Stability and takeoff ground roll issues of hybrid buoyant aircraft
Abstract. In the field of aviation, it is well known that a vehicle’s stability and takeoff flight segment are critical issues for a flight vehicle design. These problems become more critical for a hybrid buoyant aircraft which is concealed as an airship with huge volume of hull as compared with...
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Format: | Conference or Workshop Item |
Language: | English English English English |
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Trans Tech Publications Ltd., Switzerland
2014
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Summary: | Abstract. In the field of aviation, it is well known that a vehicle’s stability and takeoff flight
segment are critical issues for a flight vehicle design. These problems become more critical for a
hybrid buoyant aircraft which is concealed as an airship with huge volume of hull as compared with
fuselage of a conventional aircraft. In the present work, these issues are discussed for a case of
generic model of hybrid airship and of a prototype model of a hybrid aircraft. Special emphasis is
given for future sizing of empennages of IWHA-14, a hybrid buoyant aircraft concept proposed for
Malaysian inter-island transportation. Effect of gondola position on rotation angle for takeoff
ground roll was analyzed and it was found that such configurations can meet the laid down
requirement of minimum roll angle. |
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