Archive for April 30, 2015
Developments in Aerospace Manufacturing Services
April 30, 2015Keeping
in mind the present needs and demands the entire global expertise and
know-how that is involved in aerospace manufacturing services calls for
an industry expansion in the forthcoming years. Furthermore, the
economic develop also adds to its evolution. It has also been observed
that the civil aviation vertical is astounded by the extent to which
travel has evolved. In order to complement this situation, the military
and defense fields too are now focusing on its own requirements. In its
totality, the global aviation industry has exceeded $100 billion USD
because of stiff competition with an objective to be the best in the
industry.
The
aerospace product and parts manufacturing services have undergone
several layers of changes. Formerly, aviation engineers used pen, paper
and other effective geometric devices to come up with innovative
aircraft and parts designs. Today with the help of advanced computing
technology engineers have been able to substitute any and every time
consuming procedures with the quick and innovative ones. The modern day
software technology has allowed aerospace manufacturing services
companies to process and design aerospace designs efficiently.
Simultaneously, it also has testing processes to be conducted.
Keeping
in mind the requirements of durability and longevity aircrafts today
need to go through certain inspection procedures. These procedures
ensure that the aircrafts perform consistently in harsh weather beaten
conditions and that the body parts needs not wear out. A reason why most
aerospace manufacturing services companies make use of steel and
aluminum for aero parts and products.
Today leading aerospace
engineering outsourcing companies have ventured into the market and are
expanding their base. These enterprises are completely equipped with the
modern state-of-the-art machinery and other devices that helps them to
seamlessly manufacture aero structure components. Every single aero
parts, products and components need to comply with the quality
standards. Hence, the machining technology used is:
Honeywell Aerospace Launches RFID Rollout
April 30, 2015
Honeywell Aerospace, one of the largest parts suppliers to Airbus and
Boeing, announced that it has selected TegoView software to improve its
supply chain processes and expedite its new RFID parts tagging program.
In addition, it has selected well-known integrator ID Integration to
perform the installation. This all comes as welcome news for RFID
vendors who hope to see more and more industry giants adopting their
technologies.
Honeywell is rolling out its RFID tagging program across their
aerospace organization. By using TegoView’s workflow, Honeywell is
streamlining its parts tagging process and assuring data accuracy on
RFID tags being attached to components through efficient database
connectivity and defined templates that reduce user input errors.
Airframe manufacturers are requiring their suppliers of repairable,
high value parts and systems to attach high memory RFID tags to these
assets. This allows all participants in the supply chain to trace the
progress of assets and access information stored on them throughout
their lifecycle from manufacturing to maintenance.
Timothy
Butler, Tego, Inc. president/CEO told us, “This is definitely a big
deal. Honeywell Aerospace is going far beyond just meeting an industry
spec. It is making changes that will improve efficiency and security.
They are using tags with our chips in them, but the software is
compatible with any chip/tag that meets the standard. Our software is
very applicable to aerospace and other OEMs. It can also be used in 15
different readers, today. “Honeywell has been absolutely great to work
with…very proactive,” he continued.
“They actually worked with us by giving us suggestions on how to make
the software more useful. They had a lot of great ideas. They were
always saying: “Can it do this or can it do that?” That’s the kind of
relationship you want with your customer!”
“Aircraft components
need to be easily traceable with full transparency throughout a
product’s supply chain and lifecycle with the ability to verify their
pedigree at all times,” said Jim Evans, Honeywell ISC UID/RFID program
manager. “After evaluating and testing TegoView’s ability to write and
read RFID tags on parts, we are convinced we can meet the stringent
requirements of our customers.
“TegoView is being deployed
across many Honeywell locations where we are setting up workstations
that we can configure for desktop and mobile use,” Evans continued. “One
of our teams quickly learned the tagging process using defined
templates and then walked the next group through the process.
Pre-populated mobile and fixed readers with the same TegoView interface
make tagging parts an extremely efficient operation.”
