Deploying the Next Generation of Landing Gear for Energy Efficient Aircraft at Centennial College
在百年学院部署下一代节能飞机起落架
基本信息
- 批准号:499240-2016
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 36.43万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:College and Community Innovation Program
- 财政年份:2018
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2018-01-01 至 2019-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
The aerospace industry is vital to Canada. It contributed more than 211,000 value-added jobs to the economy in**2015. Canadian aerospace manufacturing was over 5X as R&D-intensive as the manufacturing sector average.**Worldwide, 40% of all commercial airliners deploy landing gears made in Ontario. Even so, the industry faces**challenges including: (a) developing innovative technologies; (b) overcoming barriers to technology uptake;**and (c) training the workforce to support growth. To help Ontario's aerospace industry, our proposed research**program uses an industry-led supply chain model to develop next generation landing gear technologies focused**on jets primarily made in Canada. Bombardier Aerospace, Safran Landing Systems, and lower tier**small/medium-sized firms will co-innovate to reduce barriers to technology uptake. They have the experience,**expertise, facilities, relationships, and certifications to meet regulations globally and commercialize ensuing**technology. Backed by provincial and federal governments, our College is also building a $70M aerospace**campus at Toronto's Downsview Park, the former de Havilland factory. When open in Fall 2018, this campus**will triple the current capacity of our aviation and aerospace training programs to address industry workforce**growth and anticipated retirements. Our research program will provide direct experiential learning to more than**500 students. Dozens of first-generation learners and students facing barriers will acquire new skills to become**highly qualified professionals ready for high quality, advanced manufacturing careers in an**innovation-intensive industry. It will create the only publicly-accessible Landing Gear Innovation Laboratory, a**competitive advantage to Canada. By incorporating electrification, light-weighting, and additive**manufacturing, the next generation landing gear will reduce carbon footprints. Our proposal intersects with**government, industry, and college priorities. It leverages existing investments and our impactful record to**accelerate industry-led innovation while benefiting society and our planet.******
航空航天工业对加拿大至关重要。它在 **2015年为经济贡献了超过211,000个增值工作岗位。加拿大航空航天制造业的研发密集度是制造业平均水平的5倍以上。**在全球范围内,40%的商业客机使用安大略制造的起落架。即便如此,该行业仍面临 ** 挑战,包括:(a)开发创新技术;(B)克服技术吸收的障碍;**(c)培训劳动力以支持增长。为了帮助安大略的航空航天业,我们提议的研究 ** 计划使用行业主导的供应链模型来开发下一代起落架技术,重点 ** 针对主要在加拿大制造的喷气式飞机。庞巴迪航空航天公司、赛峰着陆系统公司和较低级别的 ** 中小型公司将共同创新,以减少技术吸收的障碍。他们拥有经验、专业知识、设施、关系和认证,以满足全球法规的要求,并将随后的技术商业化。在省政府和联邦政府的支持下,我们学院还在多伦多的唐斯维尔公园(前哈维兰工厂)建造了一个价值7000万美元的航空航天校园。当在2018年秋季开放时,这个校园 ** 将使我们的航空和航空航天培训计划的现有能力增加两倍,以解决行业劳动力 ** 增长和预期的退休问题。我们的研究计划将提供直接的体验式学习超过 **500名学生。数十名第一代学习者和面临障碍的学生将获得新的技能,成为 ** 高素质的专业人士,为 ** 创新密集型行业的高质量,先进的制造业职业做好准备。它将创建唯一一个公众可访问的起落架创新实验室,这对加拿大来说是一个竞争优势。通过结合电气化、轻量化和增材制造,下一代起落架将减少碳足迹。我们的建议与 ** 政府,行业和大学的优先事项交叉。它利用现有的投资和我们有影响力的记录来加速行业主导的创新,同时造福社会和我们的星球。
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