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This document provides information about airline business, including major aircraft manufacturers, aircraft types, minimum connecting times, and classes of service. It discusses key aircraft manufacturers like Boeing, Airbus, Embraer, Bombardier, and Tupolev. It describes different types of aircraft like passenger, cargo, and combination aircraft. It also outlines components of aircraft like wings, empennage, fuselage. The document explains minimum connecting times required by airlines and defines classes of service on flights.
This document provides information on different types of aircraft. It discusses the main categories of aircraft as being aerostats and aerodynes, with aerostats being lighter than air and aerodynes being heavier than air. It then describes various types of fixed wing aircraft, including those classified by number of wings (monoplane, biplane, triplane), wing position (low wing, mid wing, high wing), wing shape, tail configuration, and motion. It also discusses aerodynamic forces, control surfaces like flaps, ailerons, and elevators, as well as components like the fuselage and aerofoils. In summary, the document categorizes and describes different types of aircraft based on factors like
This document provides a description and overview of the autopilot and yaw damper system for a B727-200 aircraft. It describes the major components, including the Sperry SP-50 MB V Automatic Flight Control System, which provides three-axis flight stabilization and automatic approach capability. It details the functions of the yaw, roll, and pitch axes, and describes the components that control and provide inputs to each axis, such as rudder power units, aileron servos, elevator power units, and sensors. The document also notes the locations of components throughout the aircraft.
- The document presents a seminar on aircraft cabin pressurization systems given by Mr. Shrinivas Kale.
- It includes sections on introduction, literature review, problem formulation, objectives, methodology, hypothesis, work plan and references.
- The literature review summarizes several papers on topics related to aircraft cabin pressurization, environmental control systems, and thermal comfort experiments.
Air traffic control towers serve several purposes:
1) To provide aerodrome control service and direct pilots during takeoff, landing, and taxiing for efficient and safe runway traffic flow.
2) To monitor weather conditions and ensure the safest route of travel, contacting meteorological stations for updates.
3) To aid pilots in emergencies by maintaining contact, providing assistance, and directing emergency landings if needed.
Greenfield airports are built on previously undeveloped land without existing infrastructure constraints. An airport terminal is where passengers transfer between transportation and aircraft, purchasing tickets, going through security, and boarding planes at gates or concourses. ICAO's balanced approach to aircraft noise management has four principal elements: reducing noise at the source through technology standards; land-use planning; noise abatement operational procedures; and operating restrictions.
Logistic: Airport Equipment And FacilitiesReefear Ajang
The Ground Operations Standard for Airports. The tools, equipment and basic things they use in airport to operate their services. Some of this slide show the real situations at KLIA (Kuala Lumpur International Airport)
Ground support equipment at airports includes powered equipment like fuel trucks, tugs, pushback tractors, and lavatory service vehicles as well as non-powered equipment such as dollies, belts, chocks, and tow bars. This equipment provides essential functions like refueling, towing, and servicing aircraft on the ground to support flight operations.
This document provides information about airline business, including major aircraft manufacturers, aircraft types, minimum connecting times, and classes of service. It discusses key aircraft manufacturers like Boeing, Airbus, Embraer, Bombardier, and Tupolev. It describes different types of aircraft like passenger, cargo, and combination aircraft. It also outlines components of aircraft like wings, empennage, fuselage. The document explains minimum connecting times required by airlines and defines classes of service on flights.
This document provides information on different types of aircraft. It discusses the main categories of aircraft as being aerostats and aerodynes, with aerostats being lighter than air and aerodynes being heavier than air. It then describes various types of fixed wing aircraft, including those classified by number of wings (monoplane, biplane, triplane), wing position (low wing, mid wing, high wing), wing shape, tail configuration, and motion. It also discusses aerodynamic forces, control surfaces like flaps, ailerons, and elevators, as well as components like the fuselage and aerofoils. In summary, the document categorizes and describes different types of aircraft based on factors like
This document provides a description and overview of the autopilot and yaw damper system for a B727-200 aircraft. It describes the major components, including the Sperry SP-50 MB V Automatic Flight Control System, which provides three-axis flight stabilization and automatic approach capability. It details the functions of the yaw, roll, and pitch axes, and describes the components that control and provide inputs to each axis, such as rudder power units, aileron servos, elevator power units, and sensors. The document also notes the locations of components throughout the aircraft.
