PEI-Genesis is one of the world's fastest assemblers of precision connectors and power supplies. From one of the largest component inventories, they develop engineered solutions that support the military, industrial, medical, aerospace, transportation, and energy sectors. PEI-Genesis can build over twelve million unique connectors from stock at a rate of more than 5,000 per hour. Using proprietary automation, PEI-Genesis can build one or 10,000 pieces with equal ease, built to any standard or customized specification. PEI-Genesis is the only partner that offers assembly of connectors in 48 hours and power supplies in a week. Headquartered in Philadelphia , PA, PEI-Genesis has production facilities in South Bend, IN; Bensalem, PA; and Southampton, UK; as well as 27 sales offices in eight countries. More information can be found at http://www.peigenesis.com.
ABOUT AMPHENOL AEROSPACE As one of the largest developers of interconnection technologies for the military and commercial aerospace industries, Amphenol Aerospace Operations (AAO) provides OEMs worldwide with rugged, high quality products that withstand the harshest environments.
In addition to its wide variety of connectors for specialty applications, the company offers an extensive line of standard cylindrical and rectangular, electronic, board level, fiber optic, EMI/EMP connectors as well as PCBs, backplanes, flex and rigid flex circuits and integrated systems.
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MILPITAS, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
e2v aerospace and defense, Inc. (e2v a&d) today announced that qualification has been completed and production units have been shipped on the first device in the Maxim Life Extension Program, the DG406AK/883B. This is the first in a series of products that will be qualified and re-introduced into the market to extend the life of a wide variety of Maxim ICs, which are used in an array of military and aerospace programs.
In October 2011, e2v a&d and Maxim Integrated Products, Inc. (Maxim) announced an agreement to deliver long-term product solutions to mil/aero contractors, enabling them to avoid costly redesigns and continue the production and support of critical programs. Today, e2v a&d is announcing that production units have been delivered for the DG406AK/883B, a CMOS Analog 1-of-16 multiplexer/demultiplexer. This is the first device in the Maxim Life Extension Program qualified and shipped by e2v a&d.
We are excited that the first product in our plan to support obsolete Maxim devices is now fully qualified and available for our customers, said Ron Miller, Corporate VP of e2v aerospace and defense. We are working diligently to re-introduce a wide variety of obsolete Maxim devices providing customers with assurance that they will be able to procure these key devices over extended product lifetimes from a fully qualified and trusted source.
Many more devices are now in the process of being qualified, including analog switches, analog multiplexers, A-to-D and D-to-A converters, voltage converters/references and a variety of other key Maxim-based products. A list of the parts included in this offering can be found at http://www.e2v.com/maxim.
In 2010, e2v announced its Semiconductor Lifecycle Management (SLiM) program, offering a new approach to obsolescence management and mitigation. One of the key principals of this program is establishing agreements with original semiconductor suppliers, so e2v is able to offer services which extend the life of key components for military and aerospace programs, and this agreement with Maxim is a prime example of the success of this model.
Notes to Editors
e2v aerospace and defense press contact:
Michael Sarpa, michael.sarpa@e2v-us.com
Maxim is a registered trademark of Maxim Integrated Products, Inc.
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Arrowhead Products - Aerospace Ducting Systems and Components
Arrowhead Products is a world leader in the design, development, and manufacture of ducting systems for aircraft and propulsion lines for rockets. We specialize in both High Pressure metallic ducting systems and Low Pressure composite ducting systems and take pride in providing creative engineering solutions with the highest product quality. We are also the primary source of rocket propulsion lines for NASA and the US space launch system industry. Backed by more than 70 years of experience and proven reliability, our products are installed on virtually every major commercial, military, and space vehicle. We are a company of talented, loyal and dedicated people who share a responsibility to provide the highest quality, innovative solutions, products and services to meet the needs of our customers.From:GlobalFilmMakersViews:2 2ratingsTime:01:09More inHowto Style
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"Sculpture Reproductive Technology: Peter Burke at TEDxBradfordonAvon"
Peter Burke examines the role of industrial reproductive technologies in relation to his sculptural practice as a way of reflecting on what it means to be human in our present technologically orientated world. He explores historical examples of three dimensional reproductive processes from the Bronze Age to present day and includes accounts of his working sculpturally in an aerospace factory, a metal reclamation yard, with globalised industry, with precision industrial foundries and with current digitally controlled engineering. Peter initially trained as a jig and tool designer with Rolls Royce Aerospace in Bristol, UK, before attending Art College. His work has been exhibited in Britain, Europe, United States, the Far East and has been acquired by the Contemporary Art Society UK and the Berardo Collection Lisbon. He has received a Pollock Krasner Award and the Diane Middlebrook Fellowship USA . His large scale public installations are at Woolwich Arsenal London, at the Cass Foundation Goodwood Uk and in Masan Korea. In thespirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are ...From:TEDxTalksViews:11 0ratingsTime:15:26More inScience Technology
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Rolls-Royce Employer Showcase Event
