Elmer A. Sperry Award

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The Elmer A. Sperry Award is an award that has been presented since 1955 for “a respected engineering achievement that has proven itself in application and has further developed the transport industry, be it land, sea or air.” It is jointly awarded by the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics , Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers , Society of Automotive Engineers , Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers , American Society of Civil Engineers and American Society of Mechanical Engineers and is named after Elmer A. Sperry .

Award winners

year Award winners Excellent contribution
1955 William Francis Gibbs Passenger ship United States
1956 Donald W. Douglas Douglas DC series
1957 Harold L. Hamilton , Richard M. Dilworth, and Eugene W. Kettering Diesel electric locomotive
1958 Ferdinand Porsche and Heinrich Nordhoff VW Beetle
1959 Geoffrey de Havilland , Frank B. Halford, and Charles C. Walker Passenger aircraft with jet engine
1960 Frederick Darcy Braddon , Sperry Gyroscope Company Three-axis gyroscope
1961 Robert Gilmour LeTourneau , Firestone Tire & Rubber Company Construction machinery
1962 Lloyd J. Hibbard Ignitron mercury vapor rectifier
1963 Earl A. Thompson Automatic shift
1964 Igor Sikorsky and Michael E. Gluhareff , Sikorsky Aircraft S-64 Skycrane transport helicopter
1965 Maynard L. Pennell , Richard L. Rouzie , John E. Steiner , William H. Cook, and Richard L. Loesch , Jr., Boeing Transport aircraft 707, 720 and 727
1966 Hideo Shima , Matsutaro Fuji and Shigenari Oishi Tōkaidō Shinkansen
1967 Edward R. Dye , Hugh DeHaven, and Robert A. Wolf , Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory Three-point seat belt / accident research
1968 Christopher S. Cockerell and Richard Stanton-Jones Hovercraft
1969 Douglas C. MacMillan , M. Nielsen, and Edward L. Teale , Jr. Nuclear powered merchant ship Savannah
1970 Charles Stark Draper Inertial navigation
1971 Sedgwick N. Wight and George W. Baughman CTC
1972 Leonard S. Hobbs and Perry W. Pratt , Pratt & Whitney Turbojet engine JT3
1973 no price
1974 no price
1975 Jerome L. Goldman , Frank A. Nemec and James J. Henry and Alfred W. Schwendtner Principle of the open ship ( all-hatch vessel )
1977 Clifford L. Eastburg and Harley J. Urbach , Timken Company Tapered roller bearings
1978 Robert Puiseux , Michelin Radial tires
1979 Leslie J. Clark LNG as a marine fuel
1980 William M. Allen , Malcolm T. Stamper , Joseph F. Sutter, and Everette L. Webb , Boeing Boeing 747 wide-body aircraft
1981 Edward J. Wasp Slurry pipelines
1982 Werner Teich , Jörg Brenneisen , Ehrhard Futterlieb , Joachim Körber , Edmund Müller, G. Reiner Nill , Manfred Schulz and Herbert Stemmler Three-phase drive for locomotives
1983 George Edwards , Henri Ziegler , Stanley Hooker , Archibald Russell and André Turcat Supersonic airliner Concorde
1984 Frederick Aronowitz , Joseph E. Killpatrick , Warren M. Macek, and Theodore J. Podgorski Laser gyro
1985 Richard K. Quinn , Carlton E. Tripp, and George H. Plude Self-unloaders - Great Lakes Ships
1986 George W. Jeffs , Dr. William R. Lucas , Dr. George E. Mueller , George F. Page , Robert F. Thompson, and John F. Yardley Space Transportation System
1987 Harry R. Wetenkamp low-stress railway wheels ( English curved plate (parabolic deep-dish) wheels )
1988 John Alvin Pierce Omega navigation procedure
1989 Harold E. Froehlich , Charles Momsen, and Allyn C. Vine Deep-sea submarine Alvin
1990 Claud M. Davis , Richard B. Hanrahan , John F. Keeley , and James H. Mollenauer En route air traffic control
1991 Malcom McLean Multimodal transport (standard container)
1992 Daniel K. Ludwig Super tanker
1993 Heinz Leiber , Wolf-Dieter Jonner and Hans Jürgen Gerstenmeier , Robert Bosch Anti-lock braking system (ABS)
1994 Russell G. Altherr backlash-free connection between freight cars
1995 no price
1996 Thomas G. Butler and Richard H. MacNeal NASTRAN -FEM
1997 no price
1998 Bradford W. Parkinson Global Positioning System (GPS)
1999 no price
2000 Engineers from SNCF and Alstom 1965–1981 TGV high speed train
2001 no price
2002 Raymond Pearlson Syncrolift -Schiffsheber
2003 no price
2004 Josef Becker (engineer) Schottel rudder propeller
2005 Victor Wouk Hybrid car
2006 Antony Jameson Numerical fluid mechanics (CFD) in aircraft development
2007 Robert F. Cook , Peter T. Mahal , Pam L. Phillips, and James C. White Engineered Materials Arresting Systems (EMAS) for runway delimitation
2008 Thomas Stafford , Glynn Lunney , Alexei Leonow , Konstantin Buschujew Apollo Soyuz Test Project
2009 Boris Popov Total rescue system (BRS) for aircraft
2010 Takuma Yamaguchi Articulated Tug Barge (ARTICOUPLE)
2011 no price
2012 Zigmund Bluvband and Herbert Hecht
2013 C. Donald Bateman Ground Proximity Warning System (GPWS)
2014 Alden J. Laborde , Bruce G. Collipp, and Alan C. McClure Offshore drilling vessels
2015 Michael Sinnett and the Boeing 787-8 development team Boeing 787-8
2016 Harri Kulovaara
2017 Bruno Murari STMicroelectronics
2018 Panama Canal Authority
2019 GA Sandy Thomson

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Individual evidence

  1. Yamaguchi Takuma (Japanese)
  2. ^ SAE International presented two engineering professionals with the Elmer A. Sperry Award during the SAE 2012 World Congress held in Detroit.
  3. Honeywell's Don Bateman Named 2013 Recipient Of Elmer A. Sperry Award For Advancing Flight Safety
  4. SNAME announces 2014 Sperry Award winners
  5. Boeing 787-8 Development Team to Receive the 2015 Elmer A. Sperry Award: The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. In: aiaa.org. Retrieved January 16, 2016 .
  6. ^ Bruno Murari riceve l'Elmer A. Sperry Award. In: Elettronica News. October 26, 2017, accessed September 5, 2019 (Italian).