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Airborne Sensing Platform for CIAS. Team 5008 Christina Alzona Ben Wagner. PDR Outline. Requirements Concept Development Feasibility Analysis Synthesis Projected Timeline. Requirements. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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• Requirements• Concept Development• Feasibility• Analysis• Synthesis• Projected Timeline

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The College of Imaging Science (CIAS) requested an airborne platform to carry advanced sensing instrumentation and telemetering equipment in surveillance applications with these requirements:

Carry a 3lb payload

Has a cruise speed 15 – 30 mph

Has 1 hour endurance

Can climb 1000 ft

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Fuselage Materials- Carbon, Fiberglass, Wood

Engine Location- Front, Back, Top

Propulsion- Gas, Electric, Hybrid

Batteries- Nimh, NiCad, LiPoly

Landing Gear- Trike, Tail-dragger, None at all

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The winners are:– High Wing– Carbon & Fiberglass

Materials– Low tail– Front Engine– LiPoly Battery– No landing gear– Electric Engine

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Wing Location Feasibility Assessment

(On a scale from 1-10) Weighting High

R1: Sufficient Skills 0.1 8

R2: Sufficient Equipment 0.1 9

R3: Sufficient # of people 0.13 2

E1: Economically Feasible 0.07 9

S1: Meeting Intermediate Milestones 0.1 8

S2: Meeting PDR Requirements 0.1 7

S3: Meeting CDR Requirements 0.15 7

T1: Has similar technology been used before 0.12 9

T2: Plane stability 0.08 9

T3: Drag reducing 0.05 8

1 7.34

Fuselage Material Feasibility Assessment

(On a scale from 1-10) Weighting Carbon

R1: Sufficient Skills 0.1 6

R2: Sufficient Equipment 0.1 9

R3: Sufficient # of people 0.13 2

E1: Economically Feasible 0.07 9

S1: Meeting Intermediate Milestones 0.1 8

S2: Meeting PDR Requirements 0.1 8

S3: Meeting CDR Requirements 0.15 7

T1: Has similar technology been used before 0.09 9

T2: Durability 0.08 9

T3: Weight 0.08 7

Total: 1 7.13

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Tail Design Feasibility Assessment(On a scale from 1-10)

Weighting Low

R1: Sufficient Skills 0.1 9

R2: Sufficient Equipment 0.1 9

R3: Sufficient # of people 0.13 2

E1: Economically Feasible 0.07 8

S1: Meeting Intermediate Milestones 0.1 8

S2: Meeting PDR Requirements 0.1 8

S3: Meeting CDR Requirements 0.15 8

T1: Has similar technology been used before 0.12 8

T2: Plane stability 0.08 6

T3: Drag reducing 0.05 7

Total: 1 7.21

Engine Location Feasibility Assessment(On a scale from 1-10)

Weighting Front

R1: Sufficient Skills 0.1 8

R2: Sufficient Equipment 0.1 8

R3: Sufficient # of people 0.13 2

E1: Economically Feasible 0.07 8

S1: Meeting Intermediate Milestones 0.1 7

S2: Meeting PDR Requirements 0.1 8

S3: Meeting CDR Requirements 0.15 8

T1: Has similar technology been used before 0.12 9

T2: Plane stability 0.08 8

T3: Drag reducing 0.05 8

Total: 1 7.24

Propulsion(On a scale from

1-10) Weighting Electric

Vibration 0.3 9

Weight 0.2 8

Stability 0.2 9

Cost 0.1 7

Ease of Installation 0.2 9

Total: 1 8.6

Batteries(On a scale from 1-10) Weighting LiPoly

Energy Density (charge/mass) 0.4 9

Cost 0.1 6

Ease of use/installation 0.2 8

Recharge Ratio 0.3 7

Total: 1 7.9

Landing Gear(On a scale from

1-10) Weighting None

Aerodynamics 0.2 9

Ground Handling 0.2 0

Weight 0.3 10

Ease of Construction 0.3 10

Total: 1 7.8

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WeightMotor + Motor Shelf = 1 lbCIAS Payload = 3 lbMain Battery + Receiver + small battery = 2 lbWinter/Spring Project = 1 lbTail = .2 lbFuselage = 1.8 lbWing = 3 lbTotal = ~12 lb

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Some Important Equations…

D

LR

olL

L

C

CWT

S

bAR

CC

SCVL

2

2

2

1

VTP

DDD

eAR

CCC

SCVD

fuselagewingCA

LdD

D

*85.0

2

1

/

2

2

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alpha knot = 4.775 rho (SL) = 0.0023769 Cd = 0.006

alpha = 4.085 rho (cruise) = 0.0023081 CL max = 1.8

Cl = 1.4 V (ft/s) = 36.67 mu = 3.74E-07

e = 0.9 weight (lb) = 12 Lf (fus length) (ft) = 4

AR = 10 time to TO (s ) = 300 dia of fuselage (ft) = 0.5

T @ TO (lb)= 2.57 mu (pavement) = 0.02 PA @ climb (ft*lbs/s) = 110

CL = 1.197696   Re (fus) = 9.06E+05  

CD (wing) = 0.056734   Cf = 4.76E-03  

S = 6.456365 ft CD (fus) = 0.004634576  

b = 8.035151 ft D (fus) = 0.106970646 lbs

D (wing) = 0.568434 lb CD (AC) = 0.072198593  

V stall = 29.47609 ft/s D (AC) = 0.794593132 lbs

  20.09733 mph TR (cruise) = 0.723374609 lbs

V lo = 35.37131 ft/s PR (cruise) = 26.52614691 ft*lbs/sec

  24.1168 mph   0.048229358 HP

PE = 12000 ft*lbs   36.17201851 Watt

PR (to) = 40.09369 ft*lbs/sec Slo = 132.0693402 ft

  0.072898 HP R/C = 2.484385668 ft/s

  54.67321 Watt      

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0.5

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1.5

2

2.5

3

5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50

Velocity (ft/s)

R/C

(ft

/s)

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AXI 4120/18 Motor• Power: 511 Watts

• Max. Efficiency: 86%

• RPM/Volt: 510 RPM/V

• Weight: 0.7 lb

• Propeller: 14”

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Thunder Power “Dynamic Power” LiPo Electric Flight Pack

Rating: 5C Max Avg. DischargeOutput:18.5V Nominal, 8200mAhDimension: 50mm x 305mm x 28mm (772gr)

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Questions????