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Distinguished Lecture - Anatomy of an In-Flight Breakup
Ryan Sherrill
23 Jan, 2021 16:16
Section Members, Join us on Zoom Feb 18, 2021 from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM (CT) for an AIAA Distinguished ...
John Fay
25 Jan, 2021 09:20
I have forwarded this to our student branches. John F. Fay Subject Matter ...
Richard Thoms
25 Jan, 2021 10:00
Thanks for putting this together. Interesting topic and I plan to attend. -Richard ------------------------------ ...
Ryan Sherrill
17 Feb, 2021 22:20
Section Members, A reminder to join us on Zoom Feb 18, 2021 from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM (CT) for ...
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Distinguished Lecture - Anatomy of an In-Flight Breakup
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Ryan Sherrill
Posted 23 Jan, 2021 16:16
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Section Members,
Join us on Zoom
Feb 18, 2021 from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM (CT)
for an AIAA Distinguished Lecture talk on the Anatomy of an In-Flight Breakup By Dr. Bob Winn. An abstract and log in information are below.
https://engage.aiaa.org/northwestflorida/events/event-description?CalendarEventKey=538ee6b9-8482-430a-bf1d-27a3defc210f&CommunityKey=a551b35f-9484-4b9f-b0b5-f9e492fd3439&Home=%2fnorthwestflorida%2fevents%2fcalendar
Ryan Sherrill
NW FL Section Chair
Abstract:
A number of in-flight breakups occur every year. The fundamentals of in-flight breakups reveal that there are only three root causes: fatigue of a key structural element, flutter, and overload. Each of these causes will be discussed and explained. An example of an in-flight breakup in which the experts disagreed as to the root cause will be discussed in detail. The discussion will include analysis of the aircraft wreckage, fundamental airplane fluid dynamics, trajectory analyses, and airplane performance. The presentation is supported with videos, demonstrations, and high-definition animations.
Log-in Instructions:
Url:
http://aiaa.zoom.us/j/91900799949?pwd=SEViRlI2emFQelNRNStLditENUNaZz09
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Zoom Meeting ID: 919 0079 9949, Passcode: 077329 Or join by phone: 888 475 4499
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John Fay
Posted 25 Jan, 2021 09:20
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I have forwarded this to our student branches.
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Original Message:
Sent: 1/23/2021 4:16:00 PM
From: Ryan Sherrill
Subject: Distinguished Lecture - Anatomy of an In-Flight Breakup
Section Members,
Join us on Zoom
Feb 18, 2021 from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM (CT)
for an AIAA Distinguished Lecture talk on the Anatomy of an In-Flight Breakup By Dr. Bob Winn. An abstract and log in information are below.
https://engage.aiaa.org/northwestflorida/events/event-description?CalendarEventKey=538ee6b9-8482-430a-bf1d-27a3defc210f&CommunityKey=a551b35f-9484-4b9f-b0b5-f9e492fd3439&Home=%2fnorthwestflorida%2fevents%2fcalendar
Ryan Sherrill
NW FL Section Chair
Abstract:
A number of in-flight breakups occur every year. The fundamentals of in-flight breakups reveal that there are only three root causes: fatigue of a key structural element, flutter, and overload. Each of these causes will be discussed and explained. An example of an in-flight breakup in which the experts disagreed as to the root cause will be discussed in detail. The discussion will include analysis of the aircraft wreckage, fundamental airplane fluid dynamics, trajectory analyses, and airplane performance. The presentation is supported with videos, demonstrations, and high-definition animations.
Log-in Instructions:
Url:
http://aiaa.zoom.us/j/91900799949?pwd=SEViRlI2emFQelNRNStLditENUNaZz09
Login:
Zoom Meeting ID: 919 0079 9949, Passcode: 077329 Or join by phone: 888 475 4499
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RE: Distinguished Lecture - Anatomy of an In-Flight Breakup
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Richard Thoms
Posted 25 Jan, 2021 10:00
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Thanks for putting this together. Interesting topic and I plan to attend.