Aerospace Engineering Services Growth of Aerospace Engineering
April 21, 2015The sky is no more the limit. The horizon is expanding and so is the
aerospace engineering services industry. Decades back, it was only the
aircrafts that were in use. Today there have been developments in
fighter planes, helicopters, jet planes and many others. The industry
has undergone several layers of development and today is one of the
crucial and promising engineering sectors.
The global economy has witnessed outsourcing of
aerospace engineering services that helped many organizations to reduce
their operational costs. At the same time, this outsourcing has also
helped in accessing a vast talent pool of expert engineers and led to
efficient networking with other market players.
In the recent
past, the economy has witnessed the emergence of numerous aerospace
engineering services outsourcing companies catering to a wider section
of the audience. They deal in innovative mechanical and technical
product catering to the commercial as well as military sphere. These
aerospace engineering companies also deal in aero products that undergo
various process of mechanizing and durability test before they are
offered to the end users and customers. These organizations offer their
services in numerous domains. Some of them are listed below-
Aerospace modeling
Aero engine design
Technical documentation
Repair engineering
Aero fluid systems
Aero product analysis
Aero embedded systems
Performance analysis
CAD customization
Aerospace manufacturing
These
aero products and services provided to various companies assists in
minimizing product development cost. At the same time, they increase the
overall operational capacity and leads to a better product life cycle.
Almost all organizations in this segment maintain an efficient product
development format that improves the local presence and strengthens the
global reach and networking as well. The products offered are of high
quality that helps in reducing the lead times. Other benefits that users
and clients can reap in are-
Durability
High-end innovative solutions
Helps in test and hardware support
Low-cost
Make the most of new concepts that are introduced
Helps in root-cause examination
The resources are effortlessly collaborated in the clients team
Market
analysts and experts are of opinion that the aerospace industry will
improve and expand in the coming years. This would not only lead to
outsourcing services, but also the introduction of innovative products
and scientific expertise. At the same time, it provides engineering
consultancy services to make the best of the situation and grow by
offering quality services and solutions.
Aircrafts And Parts Market To Drive The Canadian Aerospace Industry
April 17, 2015According to our research report “Canadian Aerospace Industry Future
Outlook”, the Canadian aerospace industry is expected to continue its
impressive growth in coming years, with a major contribution from the
civil aviation segment. Military applications contribute a smaller share
to the country’s aerospace industry, however are very crucial to its
development due to their superior competence in fighter jets and
helicopter manufacturing. Based on defense spending and other factors,
the study foresees some dynamic market developments in aircrafts and
aircrafts parts sector, which will help market to post 6.7% CAGR growth
during 2010-2013.
According to our research, the country will observe
growth across all sub segments of the market, however the primary driver
for the overall market will be aircraft and aircraft parts segment,
which has secured double digit CAGR growth during the last decade on the
back of activities from the global aerospace OEM’s and suppliers. It is
anticipated that, the public spending on defense infrastructure and
various other factors discussed and analyzed in the report will sustain
segment’s growth during the forecast period (2010-2013).
Further,
the sub-segment is quite export oriented and exports represent a
dominating share of the overall industry revenue. Traditionally, the US
has been the major export market, however activities from the Middle
East and some Asia Pacific markets are being observed. The trend is
expected to prevail in coming years as well, which will position the
country as a trusted supplier of aircrafts and parts in these new
exports markets.
“Canadian Aerospace Industry Future Outlook”,
provides latest developments in the aerospace industry of Canada. The
report analyzes market trends critical to the further growth and their
impact on the aerospace industry. Additionally, the report features
information/statistics on historical, current, and forecasts for all
prominent market segments including, civil and military applications and
product category, such as aircrafts and parts, MRO and engine and parts
along with business description of key players. Most importantly, the
report also provides industry forecast based on correlation of past
drivers, challenges, and opportunities for expansion. In this way, the
report presents a complete and coherent analysis of the Canadian
aerospace industry.
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