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Fuel-Cap covers: effective on most wings: the Stay-Sealed cap will keep water out if you can get it to latch on correctly, but so will an aircraft cover. ... An article from: The Aviation Consumer by Jeff Van West, 2008-12-01 Combustion and Propulsion: AGARDograph No. 81 by Agard-Nato, 1967-01-01 Aviation Machinist's Mate J: Rates ADJ3 and ADJ2 (Rate Training Manual for Navy and Naval Reserve Personnel Studying for Advancement in the Aviation Machinist's Mate J Rating as a Jet Engine Mechanic) by Bureau of Naval Personnel, 1971 MANPADS: combating the threat to global aviation from Man-Portable Air Defense Systems.(Legislation and Policy): An article from: DISAM Journal by Gale Reference Team, 2008-12-01 Aeroengines and Propulsion: Selected Papers from Aerotech 95 (IMechE Seminar Publications) FRCSW commemorates Hornet's first flight.: An article from: Naval Aviation News by Jim Markle, 2009-03-01 Airscoop.(Northrop Grumman Corp. introduces unmanned combat air systems)(Boeing Co. and Northrop Grumman Corp. supplies naval aircraft to United States. ... An article from: Naval Aviation News by Wendy Leland, 2009-03-01 Nuclear, Thermal and Electric Rocket Propulsion (Agardograph) by R.A. Williams, 1967-09 The Air Propeller: Its Working Characteristics And Theory; Together With A Brief Discussion Of The Airplane Engine And The Power Available For Airplane Propulsion (1919) by Frederick Bedell, 2007-10-17 Fuel bladder leaks: why repairs make sense: replacement bladders carry longer warranties, but overhauls and repairs are likely to be just as good. The ... An article from: The Aviation Consumer by Jim Cavanagh, 2007-02-01 High-Speed Flight Propulsion Systems (Progress in Astronautics and Aeronautics) by S. N. B. Murthy, 1991-12 Electrostatic Forces for Swarm Navigation and Reconfiguration: Hybrid Propulsion System, Equilibrium Shaping, Coulomb, Satellite Concept, Swarm Navigation, Formation Flying by Muhammad Kamran Saleem, 2010-05-23 Mark DeYoung: propelling Utah's aviation industry.(Spotlight): An article from: Utah Business by Alex Koritz, 2008-12-01 NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database: Database, Astronomy, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, NASA

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101. NASA Aerospace Technology News
     November 5, 2002. For additional information on fuel cells in aviationpropulsion, contact Bruce Bream, or call (216) 433-6532.  
     http://www.aero-space.nasa.gov/curevent/news/vol3_iss4/eengines.htm
     
     Extractions: www.aerospace.nasa.gov The OAT Newsletter has had articles using fuel cells in space and on remote controlled aircraft like Helios. Now, let's see how they can be used in aviation propulsion. Fuel cells offer higher energy efficiency with no emissions when compared to existing piston and turbine powerplants. A fuel cell uses hydrogen and oxygen as the source of energy. Under the Zero CO project, a recent feasibility study was performed on fuel cell powered light aircraft. The project's goal was two-fold: to drastically reduce or eliminate the environmental impact of subsonic air breathing propulsion system as a source of global climate change by reducing CO emissions from present day levels to zero while concurrently reducing nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions by more than a factor of five over present day levels. Both goals were aimed at reducing stress upon the earth's ozone layer.

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