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Aerospace Engineering is a field that focuses on the design, development, testing, and production of air and spacecraft. This includes aircraft, satellites, missiles, and launch vehicles. Aerospace Engineers must possess a unique combination of critical thinking and problem-solving skills to create safe, effective, and economical designs. With the help of our skilled Aerospace Engineers, clients can build equipment that can operate amidst tremendous atmospheric stresses and forces.
Here's some projects that our expert Aerospace Engineers have made real:
- Simulations of real-world mechanics
- Design and modelling of aerospace systems
- Analysis of airflows over components
- Optimization of aerospace components
- Modelling of space station design
- Development of CAD models for sounding rockets
- Innovative solutions to turbofan problems
- Creation of robust evidence-based stockpile designs
- Calculation of wind forces on inclined cylinders
- Evaluation of domestic innovation in aircrafts in China from various eras
- Airfoil analysis using advanced tools such as QBlade.
Our Aerospace Engineers are experienced in a broad range of areas, allowing them to leverage their knowledge and experience to help our clients solve complex tasks related to Aerospace Engineering. If you have a project that requires an experienced Aerospace Engineer then post it now on Freelancer.com and get the help you need today.
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Challenge Overview and Objective Innovative solutions are urgently needed to detect, characterize, track, or remediate small debris to ensure the safety and sustainability of space operations. This competition invites creative minds from around the world to contribute groundbreaking concepts that address the critical issue of small debris in Earth's low-earth orbit (LEO) environment. Low-Earth orbit (often known as LEO) encompasses Earth-centered orbits with an altitude of 2,000 km or less. Low-Earth orbit is considered the area in Earth orbit near enough to Earth for convenient transportation, communication, observation and resupply. This is the area where the International Space Station currently orbits and where many proposed future platforms will be located. The objective of th...