NASA Research in Aircraft Propulsion
M. A. Beheim
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M. A. Beheim
Abstract
This report presents a broad overview of the scope of research presently being supported by NASA in aircraft propulsion. Aircraft systems work is performed to identify the requirements for the propulsion system that enhance the mission capabilities of the aircraft. It is an important source of innovation and creativity that drives the direction of propulsion research. In a companion effort, component research of a generic nature is performed to provide a better basis for design and provides an evolutionary process for technological growth that increases the capabilities of all types of aircraft. They are both important.
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This report presents a broad overview of the scope of research presently being supported by NASA in aircraft propulsion. Aircraft systems work is performed to identify the requirements for the propulsion system that enhance the mission capabilities of the aircraft. It is an important source of innovation and creativity that drives the direction of propulsion research. In a companion effort, component research of a generic nature is performed to provide a better basis for design and provides an evolutionary process for technological growth that increases the capabilities of all types of aircraft. They are both important.
Key concepts: Propulsion, Scope (computer science), Aeronautics, Systems engineering, Aerospace engineering, Process (computing), Engineering, Component (thermodynamics)