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2017 AIMS CENTER OPEN HOUSE 1 Defense & Space Products & Services Span ~300 Platforms May 11.2017 Honeywell Aerospace Engines & Power Systems Overview Jim Neumann 2017 AIMS CENTER OPEN HOUSE 1 Defense & Space Products & Services Span ~300 Platforms Fighter/Attack/ Human Surface/ Soldier Trainer Aircraft Space Vehicles 30 + 10 + 15 + PLATFORMS PLATFORMS PLATFORMS DoD, Civil, and Bomber Military Commercial Aircraft Helicopters Space 3 + 20 + PLATFORMS 30 PLATFORMS PLATFORMS Mobility/Tanker Missiles and Naval Aircraft Munitions Platforms 40 + 80 + 10 + PLATFORMS PLATFORMS PLATFORMS Special Mission/ Commercial UAV Aircraft International Helicopters 20 + 20 + 20 + PLATFORMS PLATFORMS PLATFORMS © 2017 by Honeywell International Inc. All rights reserved. © 2017 by Honeywell International Inc. All rights reserved. Strong Position and Heritage in the Industry APU & Propulsion Materials 2 Superalloy Titanium Titanium Impeller Single Crystal Other Blades with HPT Blade AM Tip Compressor TBC EGV Main Shaft Titanium Fan Seals PM Combustor Liner Superalloy Center Composite Fan Body Case Disk Adv Fuel Injectors © 2017 by Honeywell International Inc. All rights reserved. 3 Honeywell’s Interaction with Academia © 2017 by Honeywell International Inc. All rights reserved. 4 AIMS Center Thrust Potential Alignment with HAADF STEM (z- Contrast) EBSD Particle Size/Morphology and Grain Size and Residual Strain SEM Honeywell Dislocation Burgers Vector Analysis Secondary + tertiary γ′ © 2017 by Honeywell International Inc. All rights reserved. 5 © 2017 by Honeywell International Inc. All rights reserved. CANFSA -Center for advanced non-ferrous structural alloys Model: • Part of NSF sponsored research centers • Universities participating • Colorado School of Mines (CSM) - Lead • Iowa State University (ISU) Objectives: • Focus is on developing advanced non-ferrous structural alloys • Become the premier place for research in the • Three main trust areas area of non-ferrous structural alloys • Lightweight non-ferrous alloys (Ti, Al, • Bring together university and industry Mg) researchers • Conduct basic and applied physical • High performance non-ferrous alloys (Ti, Ni, CMCs, new alloy concepts) metallurgy research on non-ferrous structural alloys • Advanced alloys and processes (AM, RSP, coatings) • Combine computational modeling, processing, and state-of-the-art characterization methods • Pre competitive materials and process • Address projects of interest to industrial development members • Current members • Train students • Become critical players in industries that develop or use non-ferrous alloys Honeywell Confidential - © 2015 by Honeywell International Inc. All rights reserved. Industry/University Cooperative Research 7 Center (I/UCRC) at Center for NDE (CNDE) at *ISU Cont'd Snapshot of Center for NDE (CNDE) at ⃰ Iowa State University (ISU) Established in 1985 for research COE collaborations with OEMs, with Honeywell (then Boeing, PW, Allied Signal) as founding member. Industry PB, Toyota, IHI, and Liaison – Dr. Surendra Singh John Deer Annual membership $35k /yr with more than 25 Consortium members from aerospace, manufacturing and FAA, NASA, DOE government agencies including FAA, DOE, Air NSF, USAF, CNDE OEMs and Labs Force. other academic institutes Only center in North and South America with IUCRC close to 50 researchers and scientists. Industry University Unlimited access to reports, students, faculties, Cooperative research meetings and conferences. Research Center New hire and recruits and continuing education and training (Nathan Miller from DOE's National Security Campus, managed by Honeywell FM&T, pursuing his Ph.D. program. Hired new NDE staff this year. Sensors development and applications, NDE models and simulations, Model Assisted POD, Advanced NDE technology including Terahertz, Laser Ultrasound, Phased Array UT, and CT Honeywell Confidential - © 2016 by Honeywell International Inc. All rights reserved. Snapshot of Center for NDE that manages and houses IUCRC 8 Business Overview Aerospace Performance Materials $39.3B HQ: Phoenix, AZ and Rolle, and Technologies Switzerland HQ: Morris Plains, NJ in sales for 2016 $14.8B Sales $9.3B Sales Unmatched Offerings Winning Technology HQ: Morris ® Plains, NJ • Electronic, Mechanical • Connectivity Solutions • Refining and • Solstice LGWP and Software Aircraft From Hardware to Petrochemical Materials Fortune 100 Solutions Airtime Catalysts • SmartLine • Gas Processing Transmitters NYSE: HON • Apps, Services, • Turbochargers for Fuel Maintenance, Efficiency Modular Offerings • Asset Optimization ~70 countries Subscriptions Software ~1,300 sites Home and Building Safety and Productivity Technologies Solutions HQ: Minneapolis, MN HQ: Minneapolis, MN $10.7B Sales $4.6B Sales Connecting Homes and Buildings Connecting Workers • Security and Fire • Open