ACC HiCAM Overview Virtual Industry Day Presentation Slides 03SEP20.pdf
Posted: Sept. 3, 2020
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This presentation is from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) regarding the Advanced Composites Consortium (ACC) Hi-rate Composite Aircraft Manufacturing (HiCAM) project. The presentation outlines the goals of the HiCAM project, which aims to enable a 4-6x manufacturing rate increase for composite airframe structures to meet single aisle demand. It discusses the technical content and approach of the project, including system-level requirements definition, concept screening and trades, and model-based engineering tools.
The document also provides an overview of the project timeline, milestones, investment approach, and proposed acquisition strategy, emphasizing a public-private partnership (PPP) model with 50/50 cost sharing.
Furthermore, the presentation details the ACC membership structure, work package formation, cost-sharing details, and intellectual property provisions. It explains that ACC membership is limited to U.S. industry entities and universities/colleges interested in contributing to the HiCAM objectives. The document highlights that ACC members must engage in cost sharing for work activities and outlines allowable contributions from non-government partners, including cash and non-cash resources. Additionally, it delves into intellectual property rights related to NASA-funded cooperative agreements and articles of collaboration governing inventions and data resulting from work activities.
The document also provides an overview of the project timeline, milestones, investment approach, and proposed acquisition strategy, emphasizing a public-private partnership (PPP) model with 50/50 cost sharing.
Furthermore, the presentation details the ACC membership structure, work package formation, cost-sharing details, and intellectual property provisions. It explains that ACC membership is limited to U.S. industry entities and universities/colleges interested in contributing to the HiCAM objectives. The document highlights that ACC members must engage in cost sharing for work activities and outlines allowable contributions from non-government partners, including cash and non-cash resources. Additionally, it delves into intellectual property rights related to NASA-funded cooperative agreements and articles of collaboration governing inventions and data resulting from work activities.
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