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Glenn
Research Center
1991 Phase II
Concurrent
Probabilistic Simulation of High Temperature Composite Structural Response
Alpha
STAR Corporation
Long Beach, CA
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INNOVATION
A superior multipurpose resource for
the design and analysis of composite structures
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Space Shuttle Turbine Blade
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
- Memory limitations were removed
from the technology for composite mechanics
- System optimization by parallel
distribution of work load achieved minimum computer solution time
- Increased the computer
program processing speed and facilitated data transfer
- Concurrent probabilistic simulation
of large scale material and structures analysis predicted life uncertainties
- Made possible visualization
of composite structures
- Placed performance and analytical
capabilities directly into the hands of the engineer
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COMMERCIALIZATION
- As one of the initial contracts
for this technology, it served as a major stepping-stone that resulted
in a significant commercial product
- Commercialized under the trade
name GENOA with steadily increased revenue
- Provided industrial training
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GOVERNMENT/SCIENCE
APPLICATIONS
- This software system has been
used by NASA, Navy, Army, Boeing, Honeywell, Solar Turbine, GE, Delphi, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
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Curator:
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