- The document presents a seminar on aircraft cabin pressurization systems given by Mr. Shrinivas Kale.
- It includes sections on introduction, literature review, problem formulation, objectives, methodology, hypothesis, work plan and references.
- The literature review summarizes several papers on topics related to aircraft cabin pressurization, environmental control systems, and thermal comfort experiments.
Air traffic control towers serve several purposes:
1) To provide aerodrome control service and direct pilots during takeoff, landing, and taxiing for efficient and safe runway traffic flow.
2) To monitor weather conditions and ensure the safest route of travel, contacting meteorological stations for updates.
3) To aid pilots in emergencies by maintaining contact, providing assistance, and directing emergency landings if needed.
Greenfield airports are built on previously undeveloped land without existing infrastructure constraints. An airport terminal is where passengers transfer between transportation and aircraft, purchasing tickets, going through security, and boarding planes at gates or concourses. ICAO's balanced approach to aircraft noise management has four principal elements: reducing noise at the source through technology standards; land-use planning; noise abatement operational procedures; and operating restrictions.
Logistic: Airport Equipment And FacilitiesReefear Ajang
The Ground Operations Standard for Airports. The tools, equipment and basic things they use in airport to operate their services. Some of this slide show the real situations at KLIA (Kuala Lumpur International Airport)
Ground support equipment at airports includes powered equipment like fuel trucks, tugs, pushback tractors, and lavatory service vehicles as well as non-powered equipment such as dollies, belts, chocks, and tow bars. This equipment provides essential functions like refueling, towing, and servicing aircraft on the ground to support flight operations.
El documento describe los requisitos técnicos y operacionales para realizar aterrizajes y despegues bajo condiciones de baja visibilidad. Estos incluyen sistemas de aterrizaje automático, luces de pista y calles de rodaje, señalización, equipos de medición de visibilidad como el RVR, y protección de las señales del ILS mediante áreas críticas y sensibles.
Ground handling involves servicing aircraft while on the ground and parked at terminals. It includes cabin services like cleaning, catering like loading meals, and ramp services like marshaling aircraft, refueling, and luggage handling. A variety of equipment is used like passenger stairs, catering loaders, refuelers, tractors, and deicing vehicles. Operations aim to perform tasks simultaneously to reduce aircraft turnaround times. Major global ground handlers were listed.
Ground handling involves servicing aircraft while on the ground at an airport terminal. It includes cabin cleaning, catering by unloading used and loading fresh food, ramp services like guiding aircraft into position and refueling, passenger services like check-in and boarding, and field operations like dispatching flights. A variety of equipment is used like tractors, stairs, carts, and trucks to provide power, transport passengers and supplies, and service lavatories and food. Efficient ground operations are important to decrease aircraft turnaround times and increase productivity.
This document defines aircraft and propulsion, and provides examples of different aircraft types. It focuses on helicopters, describing their history and types. Helicopters generate lift through main and tail rotors. The main rotor blades create lift as air flows faster over their curved upper surfaces. The tail rotor controls direction and counteracts the spinning forces from the main rotor.
The document discusses airport capacity challenges and managing delays. As air traffic grows, it will strain airport capacity. Planning ahead is key to keeping up with future demand. The document then discusses various factors that influence airport capacity like airspace, airfield, terminals and ground access. It also discusses different measures used to define and manage capacity, delays, and ways to manage demand such as administrative controls, economic incentives, and technological solutions.
Este documento presenta un curso básico de nociones de aviación civil. El objetivo del curso es que los participantes conozcan los conceptos básicos de la aviación civil, incluyendo la promoción del desarrollo del personal y del conocimiento técnico necesario para el mejor desempeño de sus funciones. El temario cubre conceptos generales de aviación, meteorología, comunicaciones, operaciones, navegación VFR e IFR, y normatividad.
