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Progress Towards An Opposed Piston Two Stroke Gasoline Aviation Engine, Donald R. Morris
Progress Towards An Opposed Piston Two Stroke Gasoline Aviation Engine, Donald R. Morris
ASA Multidisciplinary Research Symposium
Opposed Piston Engine Technology is not new, but its application to small two-stroke gasoline engines is unexplored. This presentation explores the potential advantages of such an engine as well as progress towards a workable design.
On Demand Streaming Video In Self Paced Lab Environments, Donald R. Morris
On Demand Streaming Video In Self Paced Lab Environments, Donald R. Morris
ASA Multidisciplinary Research Symposium
This is a quasi-experimental study which investigates the effectiveness of streaming video as an educational medium in self-paced lab environments. This study investigates student mastery of the subject as well as student attitudes and perceptions towards their performance and the usefulness of streaming video as an educational tool.
2fly With Rpi - Evaluating The Raspberry Pi For Glass Cockpit Applications, Donald R. Morris
2fly With Rpi - Evaluating The Raspberry Pi For Glass Cockpit Applications, Donald R. Morris
ASA Multidisciplinary Research Symposium
Evaluating the capabilities of Raspberry Pi computers to be used in embedded glass cockpit applications for experimental aircraft. This includes details of what is required for these applications as well as how well the Raspberry Pi 3B can perform in this role.
Technological Advances Of Diesel Engines Within The Aviation Industry, Daniel I. Mattingly
Technological Advances Of Diesel Engines Within The Aviation Industry, Daniel I. Mattingly
ASA Multidisciplinary Research Symposium
Brief history of the diesel engine and how technological advances are making the use of a diesel engine more feasible in powering general aviation aircraft and light helicopters.
The Effect Of Using Noise Reduction Turbofan Engine Exhaust Nozzle Designs On A Turbojet Engine, Donald Bartlett 5218591
The Effect Of Using Noise Reduction Turbofan Engine Exhaust Nozzle Designs On A Turbojet Engine, Donald Bartlett 5218591
ASA Multidisciplinary Research Symposium
The level of sound produced by the turbojet and turbofan engines and the types of exhaust nozzle designs is the focus of this research. The purpose is to see if using noise reduction nozzle designs currently used on turbofan engines reduce noise on a turbojet engine.