-Richard
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Richard Thoms
CFD Research Corporation
Fort Walton Beach FL
256-694-0771
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Original Message
Original Message:
Sent: 23 Jan, 2021 16:16
From: Ryan Sherrill
Subject: Distinguished Lecture - Anatomy of an In-Flight Breakup
Section Members,
Join us on Zoom
Feb 18, 2021 from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM (CT)
for an AIAA Distinguished Lecture talk on the Anatomy of an In-Flight Breakup By Dr. Bob Winn. An abstract and log in information are below.
https://engage.aiaa.org/northwestflorida/events/event-description?CalendarEventKey=538ee6b9-8482-430a-bf1d-27a3defc210f&CommunityKey=a551b35f-9484-4b9f-b0b5-f9e492fd3439&Home=%2fnorthwestflorida%2fevents%2fcalendar
Ryan Sherrill
NW FL Section Chair
Abstract:
A number of in-flight breakups occur every year. The fundamentals of in-flight breakups reveal that there are only three root causes: fatigue of a key structural element, flutter, and overload. Each of these causes will be discussed and explained. An example of an in-flight breakup in which the experts disagreed as to the root cause will be discussed in detail. The discussion will include analysis of the aircraft wreckage, fundamental airplane fluid dynamics, trajectory analyses, and airplane performance. The presentation is supported with videos, demonstrations, and high-definition animations.
Log-in Instructions:
Url:
http://aiaa.zoom.us/j/91900799949?pwd=SEViRlI2emFQelNRNStLditENUNaZz09
Login:
Zoom Meeting ID: 919 0079 9949, Passcode: 077329 Or join by phone: 888 475 4499
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RE: Distinguished Lecture - Anatomy of an In-Flight Breakup
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Ryan Sherrill
Posted 17 Feb, 2021 22:20
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Section Members,
A reminder to join us on Zoom
Feb 18, 2021 from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM (CT)
for an AIAA Distinguished Lecture talk on the Anatomy of an In-Flight Breakup By Dr. Bob Winn. An abstract and log in information are below.
https://engage.aiaa.org/northwestflorida/events/event-description?CalendarEventKey=538ee6b9-8482-430a-bf1d-27a3defc210f&CommunityKey=a551b35f-9484-4b9f-b0b5-f9e492fd3439&Home=%2fnorthwestflorida%2fevents%2fcalendar
Ryan Sherrill
NW FL Section Chair
Abstract:
A number of in-flight breakups occur every year. The fundamentals of in-flight breakups reveal that there are only three root causes: fatigue of a key structural element, flutter, and overload. Each of these causes will be discussed and explained. An example of an in-flight breakup in which the experts disagreed as to the root cause will be discussed in detail. The discussion will include analysis of the aircraft wreckage, fundamental airplane fluid dynamics, trajectory analyses, and airplane performance. The presentation is supported with videos, demonstrations, and high-definition animations.
Log-in Instructions:
Url:
http://aiaa.zoom.us/j/91900799949?pwd=SEViRlI2emFQelNRNStLditENUNaZz09
Login:
Zoom Meeting ID: 919 0079 9949, Passcode: 077329 Or join by phone: 888 475 4499
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Ryan Sherrill
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Original Message
Original Message:
Sent: 23 Jan, 2021 16:16
From: Ryan Sherrill
Subject: Distinguished Lecture - Anatomy of an In-Flight Breakup
Section Members,
Join us on Zoom
Feb 18, 2021 from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM (CT)
for an AIAA Distinguished Lecture talk on the Anatomy of an In-Flight Breakup By Dr. Bob Winn. An abstract and log in information are below.
https://engage.aiaa.org/northwestflorida/events/event-description?CalendarEventKey=538ee6b9-8482-430a-bf1d-27a3defc210f&CommunityKey=a551b35f-9484-4b9f-b0b5-f9e492fd3439&Home=%2fnorthwestflorida%2fevents%2fcalendar
Ryan Sherrill
NW FL Section Chair
Abstract:
A number of in-flight breakups occur every year. The fundamentals of in-flight breakups reveal that there are only three root causes: fatigue of a key structural element, flutter, and overload. Each of these causes will be discussed and explained. An example of an in-flight breakup in which the experts disagreed as to the root cause will be discussed in detail. The discussion will include analysis of the aircraft wreckage, fundamental airplane fluid dynamics, trajectory analyses, and airplane performance. The presentation is supported with videos, demonstrations, and high-definition animations.
Log-in Instructions:
Url:
http://aiaa.zoom.us/j/91900799949?pwd=SEViRlI2emFQelNRNStLditENUNaZz09
Login:
Zoom Meeting ID: 919 0079 9949, Passcode: 077329 Or join by phone: 888 475 4499
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