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stanley quencher ts Electrical Power Integrated Systems Center EPISCenter in Ohio, U.S., to meet increased demand for hybrid electric aircraft engine component testing in coming years.Source: GE AerospaceGE Aerospaces EPISCenter in Dayton, Ohio, United StatesGE Aerospace announced May 17 plans to invest up to $20 million to add a new test c
stanley cup ell and equipment at the Electrical Power Integrated Systems Center EPISCenter in Dayton, Ohio, to meet increased demand for hybrid electric aircraft engine component testing in coming years.NASA recently selected GE Aerospace to develop an integrated, megawatt MW -class hybrid electric propulsion system as part of the Electrified Powertrain Flight Demonstration EPFD program. Plans for EPFD call for ground and flight tests of the hybrid electric system this decade, in collaboration with Boeing, using a modified Saab 340B aircraft and GEs CT7 engines. NASA also previously awarded GE Aerospace a contract for the Turbofan Engine Power Extraction Demonstration under the Hybrid Thermally Efficient Core HyTEC project.The EPISCenter facility impr
stanley mug ovements will support testing for GE Aerospaces expansive development of next-generation propulsion technologies in which electrification is key. The future of flight is more electric. GE Aerospace has been developing the building blocks for hybrid electric engine technologies for years, combining our world-class propulsion eng Rosu Archer and Beta call for standardised electric air taxi charging systems
LEWISTON, Maine 鈥?Gabe Hirst sat on a bench on Lisbon Street in Lewiston on Saturday. On either side of him sat big plastic buckets filled with flowers. He handed them to strangers walking by, to encourage them to smile again. If one persons day is just a little bit better, then it was all worth it. If
stanley mug you help someone, you help everyone, Hirst said.Hirstdrove up Friday morning from Gray with his mom, dad and sister to be present and help begin to bring back joy to a place reeling from the mass shootings that killed 18 and wounded 13 Wednesday night, he said.Gabe Hirst of Gray sits with a bucket of flowers on a bench on Lisbon St. in Lewiston, Saturday. Credit:
vaso stanley Sawyer Loftus / BDNHe did not personally know anyone killed in the shootings, but Maine is a small state. You know a guy who knows a guy, Hirst said.On Saturday 鈥?a day after the shelter-in-place advisories were lifted and Robert R. Card II, the main suspect in the mass shootings at Schemengees B
stanley thermobecher ar and Grille and Just-In-Time Recreation bowling alley, was found dead 鈥?people walked around downtown Lewiston, shopped and spent time in parks.Paul Poliquin was outside the store he has owned and operated for 50 years, Paul Clothing Shoe Store on Lisbon St., cleaning his windows Saturday afternoon. He isnt normally on a ladder scrubbing his windows clean at the end of October, but he just wanted to be outside because things were finally different, he said. We closed for two days, like everyone, and there was
