Saturday, April 13, 2013
Saturday, March 30, 2013
OHMAGE CHANGE OF ADDRESS
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OHMAGE Technologies et sa division aérospatiale, BJF Consulting, sont heureux de vous annoncer le déménagement de leurs opérations dans de nouveaux bureaux afin de mieux vous servir.
N'hésitez pas à nous écrire à cette nouvelle adresse et nous vous invitons à venir nous visiter à ce nouvel emplacement à votre convenance.
OHMAGE Technologies and its aerospace division, BJF Consulting is pleased to announce that we are moving our operations to a new location to better meet your needs. Feel free to start mailing to us at this address and we invite you to visit us at our new location.
Best regards - Alain Fouilloux
President - 514 515 8329
Ohmage Technologies
Our new phone: 514 956 2525 ext 3304
7140 Albert Einstein
Suite 109
Saint Laurent - Québec
H4S 2C1 - CANADA
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
DBM Technologie Canada (http://www.dbm-technologie.com) will be attending the Performance Racing Industry (PRI) trade show in ORLANDO from Nov 29th - Dec 1st.
We will be exhibiting on the MOTORSPORTS FRANCE Booth: 1538.

DBM Technologie has developed a particular expertise in the design and manufacture of integrated rigid thermal insulation for the turbochargers of spark ignition or compression ignition (Diesel) engines as well as the insulation of exhaust pipe or collectors for racing cars.
DBM Technologie is
currently supplying Renault F1 and Renault Sport, Peugeot Sport, Citroën Sport,
Bozian Racing, Pescarolo Sport, etc. with various integrated insulation on
piping and collector.- High temperature rigid insulation (200°C to 1200°C) using Inox AISI 321, Inconel 625 or Titanium encapsulation: DBM’s core skill consists in encapsulating insulators inside refractory AISI 321 stainless steel sheets (0. 05mm to 0.15 mm) or titanium in order to protect against any thermal radiation.
- High temperature flexible insulation (100°C to 1400°C) using encapsulation of insulators in fabrics such as Glass or Silica fiber, Viton ® coated Nomex ®: DBM manufactures a variety of flexible blankets for pipes by encapsulating insulators in fabrics such as Glass or Silica fiber or Viton ® coated Nomex (insulators used: Fiberglass or Silica fiber needle, Silica aerogel, Polyimide foam). DBM also produces firewalls.
Thursday, October 18, 2012
This control panel has been modified to increase the MTBUR of the Audio Control Panels.
- Change of the main selector switch;
- Inclusion of switch sealing boots to reduce liquid ingress into the unit;
- Change of the RT/IC toggle switch;
Photo: BJF engineer assisting BAC evaluation in the CRJ 1000 cockpit
AVTECHTYEE has been supporting this program with BJF Consulting's technical assistance at BOMBARDIER Aerospace.
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Au nom de DBM nous remercions toute l’équipe Automobile et véhicule commercial du bureau Ubifrance de Chicago pour cette mission qui s’est déroulée du 30 septembre au 03 Octobre 2012 à Chicago.
Ces 3 journées de networking et de salon nous auront apporté non seulement un éclairage sur le marché du poids lourd en Amérique du Nord mais également et surtout d’éventuels débouchés commerciaux via des partenariats ou de nouvelles collaborations avec des entreprises américaines.
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
DBM attending the SAE COMVEC show
Monday, August 20, 2012
They are in excellent shape and we can quote you an excellent price should you be interested in one of those or a complete package.