Este documento resume la historia y evolución de los aviones desde los primeros planeadores del siglo XIX hasta los aviones modernos de hoy en día. Explica que los Hermanos Wright lograron hacer volar con éxito la primera aeronave más pesada que el aire a finales del siglo XIX y cómo después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial se desarrollaron aviones comerciales y de guerra de forma independiente. También describe las características comunes de la estructura de los aviones como las alas y el fuselaje y menciona algunos modelos
Este documento describe los principales elementos de la legislación aeronáutica, incluyendo las personas, aeronaves, superficies y espacio aéreo involucrados. Explica que los estados tienen soberanía sobre su espacio aéreo y que tratados internacionales como la Convención de Chicago de 1944 han establecido principios clave para regular la aviación civil a nivel global. También se mencionan las competencias de la Dirección General de Aeronáutica Civil peruana para fomentar el desarrollo de la aviación de manera segura y eficiente en el
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This document provides information and guidelines for ramp safety officers at Indonesia AirAsia. It defines key terms and abbreviations. It outlines the ramp structure and organization, as well as responsibilities of ramp safety officers. It describes important ramp activities like aircraft ground handling, use of ground support equipment, and ensuring safety during aircraft turnarounds in the 25 minute target timeframe. It also covers safety management, human factors, and regulations regarding dangerous goods transportation.
Economic impact of ground handling industryBrendan Korman
Ground service providers (GSPs) play an important role in aviation by handling operations on the ground from aircraft turnaround to baggage and cargo handling. GSPs are a major industry that provides jobs and contributes to airport operations worldwide. New technologies are helping GSPs improve efficiency and record keeping. The future of the industry remains promising as air travel continues to grow globally and GSPs adapt to meet the increasing demands and standards of airlines and airports.
This document provides definitions and terms related to weight and balance control for aircraft. It defines key terms like center of gravity, datum, maximum weights, moments, and payload. It also explains the importance of balance and how adverse balance can impact an aircraft's stability and control. Maintaining proper weight and balance is important for the safety and performance of aircraft operations.
This document is an aircraft design project report for a twin engine business jet. It includes dimensions, weight configurations, and performance parameters for 20 existing medium business jets analyzed to determine ideal specifications for the new design. Weight estimation was conducted and various design elements were researched and selected, including a cantilever low wing with tapered airfoils. Performance calculations and graphs were included to analyze the 17-seater twin turbofan jet, which will have a maximum speed of 750mph. The report concludes with future work plans and references.
This document provides information about ground handling services at airports. It discusses the major categories of ground handling which include onboard servicing, ramp service, passenger service, and field services. It also describes the types of powered equipment used like tugs, tractors, refuelers, and belt loaders. Non-powered equipment such as chocks, dollies, and belts are also outlined. Finally, it provides a layout of typical ground handling operations when an aircraft arrives and departs.
Este documento presenta información sobre aerodinámica básica y rendimientos para actualizar a oficiales de operaciones aeronáuticas. Explica conceptos como sustentación, peso, empuje y resistencia, y analiza el despegue y las velocidades asociadas. El objetivo es optimizar los criterios de decisión de los oficiales en el desempeño de sus labores a través de la actualización de sus conocimientos teóricos y normas de seguridad.
The document discusses fly-by-wire flight control systems. It begins with an introduction to conventional and new types of flight control systems, including fly-by-wire. It then describes how fly-by-wire systems work, the advantages of digital control and computer interpretation of controls. Applications like Airbus and Space Shuttle are discussed. Advantages include safety and maneuverability but complexities can occur. The future may include more electric and digital systems with envelope protection. In conclusion, fly-by-wire provides more user-friendly flight control.
This document provides training material on flight controls for the Boeing 727-200. It describes the primary and auxiliary flight control surfaces including ailerons, elevators, rudders, flaps, and spoilers. It also summarizes the hydraulic and electrical systems used to power and control these surfaces. The document is intended solely for training and may not be distributed outside the client organization without permission.
