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Summer Internship at The Institute of Aviation in Warsaw, Poland Summary Worked at an aviation research institute in Warsaw, Poland Worked alongside Polish PhD level aeronautical engineers Helped design the test rig for a boundary layer ingestion (BLI) jet engine that aims to reduce aircraft fuel consumption by up to 10% Modeled the inlet distortion gauze so that the rig could simulate real-world conditions Performed computational fluid dynamics (CFD) on the test environment in order to ensure safe and efficient testing conditions Hiked the Swiss Alps for 4 days Learned Polish culture and history Travelled to 8 Polish cities and 14 cities throughout Europe Why this Project? Get paid to travel abroad Gain real-world aviation R&D experience Conduct research in a professional setting Learn to interact with people from very different cultures The advisors and coworkers were all extremely friendly Impact on Me? Academic o Gained valuable research experience o Learned new software 1. ANSYS Fluent 2. ANSYS SpaceClaim 3. ANSYS ICEM 4. Python Professional o Learned about the aviation industry and can compare to automotive Personal o Rekindled passion for travel o Exposed myself to new cultures and became more comfortable in foreign environments Timothy Kirby Kareem Usher Mechanical Engineering
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Engineering in Warsaw, Poland

Dec 31, 2021

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Page 1: Engineering in Warsaw, Poland

Summer Internship at The Institute of Aviation

in Warsaw, Poland

Summary• Worked at an aviation research institute in

Warsaw, Poland• Worked alongside Polish PhD level

aeronautical engineers• Helped design the test rig for a boundary

layer ingestion (BLI) jet engine that aims to reduce aircraft fuel consumption by up to 10%

• Modeled the inlet distortion gauze so that the rig could simulate real-world conditions

• Performed computational fluid dynamics (CFD) on the test environment in order to ensure safe and efficient testing conditions

• Hiked the Swiss Alps for 4 days• Learned Polish culture and history• Travelled to 8 Polish cities and 14 cities

throughout Europe

Why this Project?• Get paid to travel abroad• Gain real-world aviation R&D

experience• Conduct research in a professional

setting• Learn to interact with people from

very different cultures• The advisors and coworkers were all

extremely friendly

Impact on Me?• Academico Gained valuable research

experienceo Learned new software

1. ANSYS Fluent2. ANSYS SpaceClaim3. ANSYS ICEM4. Python

• Professionalo Learned about the aviation

industry and can compare to automotive

• Personalo Rekindled passion for travelo Exposed myself to new cultures

and became more comfortable in foreign environments

Timothy KirbyKareem Usher

MechanicalEngineering