The Aerospace & Defense industry uses the COSMOS™ family to solve a wide variety of problems, such as:

• Making sure extremely complex aircraft engine lubricating pumps meet the vibration, acceleration and pressure loading conditions of their working lives
• Protect medical and exercise equipment from resonance during the launch of a European Space Agency shuttle launch
• Predict spacecraft component response after exposure to radiation
• Design a large, fiberglass reinforced plastic tank in which to submerge a space craft to simulate weightlessness
• Test a new design for a transportable primary communications system for the Department of the Army

Featured Case Studies

	Scaled Composites, Inc. First commercial spacecraft Location: U.S.A.
	NASA and the German Aerospace Center (DLR) Airborne telescope Location: U.S.A.
	HPA International Experimental aircraft Location: Czech Republic
	MECAR Defense Ammunition Location: Belgium
	Sturman Magnetically-latching Valves Location: U.S.A.
	Space Cryomagnetics, Ltd. Superconducting Magnet Design and Analysis Location: U.K.
	Alliance Spacesystems Aerospace Systems Design and Fabrication Location: U.S.A.
	Hytec Mechanical, Opto-Mechanical, and Electro-Mechanical Systems Location: U.S.A.
	Los Alamos National Laboratory Accelerator Location: U.S.A.
	Sandia National Labs Defense Components Location: U.S.A.
	Groen Brothers Aviation Gyroplanes Location: U.S.A.
	Mnemonics, Inc. Digital Signal Processing Equipment Location: U.S.A.
	Nichols Aircraft Division Multi-Element Lubricating Pump Location: U.S.A.
	Tankinetics Inc. Custom-Built Tanks Location: U.S.A.
	Mission Research Corporation Advanced Composite Structures Location: U.S.A.
	Tobyhanna Army Depot Military Communication Equipment Location: U.S.A.
	Innovision Diagnostic Equipment in Space Location: Denmark