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Virtual Design, Optimisation and Testing (VDOT) framework for innovative sustainment

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posted on 2024-11-03, 12:47 authored by Ali Daliri, Rajarshi DasRajarshi Das, Adrian OrificiAdrian Orifici, Piergiovanni MarzoccaPiergiovanni Marzocca, Ivan ColeIvan Cole
Current demand for sustainment of critical aerospace assets requires management of complex systems and a product life cycle solution. This is a major concern both in civil and defence sectors in Australia. The emergence of new technologies including additive manufacturing (AM), virtual prototyping, simulated/augmented reality (AR) and artificial intelligence (AI) provide a unique opportunity for Innovative Sustainment. This paper discusses the importance of a network/system approach to sustainment and the role that emerging technologies including AM and AI can play in overcoming current challenges. In addition, the paper discusses the strategic research opportunities that can be harnessed by all stakeholders using a collaborative framework. The proposed framework can result in reduced cost of ownership, reduced logistics footprint, and enhanced resilience and flexibility by in-depth analyses of the challenges ahead. Aerospace composite material systems are used to exemplify the implementation pathway of this framework.

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Start page

122

End page

128

Total pages

7

Outlet

Proceedings of the 18th Australian International Aerospace Congress (AIAC18: 2019)

Name of conference

AIAC18: 2019: Innovation within a contemporary aerospace industry

Publisher

Engineers Australia, Royal Aeronautical Society

Place published

Melbourne, Australia

Start date

2019-02-24

End date

2019-02-26

Language

English

Copyright

Copyright © (2018) by Engineers Australia All rights reserved.

Former Identifier

2006095833

Esploro creation date

2020-06-22

Fedora creation date

2019-12-17

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