Software • Wireless, Voice, • Warehouse Automation Connecting “Internet • Connecting Homes Mobility, Data Analytic Of Things” in Buildings • Keeping Workers Safe With Lyric Solutions for Workers © 2017 by Honeywell International Inc. All rights reserved. © 2017 by Honeywell International Inc. All rights reserved. Developing solutions for the world’s toughest challenges 9 Aerospace Global Footprint North America Anniston, AL Minneapolis, MN Glendale, AZ Plymouth, MN Kingman, AZ Kansas City, MO Phoenix, AZ Rocky Mount, NC – 34th Street Morristown, NJ – Deer Valley Green Island, NY – Sky Harbor Tulsa, OK Tempe, AZ Urbana, OH Tucson, AZ Allentown, PA Poway, CA Greer, SC Torrance, CA Memphis, TN Norcross, GA Houston, TX Savannah, GA Everett, WA Clearwater, FL Redmond, WA Sarasota, FL Renton, WA South Bend, IN Olathe, KS Aerospace Transportation Wichita, KS Chihuahua, Mexico Systems Albuquerque, NM Mexicali, Mexico Prince Edward Island Monterrey, Mexico Columbia, MD Toronto, Ontario Plymouth, MI Ottawa, Ontario Coon Rapids, MN Aguadilla, Puerto Rico Europe Golden Valley, MN Sofia, Bulgaria Rolle, Switzerland Asia & Australia Copenhagen, Denmark Presov, Slovakia Waterford, Ireland Cheadle, UK Maintal, Germany Aylesbury, UK Ballarat, Australia Bangalore, India Raunheim, Germany Basingstoke, UK Bintan, Indonesia Kodama, Japan South America Atessa, Italy Bournemouth, UK Wuhan, China Penang, Malaysia Vendome, France Edinburgh, UK Xiamen, China Subic Bay, Philippines Guarulhos, Brazil Toulouse, France Feltham, UK Xi’an, China Singapore Sao Jose dos Campos, Brazil Paris, France Hemel Hempstead, UK Changsha, China – Gul Circle Thaon-les-Vosges, France Redditch, UK Nanjing, China – Chai Chee Olomouc, Czech Republic Tewkesbury, UK Suzhou, China – Changi Bus Park Brno-Slatina, Czech Republic Whitstable, UK Shanghai, China – Joo Koon Circle Prague, Czech Republic Yeovil, UK – Li Bing Road – Loyang Crescent Bucharest, Romania – Jing Lian Road Ansan, South Korea Pune, India © 2017 by Honeywell International Inc. All rights reserved. 10 Aerospace Profile Headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona, USA and Rolle, Switzerland 35,000 Employees ~80 Global manufacturing and 9,463+ Active ~ 13,000 service sites Patents and Technologists Applications and Engineers Innovates and integrates thousands of products and services to advance and easily deliver safe, efficient, productive and comfortable experiences An airliner with Honeywell Wheels & worldwide. Brakes lands somewhere in the world every 5 seconds. © 2017 by Honeywell International Inc. All rights reserved. © 2017 by Honeywell International Inc. All rights reserved. Technology & Innovation Leader 11 Presence in Arizona • We employ ~5,965 Arizonans, with over a billion-dollar payroll in the state. • Arizona is home to 11 facilities supporting research and development, engineering, manufacturing, test laboratories, sales, marketing, customer service, and more. • We invest ~$790 million/year with Arizona-based suppliers. • Thousands of Honeywell Aerospace technologies, products and services are found on virtually every commercial, defense and space aircraft worldwide. • Through Honeywell Hometown Solutions, we partner with leading public and non-profit institutions to connect in powerful ways to address needs in the communities where we live and work. • In 2016, Honeywell donated over $1 million and >5,000 volunteer hours to schools, communities and non- profits. • In support of math and science, Honeywell has multi-year relationships with the Arizona Technology Council, AZ SciTech Festival and the Fiesta Bowl Aerospace Challenge. • Each year, we sponsor numerous Arizona students and middle school teachers to attend the Honeywell Leadership Challenge Academy and Honeywell Educators @ Space Academy at the US Space and Rocket Center. • In partnership with Rebuilding Together, several Arizona projects are conducted annually. © 2017 by Honeywell International Inc. All rights reserved. 12 Business Overview AEROSPACE AMERICAS APAC EMEAI STRUCTURE STRENGTHS ELECTRONIC SOLUTIONS • 3 Customer facing organizations • Global leader in the aviation supported by 5 Businesses industry • Single point of contact for customer ENGINES & POWER SYSTEMS • Developing innovative safety • Integrated product roadmaps owned products and solutions by Product Businesses • Driving modernization of global air MECHANICAL SYSTEMS • 17 Global Business Enterprises traffic management & COMPONENTS • Shared support structure • Engineering resources shared across • Leading aircraft Connectivity projects, businesses revolution SERVICES & CONNECTIVITY • Single supply chain drives sourcing and • Committed to improving operational manufacturing efficiencies efficiencies • Centralized back-office functions TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS (finance, IT, HR)
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