The 26th National
Convention of Aerospace Engineers, which concluded here on Sunday, gave a
call to industries and the Government to start mapping out a roadmap
for aircraft engine production in India.
In a resolution, the
convention underscored the need to start building a platform for
aircraft engine manufacture at the earliest.
In another
resolution, it wanted identification of some key critical technology in
aerospace products, backed by a realistic time and investment framework.
It
also noted with concern the inadequacy of training manpower in this
field, calling for immediate action for building human capital for
aerospace projects.
As part of this, the convention suggested
that the syllabus for aerospace engineering needed to be periodically
reviewed, especially in the field of use of information technology in
simulation models. It gave a call for the industry to be prepared
against cyber warfare threat.
The Indian aerospace engineering
sector achieved a string of successes in the last ten years, including
Agni, Prithvi and Dhanush.
It is set to further take off with projects such as hypersonic flight vehicle design and advanced aircraft projects.
The
challenges before the sector include development of advanced auto pilot
to handle critical manoeuvres of the aerospace vehicle, design of
advanced propulsion systems like cryogenic engines and pulse detonation
engine for futuristic flight vehicle design.
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