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This document provides an overview of aeromodelling (RC aircraft), including its history, applications, how to fly a plane, design, parts, and costs. Aeromodelling involves unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) that fly without a human pilot on board and gives an understanding of engineering skills used in real aircraft. The first UAV was developed in 1917 as a crude motorized bomb and they were initially used for risky military operations. Now, UAVs are used for military, weather monitoring, transport, armed attacks, search and rescue, and education applications. Learning to fly a plane involves understanding Bernoulli's principle of pressure changes with velocity to create lift. The major parts of a plane include the fusel
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- 1. AEROMODELLING (RC AIRCRAFT) SUBIMITED TO :-MR. AKASH TALWARIYA ASST. PROFESSOR SUBMITED BY :-SOURAV SHARMA ROLL NO:- 16BELN016
- 2. OUTLAY • INTRODUCTION • HISTORY • APPLICATIONS • HOW TO FLY A PLANE • DESIGN • Motion Characteristics • PARTS • POINTS TO REMEMBER • APPLICATIONS OF UAV • COST OF AEROMODELLING IN INDIA
- 3. • AEROMODELLING- • An unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV; also known as a remotely piloted • Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS)) is an aircraft that flies without a human crew on board the aircraft. • Aeromodelling gives a good understanding of the roles each of these engineering skills play in real aircraft industry and provides enormous opportunities to develop innovative thinking and implementation.
- 4. HISTORY • The first UAV was developed in 1917 – it was a crude motorized bomb. • They were developed for risky military operations. • They are still mainly used in the military, but they are also used in weather fields
- 5. AEROMODELLING APPLICATIONS • RC PLANE • DRONE • Overcraft
- 6. HOW TO FLY A PLANE • BERNOULLI’s PRINCIPLE:- Pressure is inversely proportional to velocity →LIFT:- pressure is flow high to low
- 9. PARTS . • FUSELAGE • WING • ALLERONS • RUDDER • ELEVATORS • LANDING GEAR . • MOTOR • ESE • BATTERY • RECEIVER • TRANSMITTER • SERVOS
- 11. POINTS TO REMEMBER • UAV is a wind control device which takes off in the direction opposite to that of wind. • Center of gravity of UAV should be maintained • UAV should be light weighted • USE lithium polymer battery
- 12. APPLICATIONS • Transport • Armed attacks • Search and rescue • EDUCATION
- 13. COST OF AEROMODELLING IN INDIA • Aeromodelling is the most expensive sport in india • The initial cost requirement is high but later with experience the expenses can be withdown • THANK YOU