This document discusses approach and landing performance requirements. It covers topics like approach definition, maximum and minimum speeds, landing weight limitations, climb requirements, landing distances, and factors affecting landing distance. Specifically, it defines speeds like VREF (reference landing approach speed) and VAPP (actual landing speed). It also discusses requirements for landing and approach climb gradients, and how to calculate landing distance required versus landing distance available on the runway.
Aircraft can be categorized in three ways: by basic design as either lighter-than-air or heavier-than-air, by propulsion as either power driven or non-power driven, and by wing design as either aeroplanes with fixed wings or rotorcraft with rotary wings. Lighter-than-air aircraft rely on gases for lift while heavier-than-air aircraft use air flowing over wings. Power driven aircraft use engines for propulsion and non-power driven use gravity and aerodynamic forces. Aeroplanes have stationary wings and rotorcraft have rotating wings.
Ground handling involves servicing an aircraft while it is parked at an airport terminal. It includes tasks like cleaning the cabin, refueling, de-icing, catering, marshaling the plane into and out of the gate, and providing passenger services. Many airlines outsource some or all ground handling to airports, other airlines or third-party handling agents to reduce costs and resources needed at each location. Efficiency is important to minimize aircraft turnaround times between flights.
Tow flexx® 180e d Towbarless Electric Tug for Aircraft up to 55,000 lbs / 25,...Areezo Avia LLP
The document describes two models of the TowFLEXX 180e-drive electric aircraft tug. Both models can tow aircraft up to 55,000 lbs and feature electric drive motors and joystick controls. Model 1 uses a universal soft-coupling cradle and hydraulic closing system to secure single or dual tire nose gears. Model 2 uses an electric winch and electro-hydraulic system to position and secure nose gears in a universal e-lift cradle. The tugs provide flexible, safe, and efficient aircraft towing with best-in-class technology.
The AW119Kx is a fast, single engine helicopter produced by AgustaWestland. It has a spacious interior, high payload capacity, and state-of-the-art avionics. The AW119Kx offers high productivity, excellent flight qualities, and inherent safety features typical of light twin-engine helicopters. It provides more value for money than competitors with lower operating costs and a simplified maintenance program.
El documento describe los requisitos técnicos y operacionales para realizar aterrizajes y despegues bajo condiciones de baja visibilidad. Estos incluyen sistemas de aterrizaje automático, luces de pista y calles de rodaje, señalización, equipos de medición de visibilidad como el RVR, y protección de las señales del ILS mediante áreas críticas y sensibles.
Ground handling involves servicing aircraft while on the ground and parked at terminals. It includes cabin services like cleaning, catering like loading meals, and ramp services like marshaling aircraft, refueling, and luggage handling. A variety of equipment is used like passenger stairs, catering loaders, refuelers, tractors, and deicing vehicles. Operations aim to perform tasks simultaneously to reduce aircraft turnaround times. Major global ground handlers were listed.
Ground handling involves servicing aircraft while on the ground at an airport terminal. It includes cabin cleaning, catering by unloading used and loading fresh food, ramp services like guiding aircraft into position and refueling, passenger services like check-in and boarding, and field operations like dispatching flights. A variety of equipment is used like tractors, stairs, carts, and trucks to provide power, transport passengers and supplies, and service lavatories and food. Efficient ground operations are important to decrease aircraft turnaround times and increase productivity.
This document defines aircraft and propulsion, and provides examples of different aircraft types. It focuses on helicopters, describing their history and types. Helicopters generate lift through main and tail rotors. The main rotor blades create lift as air flows faster over their curved upper surfaces. The tail rotor controls direction and counteracts the spinning forces from the main rotor.
The document discusses airport capacity challenges and managing delays. As air traffic grows, it will strain airport capacity. Planning ahead is key to keeping up with future demand. The document then discusses various factors that influence airport capacity like airspace, airfield, terminals and ground access. It also discusses different measures used to define and manage capacity, delays, and ways to manage demand such as administrative controls, economic incentives, and technological solutions.