Alain Fouilloux
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CODE
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DESCRIPTION
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OEM
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Part
Number
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SG605
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SYMBOL GENERATOR
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HONEYWELL
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7011672-805
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ED800
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EFIS DISPLAY
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HONEYWELL
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7003110-921
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DC811
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EFIS DISPLAY CONTROLLER
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HONEYWELL
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7012977-403
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8000
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AIRSPEED INDICATOR
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UNITED INSTRUMENTS
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206-075-725-001
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5934D-3
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ALTIMETER
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UNITED INSTRUMENTS
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206-070-263-101
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9500A
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TURN & SLIP INDICATOR
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UNITED INSTRUMENTS
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206-070-274-101
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DL401-14
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DUAL TACH INDICATOR
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DIEHL
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206-075-681-115
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BSE-206-30G
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FUEL PRESSURE XMITTER
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BENZ
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446-10129 (A)
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TORQUE METER
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AHLERS
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206-075-739-129
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M800-5
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CLOCK
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DAVTRON
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DIRECTIONAL GYRO
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L-3COM
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206-075-606-107
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Thursday, December 09, 2010
BUREAUX A LOUER St LAURENT–QUEBEC
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Bien cordialement - Alain FOUILLOUX - 514 515 8329 |
Thursday, November 25, 2010
TELEDYNE DFDAU for SALE
Following a retrofit campaign, we have today in stock a batch of DFDAU from TELEDYNE: P/N 2233000-815-1. (see below for detailed P/N). They have been removed from a B737s batch of an North American airline during a retrofit operation and we have 4 units for sale at a very good price. Those units are in excellent condition and they are fitted on B757, B767 and all the B737 series as well as other type of aircraft.
P/N 2233000-815-1 QTY 3
P/N 2233000-3-B QTY 1
Friday, March 19, 2010
J2 Procurement wins SONACA contract
J2 Gestion d’approvisionnement inc., une firme-conseil spécialisée en gestion de la chaîne d’approvisionnement, annonce l'obtention d’un contrat avec Sonaca Belgique.
« Nous sommes heureux de vous faire part que Sonaca Belgique a retenu nos services pour collaborer avec eux au développement de fournisseurs nord-américains. Sonaca Belgique voit en cette association stratégique, une rapidité d’exécution, vu la connaissance du marché nord-américain, que nous possédons. De plus, cette entente pourrait avoir des retombées économiques au Québec en faisant participer certains fournisseurs aux différents appels d’offres. »
Real julien, Président.
Pour de plus amples informations veuillez consulter notre site web au www.j2-inc.ca
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
BJF Consulting Marketing offering
¤ Innovative start ups ¤ Export strategy & Market research
¤ Business and strategic plan ¤ Business intelligence gathering
¤ Subsidiary implementation ¤ CRM deployment
¤ Personnel recruiting & selection ¤ Management of operations
¤ Field support engineering ¤ Virtual Business Address
Sunday, December 24, 2006
OHMAGE XMAS DRAW


1st PRIZE: TECTROL (Bob) - Toronto
2nd PRIZE: PARADOX (Gonzalo) - Montreal
Tuesday, December 19, 2006
STPI Presentation
BJF Engineering is proud to introduce a new line of hermetically sealed relays for severe environments from STPI, the original French relay manufacturer established in 1955 which offers the widest selection of hermetically sealed relays and meeting the most stringent certifications. STPI specializes in:
Hermetically sealed relays (line from 2A to 25A at -65°C to +125°C)
Timers and time delay relays (-50°C to +105°C)
Airborne systems and relay racks
Systems for areonautics, railway and defence industries
Thursday, May 19, 2005
Nanotechnology delivers military power
By Ben Ames
Army leaders are looking for a 21st century battlesuit. The lycra-tight clothing must stop bullets, detect chemical and biological agents, monitor a wounded soldier's vital signs, administer basic first aid, and communicate with headquarters.
One approach could provide answers for all those challenges -- nanotechnology.
In March 2002, Army planners granted $50 million to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, Mass., to create the Institute for Soldier Nanotechnologies. Across the country, military research dollars are flowing to nanotechnology laboratories, as engineers find ways to build more-efficient batteries, more-powerful fuel cells, more-receptive solar cells, more-affordable titanium metal, and more-sensitive chemical and biological agent detectors.
Nanotechnology is no longer a dream discipline for future research -- it is creating products for specific applications today.
