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Shri Ramswaroop Memorial University

Department of Computer Science


Lucknow-Deva Road, Barabanki-225003 (INDIA)

Industrial Visit Report

Course: (UCS3001) DBMS Max Marks-100


Date:
Name: priyanshu jaiswal
University Roll No: 202310101310127
Submitted To: Mr. SANJAY KUMAR SIR

Q1. How can you use research in improving the environment and lives of people?
Q2. Explain the purpose of your industrial visit.
Q3. What are the modules you have seen during your Industrial Visit?
Q4. Write your experience in 100 words.

Evaluator’s Signature Marks Obtained


Declaration
I, Priyanshu jaiswal student of Shri Ramswaroop Memorial University, Lucknow, Department Of
BCA,NORMAL, hereby declare that I have successfully completed and submitted my project work as part
of my Industrial Visit to NASA’s Flight Research Building. This Report in Capsulate my experiences,
observation and insights gained during this enlightening visit.
Acknowledgement

I extend my heartfelt gratitude to Shri Ramswaroop Memorial University, Lucknow for organizing this
exceptional industrial visit to NASA Flight Research Building. I am profoundly thankful to Mr. Sanjay
kumar sir for their guidance and support through endeavor. My Appreciation also goes to the staff and
researchers at NASA for their warm hospitality and valuable inputs during our visit.

Flight Research Building


THE FLIGHT RESEARCH BUILDING IS A CUTTING -EDGE FACILITY DEDICATED TO ADVANCING
AEROSPACE TECHNOLOGY AND AVIATION RESEARCH . EQUIPPED WITH STATE- OF -THE- ART
LABORATORIES , SIMULATION ENVIRONMENTS , AND TESTING FACILITIES , IT SERVES AS A HUB FOR
INNOVATION AND COLLABORATION IN THE FIELD OF FLIGHT . RESEARCHERS AND ENGINEERS HERE
WORK ON DEVELOPING NEXT- GENERATION AIRCRAFT , ENHANCING SAFETY MEASURES , OPTIMIZING
FUEL EFFICIENCY , AND EXPLORING NEW FRONTIERS IN AVIATION TECHNOLOGY . I T'S A PLACE WHERE
IDEAS TAKE FLIGHT , PUSHING THE BOUNDARIES OF WHAT 'S POSSIBLE IN THE SKIES .

Q1: How can you use research in improving the environment and lives of people?
Ans.: Research in flight and aerospace engineering plays a crucial role in improving the environment and
people's lives in several ways:

1. *Fuel Efficiency:* Advancements in aircraft design and engine technology lead to more fuel-efficient
planes, reducing carbon emissions and environmental impact.

2. *Noise Reduction:* Research focuses on quieter engine designs and aerodynamics to minimize noise
pollution around airports, benefiting nearby communities.

3. *Safety Enhancements:* Ongoing research improves aircraft safety features, such as better materials,
advanced avionics, and enhanced communication systems, making air travel safer for passengers and crew.

4. *Alternative Fuels:* Exploration of sustainable aviation fuels (SAFs) aims to reduce the aviation
industry's reliance on fossil fuels, addressing climate change concerns.

5. *Urban Air Mobility (UAM):* Research in UAM, including electric vertical takeoff and landing
(eVTOL) vehicles, offers potential solutions for urban congestion and faster, more efficient transportation
in cities.

6. *Space Exploration:* Flight research extends to space exploration, fostering technological innovations,
scientific discoveries, and potential future benefits for humanity, such as resource utilization and planetary
exploration.

These advancements collectively contribute to a more sustainable, efficient, and safer aviation industry,
positively impacting both the environment and people's lives.
Q.2: Explain the purpose of your industrial visit.
Ans: Industrial visits serve several important purposes:

1. *Educational Enhancement:* They provide students with real-world exposure to the industry they are
studying, helping them understand how theoretical knowledge applies in practical settings. This can
enhance their understanding of concepts and improve retention.

2. *Networking Opportunities:* Students get to interact with professionals in their field, allowing them to
build contacts, seek mentorship, and explore potential career paths. Networking during these visits can be
invaluable for future job opportunities.

3. *Skill Development:* Observing industrial processes firsthand can help students develop practical skills
that are difficult to teach in a classroom, such as problem-solving, critical thinking, and decision-making
under real-world constraints.

4. *Industry Insights:* Visiting industries provides insights into the latest technologies, trends, and
practices, keeping students updated with industry advancements and preparing them to adapt to changing
scenarios.

5. *Motivation and Inspiration:* Seeing successful industrial setups can inspire students, motivating them
to set higher goals and work harder to achieve them. It can also provide clarity about their career
aspirations.

6. *Quality Assurance:* For industries, hosting such visits allows them to showcase their operations,
quality standards, and best practices. It can also be a platform for industry-academia collaboration and
feedback on educational programs.

Overall, industrial visits bridge the gap between theoretical learning and practical application, contributing
significantly to a well-rounded education and career readiness.
Q3.What are the modules you have seen during your Industrial Visit?
Ans :

A three-inch gas gun is inserted into the large gun barrel to shoot a projectile to test the strength of an
advanced composite material. Smaller gas guns are sometimes used to accommodate smaller projectiles.
This part of the Ballistic Lab features a 40-foot long large gas gun with barrels from 8”-16” in diameter and
numerous smaller guns mated to vacuum chambers. Impact velocities range from 2,000-3,000 feet per
second depending on the weight of the projectiles. The results of the tests help scientists and engineers
make lighter, more fuel efficient, and safer aircraft and space structures.
Crushed During an experiment, projectiles are placed in a sabot, or can, before they are shot through the
gas gun. When the sabot reaches the end of the shaft, it hits a stopper plate and the projectile continues to
the target area.
Q4. Write your experience in 100 words.

Ans: Visiting a research flight building was an exhilarating experience, especially if you have an interest in
aviation or scientific research. These buildings are often filled with cutting-edge technology, laboratories,
and experts working on innovative projects. From observing flight simulations to learning about aerospace
engineering, the experience can be both educational and inspiring. If you get the chance, it's definitely
worth exploring!

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