Este documento presenta un curso básico de nociones de aviación civil. El objetivo del curso es que los participantes conozcan los conceptos básicos de la aviación civil, incluyendo la promoción del desarrollo del personal y del conocimiento técnico necesario para el mejor desempeño de sus funciones. El temario cubre conceptos generales de aviación, meteorología, comunicaciones, operaciones, navegación VFR e IFR, y normatividad.
Este documento resume la historia y evolución de los aviones desde los primeros planeadores del siglo XIX hasta los aviones modernos de hoy en día. Explica que los Hermanos Wright lograron hacer volar con éxito la primera aeronave más pesada que el aire a finales del siglo XIX y cómo después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial se desarrollaron aviones comerciales y de guerra de forma independiente. También describe las características comunes de la estructura de los aviones como las alas y el fuselaje y menciona algunos modelos
Este documento describe los principales elementos de la legislación aeronáutica, incluyendo las personas, aeronaves, superficies y espacio aéreo involucrados. Explica que los estados tienen soberanía sobre su espacio aéreo y que tratados internacionales como la Convención de Chicago de 1944 han establecido principios clave para regular la aviación civil a nivel global. También se mencionan las competencias de la Dirección General de Aeronáutica Civil peruana para fomentar el desarrollo de la aviación de manera segura y eficiente en el
What are the elements of aircraft performance?
How much thrust do you need?
How fast and how slow can you fly?
#WikiCourses
http://wikicourses.wikispaces.com/Topic+Performance+of+aerospace+vehicles
This document provides information and guidelines for ramp safety officers at Indonesia AirAsia. It defines key terms and abbreviations. It outlines the ramp structure and organization, as well as responsibilities of ramp safety officers. It describes important ramp activities like aircraft ground handling, use of ground support equipment, and ensuring safety during aircraft turnarounds in the 25 minute target timeframe. It also covers safety management, human factors, and regulations regarding dangerous goods transportation.
Economic impact of ground handling industryBrendan Korman
Ground service providers (GSPs) play an important role in aviation by handling operations on the ground from aircraft turnaround to baggage and cargo handling. GSPs are a major industry that provides jobs and contributes to airport operations worldwide. New technologies are helping GSPs improve efficiency and record keeping. The future of the industry remains promising as air travel continues to grow globally and GSPs adapt to meet the increasing demands and standards of airlines and airports.
This document provides definitions and terms related to weight and balance control for aircraft. It defines key terms like center of gravity, datum, maximum weights, moments, and payload. It also explains the importance of balance and how adverse balance can impact an aircraft's stability and control. Maintaining proper weight and balance is important for the safety and performance of aircraft operations.
This document is an aircraft design project report for a twin engine business jet. It includes dimensions, weight configurations, and performance parameters for 20 existing medium business jets analyzed to determine ideal specifications for the new design. Weight estimation was conducted and various design elements were researched and selected, including a cantilever low wing with tapered airfoils. Performance calculations and graphs were included to analyze the 17-seater twin turbofan jet, which will have a maximum speed of 750mph. The report concludes with future work plans and references.
This document provides information about ground handling services at airports. It discusses the major categories of ground handling which include onboard servicing, ramp service, passenger service, and field services. It also describes the types of powered equipment used like tugs, tractors, refuelers, and belt loaders. Non-powered equipment such as chocks, dollies, and belts are also outlined. Finally, it provides a layout of typical ground handling operations when an aircraft arrives and departs.
Este documento presenta información sobre aerodinámica básica y rendimientos para actualizar a oficiales de operaciones aeronáuticas. Explica conceptos como sustentación, peso, empuje y resistencia, y analiza el despegue y las velocidades asociadas. El objetivo es optimizar los criterios de decisión de los oficiales en el desempeño de sus labores a través de la actualización de sus conocimientos teóricos y normas de seguridad.
The document discusses fly-by-wire flight control systems. It begins with an introduction to conventional and new types of flight control systems, including fly-by-wire. It then describes how fly-by-wire systems work, the advantages of digital control and computer interpretation of controls. Applications like Airbus and Space Shuttle are discussed. Advantages include safety and maneuverability but complexities can occur. The future may include more electric and digital systems with envelope protection. In conclusion, fly-by-wire provides more user-friendly flight control.