Wednesday, May 18, 2005
THE MORNING REPORT


NASA DEVELOPS NEW TOOL FOR AIRLINE ACCIDENT PREVENTION
A 'tool' created by NASA scientists to alert airline analysts to potential, unanticipated problems and to enhance safety and reliability in the industry is available for licensing.
Scientists at NASA Ames Research Center, located in California's Silicon Valley, developed a 'Morning Report' of atypical flights. It automatically identifies statistically extreme flights to airline flight operations quality assurance (FOQA) analysts. The new software may help analysts identify the precursors of incidents or accidents.
"The Morning Report offers a promising method for identifying unanticipated problems and opportunities in flight data recorded by commercial aircraft," said Thomas Chidester, Aviation Performance Measuring System manager at NASA Ames. "The Morning Report implements concepts from flight science and statistics into practical applications usable in industry," he added.
"Our goal is to focus the limited time of experts on analyzing the most operationally significant events, while broadening and deepening their analytical capabilities," Chidester said. "The challenge is finding and understanding key information from the mass of data generated by aircraft and collected by data recorders," he said.
Only a small portion of the data generated by flights is analyzed through the identification of situations where aircraft operate outside pre-defined ranges. The Morning Report tool may be able to interpret more aircraft data for improved analysis. Unlocking information contained in data sets has the potential to enhance safety, reliability and the economics of flight operations.
The Morning Report tool has attracted the attention of industry-leading providers of flight data analysis software looking to improve their analysis tools. SAGEM Avionics of Grand Prairie, Texas, is the first to license the technology.
"The licensing of this analysis tool from NASA to SAGEM Avionics is another shining example of how NASA-developed technologies are transferred to the private sector to help benefit the American people," said Lisa Lockyer, chief of the Technology Partnerships Division at NASA Ames.
The tool provides airline quality assurance personnel with a list of atypical flights in an easy tabular format, highlighting the most extreme 5 percent. These may include groups of flights experiencing an operational problem or unique situations encountered by single flights. Highlighted flights are examined by FOQA analysts to determine whether they represent operational problems.
The Morning Report tool was developed by NASA's Aviation System Monitoring and Modeling Project under the Aviation Safety and Security Program. NASA's Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate, Washington, manages the research.
SAGEM AGS is compliant with all the regulations such as FAA, JAA and UTRS and in action on more than 100 airlines and service companies.
In 2004, AGS analysed more than 5500 aircraft and more than 12 million flight hours
MOQA: what full flight data provide you with
Today all you get from the A/C’s are short snapshot parameter values from your ACMS.
AGS provides you with FULL FLIGHT DATA and A FLIGHT REPOSITORY for all your AC’s
If you get an engine exceedance from your ACMS on one AC, chances are that you have no idea where this comes from
AGS full flight data: you might find the root cause on this same flight
AGS flight repository: you might find the root cause on a flight from this same AC from 2 weeks ago
AGS events: now you can program a pattern search and look for ALL AC’s displaying the same pattern that will lead to this failure
RESULT: PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE – FIX IT BEFORE IT HAPPENS
MOQA: Flaps Vibration Study
Flaps vibration study during during gated position transition on A320 (same could be done on any AC’s)
A South American airlines had reports from pilot complaining about abnormal vibrations during flaps transitions.
They run thanks to the extensive amount of data recorded on our DFDAU a study on the last 20 seconds vibrations on the flaps before each gated position using the AGS.
They noticed indeed some abnormal vibrations on the flaps
They visually inspected the flaps and realized that one plastic join on the flaps was abnormally used. They contacted Airbus to get this part – 3 months lead time to get the part from Airbus.
Monday, May 09, 2005
Daniel Jutras

With 20 years experience in the industry, this mechanical Engineer’s expertise lies in hydraulic and mechanical systems for transport aviation. Recognized by the leading manufacturers in the aerospace industry, he has developed a renowned know-how in quality management and manufacturing process optimization. As a consultant his objective is to contribute to his clients’development by sharing his expertise primarily in process improvement, root cause analysis and/or technical project management.
Email :djutras@videotron.ca



