Recommandé
Contenu connexe
Tendances
Tendances (20)
En vedette
En vedette (20)
Similaire à Aircraft basics
Similaire à Aircraft basics (20)
Dernier
Dernier (20)
Aircraft basics
- 1. Aerospace in a nutshell By KARTIK H.M.
- 2. 1.INTRODUCTION TO AIRCRAFT BASICS AND AERO INDUSTRY
- 3. Contents: •History of First Flight •Aircraft Basics •Aircraft Manufacturing
- 4. History of First flight
- 5. Orville Wilbur MEET THE WRIGHT BROTHERS
- 6. KITTY HAWK Wright Flyer 1 “ On December 17, 1903, at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, the Wright Flyer became the first powered, heavier-than-air machine to achieve controlled, sustained flight with a pilot aboard.” • This stopwatch was used to time the Wright Brothers’flights at Kitty Hawk • The first successful flight was 12 seconds long and covered 120 feet
- 7. HUFFMAN PRAIRIE Travel to Kitty Hawk was tedious The Wright Brothers found a local cow pasture just outside of Dayton where they could extend their experiments and practices • The farmer who owned Huffman Prairie didn’t charge rent to the brothers but he insisted that they make sure the farm animals were out of the way first!
- 8. Wright Flyer 2 The Wright Flyer 2 worked well However, Wilbur and Orville still found it difficult to control On October 20, 1904 the Wright Brothers flew the first complete circle in an aircraft The flight was 1 minute, 36 seconds and covered 4,080 feet Wright Flyer 3 The Wright Flyer 3 was much easier to control The Wright Brothers began to stay in the air for longer and longer periods of time The Ending • In 1905, the Wright Brothers’ experimental period ended • With their third powered airplane, they now routinely made flights lasting several minutes • On October 5, Wilbur made an amazing flight in which he circled the field 30 times in 39 minutes for a total distance of 24 1/2 miles
- 10. Aircraft Parts and their functions
- 12. LAYOUT OF AIRCRAFT SYSTEM DISCIPLINES Aircraft system Lay-out Aircraft System Other operational Elements Environmental segment Avionics segment Electrical segment Interiors segment Mechanical segment Propulsion segment Auxiliary segment Airframe segment Air Conditioning Cabin Pressure Ice & Rain Protection Oxygen Pneumatic Auto Flight Communica- tions Indicating & Recording Navigation Crew Accom- modations Passengers Accom- modations Water, Waste,Lavs, Galleys & Plumbing Emergency Provisions Signs & Lights Flight Controls Hydraulic Power Landing Gears Fuel Pylon / Structure Power Plant Power Control Fuselage Stablizer Control surfaces --ctc Wing Electrical Power Shipside Lighting Auxiliary Power System Ground Starting Equipment Flight Deck Simulator
- 13. Aircraft Categories based on Speed
- 14. Forces That make the Aircraft fly
- 16. Components of Total Weight Weight
- 17. Lift
- 18. The
- 19. As
- 21. Wing
- 22. This
- 24. Drag
- 29. Pitching Motion
- 30. Pitching Motion
- 32. Yawing Motion
- 33. Yawing Motion
- 34. Rolling Motion
- 36. Rolling Motion
- 42. Major Assys broken down to Sub assys and to part level
- 43. Assy Jigs to facilitate structural assys
- 45. Structural assys moved to final assy location.
- 46. Sub Assys integrated in Coupling Jigs.
- 48. Customer Specific External painting and Interiors fitted and Delivered
- 49. THANQ