Course detail
Aircraft
FSI-FLEAcad. year: 2023/2024
Introduction, problem of flying and its solving. Theoretical basis of Aerodynamics and Flight Mechanics. International Standard Atmosphere, wing profiles. Aerodynamic parameters of wings and aeroplanes, flight operation and flight characteristics. The main parts of aeroplanes. Airworthiness requirements. The effects of load on an aeroplane. The basics of stress analysis of typical aeroplane parts. Materials for aeroplane structures.
Language of instruction
Czech
Number of ECTS credits
4
Mode of study
Not applicable.
Guarantor
Department
Entry knowledge
The basic knowledge of mechanics, structure and strength.
Rules for evaluation and completion of the course
Conditions for obtaining the course-unit credit: participation in the course (80% at the minimum). The essential exam is written (theoretical part and practical exercises), the oral verification follows.
Lectures and seminars are compulsory, and the attendance (80% at the minimum) is recorded. The absence (in justifiable cases) may be compensated after personal consultation with the lecturer and elaboration of individually assigned topics and exercises. Individual assignments must be finished and handed in credit week course-unit credits are awarded at the latest.
Lectures and seminars are compulsory, and the attendance (80% at the minimum) is recorded. The absence (in justifiable cases) may be compensated after personal consultation with the lecturer and elaboration of individually assigned topics and exercises. Individual assignments must be finished and handed in credit week course-unit credits are awarded at the latest.
Aims
The goal is to make students familiar with the basics of theoretical and practical aircraft aerodynamics. Students will acquire basic knowledge of airworthiness requirements and strength calculations of main aircraft parts. They will be able to make a proper choice as for the conception, structure and material for the aircraft design.
Students will learn how to determine the basic aerodynamic parameters, flight operation and flight characteristics of a typical aircraft. They will consider the structural design from the point of view of the strength and airworthiness requirements.
Students will learn how to determine the basic aerodynamic parameters, flight operation and flight characteristics of a typical aircraft. They will consider the structural design from the point of view of the strength and airworthiness requirements.
Study aids
Not applicable.
Prerequisites and corequisites
Not applicable.
Basic literature
Cutler,J.:
Understanding Aircraft Structures, Wiley-Blackwell; 4 edition, ISBN-13: 978-1405120326, India, 2006 (EN)
Keller, L: Učebnice pilota, ISBN: 9788086808284, Cheb : Svět křídel, 2006 (CS)
Niu,M.C.Y.: Airframe Structural Design: Practical Design Information and Data on Aircraft Structures, Adaso/Adastra Engineering Center; 2nd edition, ISBN-13: 978-9627128090, 2011 (EN)
Keller, L: Učebnice pilota, ISBN: 9788086808284, Cheb : Svět křídel, 2006 (CS)
Niu,M.C.Y.: Airframe Structural Design: Practical Design Information and Data on Aircraft Structures, Adaso/Adastra Engineering Center; 2nd edition, ISBN-13: 978-9627128090, 2011 (EN)
Recommended reading
Brož,V.:: Aerodynamika nízkých rychlostí, , 0
Daněk,M.:: Aerodynamika pro piloty, , 0
Píštěk,A.a kol:: Pevnost a životnost I, , 0
Daněk,M.:: Aerodynamika pro piloty, , 0
Píštěk,A.a kol:: Pevnost a životnost I, , 0
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Classification of course in study plans
Type of course unit
Lecture
26 hod., optionally
Teacher / Lecturer
Syllabus
1. Introduction. Historical overview of aviation development. Division of aircraft. Terminology. Airplane requirements.
2. Coordinate systems, load on aircraft. Maneuver, gust, load factor.
3.Theoretic. atmosphere. Physical properties of the atmosphere. International standard atmosphere.
4. Wrapping of bodies. Origin of aerodynamic forces and moments. Aerodyn. Characteristics of profiles, wings and aircraft. Influence of viscosity and compressibility of air Flight performance and properties. Stability and controllability.
5. Wing structures.
6. Spar structures, calculations.
7. Fuselage, cabin, tail units.
8. Landing gear, propulsion system.
9. Airborne systems of aircraft, classification, purpose, requirements.
10. Introduction to aircraft electrical onboard systems, introduction to control systems.
11. Introduction to aircraft instrumentation (classification, use). Principles of basic aerometric instruments. Other used physical principles in aircraft instruments.
12. Introduction to aircraft instrumentation. Electronic avionics system. Examples of cabins of modern aircraft of various categories.
2. Coordinate systems, load on aircraft. Maneuver, gust, load factor.
3.Theoretic. atmosphere. Physical properties of the atmosphere. International standard atmosphere.
4. Wrapping of bodies. Origin of aerodynamic forces and moments. Aerodyn. Characteristics of profiles, wings and aircraft. Influence of viscosity and compressibility of air Flight performance and properties. Stability and controllability.
5. Wing structures.
6. Spar structures, calculations.
7. Fuselage, cabin, tail units.
8. Landing gear, propulsion system.
9. Airborne systems of aircraft, classification, purpose, requirements.
10. Introduction to aircraft electrical onboard systems, introduction to control systems.
11. Introduction to aircraft instrumentation (classification, use). Principles of basic aerometric instruments. Other used physical principles in aircraft instruments.
12. Introduction to aircraft instrumentation. Electronic avionics system. Examples of cabins of modern aircraft of various categories.
Exercise
13 hod., compulsory
Teacher / Lecturer
Syllabus
1. Conception of aircraft, classification, statistical analysis of dependencies.
2. Calculation of maneuver and gust loads.
3. Bernoullis eq., airspeed measurements.
4. Example of measurements in the wind tunnel.
5. Aerodynamic characteristics of airfoils.
6. Calculation of forces and moments imposed on the simple wing.
7. Stress analysis of simple spar.
8. Critical stress definition for compression and shear.
9. Load capability of spar structure.
10. Requirements of aviation regulations for airborne systems.
11. Requirements of aviation regulations for electrical on-board and control systems.
12. Aircraft instrumentation requirements.
13. Instrumentation design for airplanes of various categories.
2. Calculation of maneuver and gust loads.
3. Bernoullis eq., airspeed measurements.
4. Example of measurements in the wind tunnel.
5. Aerodynamic characteristics of airfoils.
6. Calculation of forces and moments imposed on the simple wing.
7. Stress analysis of simple spar.
8. Critical stress definition for compression and shear.
9. Load capability of spar structure.
10. Requirements of aviation regulations for airborne systems.
11. Requirements of aviation regulations for electrical on-board and control systems.
12. Aircraft instrumentation requirements.
13. Instrumentation design for airplanes of various categories.
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