Rolls-Royce is a world-leading provider of power systems and services for use on land, at sea and in the air, they have established a strong position in global markets - civil aerospace, defence aerospace, marine and energy, and nuclear. Their success is due to the extraordinary team of more than 40000 people that work for Rolls-Royce around the world. They are seeking to recruit talented individuals with physics backgrounds for roles across all areas of our business. Whether you are looking for graduate schemes, direct-entry roles, or senior-level opportunities, Rolls-Royce has a variety of vacancies to attract all levels of experience.From:brightrecruitsTVViews:2 0ratingsTime:57:47More inScience Technology
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Although well-known throughout the aerospace maintenance world, outside the military, the Yellow Box Guy is often depicted as a mythical, super-hero, figment of people #39;s imaginations. ULTRAX Aerospace customers, however, know him well...From:Ultrax AerospaceViews:1 0ratingsTime:04:46More inComedy
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Copley High School Sept2011 Take1
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Mike Bara on ANCIENT ALIENS ON THE MOON with Betsey Lewis
NASA abandoned their moon missions after Apollo 17 in 1972, but why? Did they discover something too frightening to return? "Born Again conspiracy theorist" Mike Bara, a New York Times Best-selling author, screenwriter, lecturer and secret space program researcher joined Rainbow Vision Network with host Betsey Lewis on November 14, 2012 to discuss his new book, ANCIENT ALIENS ON THE MOON. Mike began his writing career after spending more than 25 years as an engineering consultant for major aerospace companies, where he was a card-carrying member of the Military/Industrial complex. Mike has been a featured guest at conferences, on The History channel #39;s Ancient Aliens series and on radio programs like Coast-to-Coast AM with George Noory. Visit Mike #39;s website: mikebara.blogspot.com Rainbow Vision Network: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/RainbowVisionFrom:RainbowVisionsViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:02:45More inNews Politics
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Flybe #39;s first Aerospace Engineering Diploma grads celebrate at College Grad Ceremony
Five years on from creating national headlines, Exeter College and Flybe celebrate successful delivery of brand new qualification as all 23 graduates go on to full time employment. Twenty three of the 160 Exeter College higher education students who today donned their caps and gowns to process through the city for their Graduation Ceremony at Exeter Cathedral, had an extra special reason to celebrate, becoming the first graduates of the Flybe Engineering Diploma/FdSc Aircraft Engineering qualification, the country #39;s only four-year programme in Aerospace Engineering. All 23 will soon receive their Licensed Aircraft Engineers #39; certification from the Civil Aviation Authority and all are already fully employed -- 16 with Flybe with the remainder having taken up jobs with other aircraft engineering employers across the country.From:Georgina BowenViews:3 1ratingsTime:01:46More inNews Politics
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ECE2012 - Build your own System Engineering workbench
Mlanie Bats - Obeo How to build a satellite? What will be the first step? Go to your garage looking for the hammer? Launch Eclipse and start by writing code? No, first step should be to take paper and pen to specify what should be a satellite ? Sensors, telescope, scan mirror, transmitter, antenna, solar cell array, batteries, computers and controls to operate everything... How to manage the development of all these components of your system? You have 2 choices: just create specifications, forward them to realization teams, and pray to keep consistency or use System Engineering to manage an inter-disciplines view of your satellite. System Engineering provides system/sub-system decomposition, requirement specification, verification, simulation in a view to be able to manage the complexity of industrial products. But, it #39;s a mistake to think aerospace, automotive, energy, train, ... can use the same System Engineering method and vocabulary. They have different stakeholders and several dedicated certifications, and you will never find a common tool for all these industries. So, you need to create modelers adapted to your domain, with enough flexibility to extend or improve them easily to better match your needs and requirements. Based on existing Eclipse modeling software constellation, we will demonstrate how to fork existing designers and adapt them to build a system engineering workbench adapted to your Domain Specific Language. We will also explain how to connect it to ...From:EclipseFdnViews:0 0ratingsTime:26:53More inScience Technology
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Alison Flatau: Nature inspires improved sensor and actuator designs
SPIE Smart Structures Symposium - spie.org Alison Flatau joined the Univeristy of Maryland (UMD) in 2002 after serving as a National Science Foundation Program Manager (1998-2002) and as a Professor at Iowa State University (2000-2008). She was the Director of Undergraduate Programs for Aerospace Engineering at UMD (2004-2009) prior to becoming the first Associate Dean of Research for the Clark School of Engineering at Maryland, a position in which she continues to grow and learn, while also serving in the inaugural class of Maryland ADVANCE Professors (2011-2012), a program offering individual mentoring and support, and providing information and strategic opportunities for women faculty in all areas of academia. Through her research and collaborations, Flatau studies sensor design and placement in nature in order to generate approaches to sensor development. She also heads an internationally recognized research program in the development of magnetostrictive actuators for use in active vibration control applications. She received her MS and PhD in mechanical engineering from the University of Utah.From:SPIETVViews:1 0ratingsTime:04:58More inScience Technology
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Stainless Steel Diamond Plate Foils and Sheets (Aerospace Heat Blanket)
The Orion PA230 is set to tack mode to perform the welds pictured at 100% length and 30% energy. Dual probe hand-pieces with 4gauge cables are used on this application to allow welds to be placed from the top side only.From:SunstoneEngineeringViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:34More inScience Technology
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