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PARIS 2009: NASA Looking at $26.1 million R&D Budget for Rotary Research in FY10

19th June 2009 - 17:10 GMT | by in Paris

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NASA is back in the research and development business with regard to rotorcraft, if only in a relatively small way. Odilyn Maria, an aerospace engineer on the National Aeronautics and Space Administration booth at the Paris Airshow told rotorhub.com that there was $26.1 million allocated in the FY 10 Federal budget for its Subsonic Rotary Wing projects.

Among the technical challenges the NASA research will focus on are three-dimensional rotor and fuselage structures; unsteady flows in speed regimes from low subsonic to high transonic, dynamically stalled components, and highly loaded propulsion systems. 

Commitments within the FY2010 Fundamental Aeronautics Research Programme

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