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Our project's goal - break the existing record of 763 mph (1,228 km/h) by reaching 800 mph (1,287 km/h)! |
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NAE™ Project: Team Bio. February 15, 2008 Ladies & Gentlemen: Rex Walter (aeronautical engineer): Degree in Aeronautics and Astronautics from the University of Washington. Rex is a lead engineer in the Aerodynamics Stability and Control Group of Product Development at the Boeing Company. Rex has 28 years experience with wind tunnel testing, including many years as lead engineer of high speed stability and control testing at the Boeing Company. Rex and his team of aerodynamicist have the task of stabilizing the North American Eagle™ at speed. Transonic shock waves begin developing around the Eagle at speeds starting at mach 0.7 Rex's job is to design aerodynamic features into the Eagle so it will remain stable and safe up to 800 mph. Some of the work involves CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics). You can see screen shots of his work above. Using programs like Dassault Systèmes CATIA design software on our Lenovo ThinkStations and W700 ThinkPad Rex can design structures then exported to other CFD software and analyzed on supercomputers to see how they react. It is a complex process and Rex and his team are some of the foremost designers on the planet at doing the work. We invite you to add a comment, or remark, about our program or the site. Interested in helping us make history and bring the record back to North America? Here's how!
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