This document provides training material on flight controls for the Boeing 727-200. It describes the primary and auxiliary flight control surfaces including ailerons, elevators, rudders, flaps, and spoilers. It also summarizes the hydraulic and electrical systems used to power and control these surfaces. The document is intended solely for training and may not be distributed outside the client organization without permission.
This document discusses approach and landing performance requirements. It covers topics like approach definition, maximum and minimum speeds, landing weight limitations, climb requirements, landing distances, and factors affecting landing distance. Specifically, it defines speeds like VREF (reference landing approach speed) and VAPP (actual landing speed). It also discusses requirements for landing and approach climb gradients, and how to calculate landing distance required versus landing distance available on the runway.
Aircraft can be categorized in three ways: by basic design as either lighter-than-air or heavier-than-air, by propulsion as either power driven or non-power driven, and by wing design as either aeroplanes with fixed wings or rotorcraft with rotary wings. Lighter-than-air aircraft rely on gases for lift while heavier-than-air aircraft use air flowing over wings. Power driven aircraft use engines for propulsion and non-power driven use gravity and aerodynamic forces. Aeroplanes have stationary wings and rotorcraft have rotating wings.
Ground handling involves servicing an aircraft while it is parked at an airport terminal. It includes tasks like cleaning the cabin, refueling, de-icing, catering, marshaling the plane into and out of the gate, and providing passenger services. Many airlines outsource some or all ground handling to airports, other airlines or third-party handling agents to reduce costs and resources needed at each location. Efficiency is important to minimize aircraft turnaround times between flights.
Tow flexx® 180e d Towbarless Electric Tug for Aircraft up to 55,000 lbs / 25,...Areezo Avia LLP
The document describes two models of the TowFLEXX 180e-drive electric aircraft tug. Both models can tow aircraft up to 55,000 lbs and feature electric drive motors and joystick controls. Model 1 uses a universal soft-coupling cradle and hydraulic closing system to secure single or dual tire nose gears. Model 2 uses an electric winch and electro-hydraulic system to position and secure nose gears in a universal e-lift cradle. The tugs provide flexible, safe, and efficient aircraft towing with best-in-class technology.
The AW119Kx is a fast, single engine helicopter produced by AgustaWestland. It has a spacious interior, high payload capacity, and state-of-the-art avionics. The AW119Kx offers high productivity, excellent flight qualities, and inherent safety features typical of light twin-engine helicopters. It provides more value for money than competitors with lower operating costs and a simplified maintenance program.
Mototok Radio-Controlled Aircraft/Helicopter TugAbdo Ali
This document describes the mototok, a remote-controlled aircraft tug used to maneuver aircraft within hangars. It has high precision and flexibility for docking and undocking aircraft in seconds without tools. It uses electric motors powered by gel batteries to provide strong driving force for its lightweight yet powerful design. It can safely maneuver aircraft by turning precisely around the aircraft's landing gear axis to avoid collisions. It is suitable for a wide range of aircraft and helicopters with different configurations.
Sackett Systems - Battery Exchange ExpertsGinny Gilbert
This document summarizes the key features and benefits of battery handling equipment from Sackett Systems. It describes their Hydra-Handler line of battery exchange systems, which include options like the Hydra-Handler Max, Elite, Select and Super. These systems are designed to efficiently and safely exchange batteries at scale. The document also briefly mentions their manual and powered transfer carts, A-frames, charging stands, and wash systems that support battery handling operations. Sackett claims their equipment is built to last with the highest quality materials and can reduce labor costs through automation.
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"For 60 years Rotork has used innovation for designing reliable, flexible and robust valve actuators and control systems. Continuing our ethos of evolving design, the next generation IQ multi-turn and IQT part-turn actuators are now available. Reliability standards have been set even higher, it is simpler to commission and use and is unrivalled in its ability to provide valve and process control operational data.
