The Electromagnetic Aircraft Launching System (EMALS) is an advanced system that incorporates technology that has been around for many years in other application such as magnetic levitation (MAGLEV) trains. State-of-the-art systems make up the components of the system. There are several benefits the EMALS has over the current steam system. The EMALS brings significant reductions in weight, space and manpower requirements. Stress put on aircraft airframes are also reduced. However, EMALS has come under some heavy scrutiny and intense criticisms due to cost overruns and schedule delays. The U.S. Navy has put large amounts of money into the development of the EMALS. It is the launching system of the future.
Electromagnetic Aircraft Launching System: Do the Benefits Outweigh the Costs
2010
39 pages
Report
No indication
English
Aeronautics , Radiofrequency Waves , Aircraft , Catapults , Cost overruns , Electromagnetic radiation , Launching , Intensity , Magnetic fields , Manpower , Navy , Requirements , Scheduling , State of the art , Theses , Weight reduction , Airframes , Benefits , Costs , Delay , Emals(Electromagnetic aircraft launching system) , Steam catapults
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