Added: Apr 7, 2008
From: ResearchChannel
Duration: 85:35
Learn about the materials used in the Boeing Company's new 787 Dreamliner that will change both the way that airplanes are built and your flying experience. The Boeing Company is on top of the commercial aerospace market due to the ambition of its engineers with the development of the 787. Before you board your first Dreamliner, get inside the making of the plane from Al Miller, University of Washington alumnus '71, '77, and director, 787 Technology Integration, The Boeing Company and Mark Tuttle, chair, mechanical engineering, University of Washington. Also hear about the next generation of advanced materials being developed and how they will alter the future of planes, cars, energy, medicine, and beyond.
Channel: Education
Rating: 4.46 (13 ratings) Views: 4923' favoriteCount='20 Comments: 5
Anonymity0 Says:
Jul 30, 2008 - Can't read the graphs... resolution too low.
hitmonlee00 Says:
Nov 7, 2008 - why did that 2nd guy spend so much fucking time talking about how the composites were being used in other fields. we dont need detailed explanations on them, we just need to know how it fits into the 787's design.
jamcrane3 Says:
Nov 9, 2008 - i wanna buy 432 of them 1
Ship741 Says:
Nov 29, 2008 - The first guy totally messed up the systems description when talking about the engine. He said that engine exhaust went thru a heat exchanger to generate electrical power on other airplanes and that this was the first airplane to have generators mounted directly to the engine. totally wrong, he should have studied a little more.
Anonymity0 Says:
Jul 30, 2008 - WHOA. How did they manage to upload an hour and half of video?!Oh wait, it's a commercial agency.