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Benefit from NASA

NASA / MSFC · 1996-01-01 · photograph (digital archive)

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Marshall space Flight Center engineers helped North American Marine Jet (NAMJ), Inc. improve the proposed design of a new impeller for a jet-propulsion system. With a three-dimensional computer model of the new marine jet engine blades, engineers were able to quickly create a solid polycarbonate model of it. The rapid prototyping allowed the company to avoid many time-consuming and costly steps in creating the impeller.

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Around MarshallTech TransferWaterjet impeller
Credit lineBenefit from NASA. NASA/MSFC, 1996-01-01. Public domain. ID: 9506923.
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