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KEY TERMS:
NASGRO
FLAGRO
life
assessment
crack
growth
fracture
mechanics
damage
tolerance
structural
integrity
analysis
materials
database
consortium
software
stress
intensity
factor
boundary
element
method
fracture
control
critical
crack size
NASA
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NASGRO Availability & Licensing Philosophy
NASGRO® is made available to the general public by Southwest Research Institute® with the goal of transferring NASA-developed technology to industry. Version 4.0 (and subsequent versions) of NASGRO® have been developed and are distributed under the terms of a Space Act Agreement (a joint development agreement) between NASA Johnson Space Center and Southwest Research Institute®, with additional support from the European Space Agency, the Federal Aviation Administration, and the NASGRO Industrial Consortium.
Pricing
The cost of a perpetual, single seat license (one user) for NASGRO® is $3,000 (US). Technical support is available at no cost for a period of one (1) year from the date on the signed license agreement and includes bug fixes for the licensed version of NASGRO. New versions of NASGRO will require purchasing a new license for that version, and a "current customer" discount is available.
If you are an FAA DER having Damage Tolerance approval authorization, a single-seat license of NASGRO is available to you at no charge. Click here for more information.
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W. Cardinal
Southwest Research Institute
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San Antonio, Texas 78238
Phone: (210) 522-3323
Fax: (210) 522-3042
E-mail: jcardinal@swri.org
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