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The document discusses Rotork's IQ range of intelligent electric valve actuators. It provides an overview of the key features and capabilities of the IQ actuators, including their reliable operation, low cost of ownership, quality manufacturing, and worldwide customer support. The document describes the internal components of the actuators and how they provide continuous position tracking, long life, protection from water/dust ingress, and other benefits. It also covers topics like commissioning, configuration, position sensing, displays, torque sensing, controls, and the actuators' industry-leading reliability.
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TTS Energy AS , Norway is supplier of the High performance drilling equipment packages to the global oil & gas drilling contractors , Shipyards & owners etc
ACCIONA Windpower has seen explosive growth of orders for its AW3000 platform. This success is due to a track record of reliability and product innovation coming from one of the most experienced wind energy companies in the world. The latest evolution is the AW132/3000 for low-wind sites, which delivers the lowest cost of energy in this segment. Partner with ACCIONA Windpower to make your projects rise above the competition.
The TorkWrench 10-100 iron roughneck provides up to 100,000 ft-lbs of torque for makeup and breakout jobs using a three-jaw gripping system and high-torque three-roller spinning system. It has an intelligent pneumatic control system and distributes load equally to reduce damage to tool joints. The unit is versatile and can be used on land or offshore as well as converted to a mobile bucking unit for offline assembly of tools.
The DM75 is a crawler-mounted hydraulic tophead-drive blasthole drill built for productivity in mining applications. It can drill holes from 9-10 5/8 inches in diameter to depths of up to 168 feet using multi-pass rotary drilling. The drill features an insulated pressurized cab for operator comfort, easy maintenance access, and safety features like guards and shutdowns. It can be customized with different engine and compressor options.
The document describes a new vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) architecture being developed by VTOL Technologies that is well-suited for urban, mountainous, and maritime environments. The flying wing design with four thrust-vectoring propulsion units offers high payload capacity, endurance, and safety advantages over fixed-wing and rotorcraft UAVs. It can operate in tight spaces and recover from ships, withstanding gusts better than other designs. The unique VTOL system could enable applications like security for the 2012 London Olympics.
DV Mobile cranes have three 16 tonne Bubble Cranes, these cranes are extremely compact and versatile.
Features include:
25m Reach
Tight Access
4 Wheel steering
4 Wheel Drive
Heavier lifting capacity and greater distances than our 7T cranes with similar footprint.
Dimensions: 2.4m Wide x 8.5m long x 3.3m High
The document provides information on the AgustaWestland GrandNew helicopter including its capabilities, performance specifications, and potential applications. It highlights features such as its state-of-the-art avionics and glass cockpit, IFR certification, enhanced vision systems, exceptional maneuverability and category A performance. Configurations shown include roles in law enforcement, EMS, corporate transport, and utility operations.
The document describes the design and development of a surveillance chopper or unmanned aerial vehicle. It discusses the various components used - including the airframe, brushless motor, electronic speed controller, batteries, radio receiver, and wireless camera. The chopper is designed to be remotely controlled and can potentially be used for applications like surveillance, inspection work, and more. The document provides details on how the various parts work together and how the chopper was configured.
This document provides a conceptual design for an unmanned aerial system called High Voltage to compete in the Airbus Cargo Drone Challenge. The design uses a twin-boom inverted V-tail configuration optimized for safety, reliability, ease of maintenance and high turnaround rate. Key features include vertical takeoff and landing capability using 8 motors, a parachute recovery system, modular battery and payload compartments, and extensive use of composites. The design was selected after evaluating configurations based on figures of merit prioritizing safety, maintenance costs, and profitability to enable widespread commercial adoption.
The NAVIGAT 2500 is a networked fiber optic gyrocompass solution that provides reliable and accurate heading data with no maintenance required. It has the longest lifespan of any commercial gyrocompass and can be installed in flexible configurations with full redundancy. The system delivers lower lifetime costs through a maintenance-free design and 5-year warranty.
The document describes the Raybird-3 Autonomously Piloted Aerial System. It has a range of over 250 km, flight time of over 20 hours, and can carry up to 7 kg of customizable payloads. The system is designed for automatic and unmanned operation for applications like inspection, surveillance, exploration, and detection from the air.
