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Carter Manufacturing Joins FETCH Project

Anela DoksoBy Anela Dokso23/01/20242 Mins Read
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Carter Manufacturing has been enlisted to participate in the Future Engine Technology for the Control of Hydrogen (FETCH) project.

This collaborative venture, featuring esteemed partners like the University of Bath/IAAPS, Cranfield University, Moog Inc., Baker Hughes Druck, and Curtiss-Wright, marks a pivotal moment in the pursuit of cutting-edge technologies for harnessing the benefits of hydrogen in future aircraft fuel systems.

The FETCH project aims to spearhead the development of crucial technologies essential for leveraging the advantages of hydrogen as a fuel in aircraft. With a focus on the intricate engineering aspects of liquid and gaseous hydrogen applications, Carter Manufacturing’s role is pivotal. The collaboration has secured match funding from the Aerospace Technology Institute (ATI) program, a joint initiative by the Government and industry to foster innovation in civil aerospace design and manufacturing.

Carter Manufacturing’s primary contribution to this pioneering initiative is the development of bespoke bearing solutions tailored for the unique challenges posed by hydrogen applications. Drawing on their unparalleled expertise in cryogenic applications, which spans rocket propulsion, industrial pump applications, and scientific research, Carter Manufacturing is set to play a crucial role in advancing the technology required for sustainable aviation.

The company’s global presence, stocking high-quality bearing brands such as Carter, Silverthin, KMS, NMB, THK, IBC & UNASIS, coupled with local engineering support, ensures optimal application of these specialized bearings. Carter’s engineering team is poised to customize designs, pushing for exceptional performance, extended life, and consistency to meet the specific requirements of the FETCH project.

Carter Manufacturing’s expertise extends to a range of bearing material options, including races crafted from specialty materials like 440C stainless steel, Cronidur 30, XD15NW, 52100, M50, and bearing cages in materials such as bronze, steel, silver-plated bronze or steel, Nylon 6/6, PEEK, Vespel, Torlon, Phenolic, and titanium. The company’s proficiency also covers rolling elements in steel, ceramic, TiC-coated rated to 440ºC, and dry film lubrication coatings, including moly disulphide, tungsten disulphide, diamond-like coating, and gold plating.

Carter has recently made significant investments in new UK manufacturing facilities for UNASIS, its sister company. These facilities, operational now, facilitate advanced manufacturing of customized special application bearings, along with aerospace bearing installation, testing, and removal tools. The incorporation of state-of-the-art five-axis CNC machinery and overhauled grinding and bearing manufacturing machines underscores Carter’s commitment to maintaining and improving product quality.

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