Breaker Technology’s MINE RUNNER All Purpose Vehicle is a modern day solution for a future focused mining operation, aimed at safety, lower emissions, and increased productivity. Not to be confused with a customized road vehicle or generic people carrier, the Mine Runner has Hydraulic Wheel Drive (HWD) motors, providing greater power, and extended maintenance and duty cycles.
Engineered from the grounbti mine runner undergroundd up to be a leader in personnel safety and operational flexibility. Standard on the Mine Runner is a rigorously tested and independently certified ROPS/FOPS operator cabin.
“The ever increasing payload requirements and tramming distances have exceeded the capabilities of the typical re purposed highway 4x4 style truck. Unlike many over the road type vehicles being modified for use underground, the Mine Runner is purpose designed and built for the underground environment,” say Andy Jackson, BTI Engineering Project Leader, Mobile Equipment Systems.
Both the primary braking (service brakes) and the secondary braking (emergency brakes) have been designed and tested to meet and exceed the CSA Braking Standard and Performance for Underground Mining Machines. CAN/CSA - M424.3-M90.
Powered by our innovative “Hydraulic Wheel Drive” or “HWD” fluid controlled power train, the Mine Runner is capable of easy customization to a optional configurations without hindering performance or longevity of components.
BTI - Breaker Technology is a manufacturer of quarry, construction and mining equipment. We specialize in rockbreaker systems, hydraulic breakers, demolition attachments and a full line of rugged, low profile mining vehicles. Well recognized as a leader in global mining and quarry markets, BTI offers unparalleled experience and product support.
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TowFLEXX® 600 RC Towbarless Electric Tug for Aircraft up to 132,000 lbs / 60,000 kg MTOW
1. TowFLEXX® 600 RC
Towbarless Electric Tug for Aircraft
up to 132,000 lbs / 60,000 kg MTOW
600 RC
Flexible, Safe, Efficient & Cost Effective
Best-In-Class Technology
2. Vehicle Drive System Electrical Motor System - Dual (2 x) High Torque Rotary Drive Gear Motor, AC 24V, 6 kW (8.16 HP) each Effective Power 12 kW
(16.32 HP) total, PMS (Permanent Magnet Synchronous) IEEE 1202, S2, NEMA IP54 / IP20
Motor Drive Control System Triple (3 x) Motor Speed Impulse Contact Control with integrated Diagnostics and Variable Speed Control System
Transmission Advanced two Multi-Speed Transmissions, high Output Torque
Steering RC Remote Control Technology, via Motor Control, extremely maneuverable and intelligently programmed. Steering is per-
formed through two independent electrical Motor controlled 360° Steering Wheels, and different Rotating Speed Signals directed
to both Processor-Controlled Main Drive Motors. These carefully control the torque proportionally to each of the Drive Wheels.
Professional Industrial-Grade Waterproof Remote Control to "Pilot" the ROTV's Movement and Actions, easy to use, incl. Fail-
safe Frequency Spread Spectrum Technology
Service Brake Magnetic Spring-applied Brake System 40Nm / 48V
Drive Tires Optimum Tread Depth Drive Tires for best Traction, 15x4 1/2-8 solid Full-Cushion Heavy-Duty Tires, and two (2 x) Heavy Duty
Puncture Proof Ball Bearing 8” (200 mm) Twin Castor Steering Wheels
Battery Set of advanced 600Ah rechargeable 48V highly reliable & robust Low-Maintenance Lead-Acid Battery Pack incl. Short Circuit
Protection. This Battery Pack is resistant to Corrosion, capable of high Discharge Rates, and has a very low Self-Discharge Rate
Battery Charger Advanced Timer Circuit HF Battery Charger for uninterrupted Service incl. Auto Shutdown Function, 120 V AC, 30A, 60Hz, with
Battery Level Indicator, fully integrated, incl. Cable (50Hz, 220/230V Configuration available)
GPU (Ground Power) GPU Connector / Female Plug (GPU Cable not included)
Nose Gear Lift Cradle with HDCS (Hydraulic Door
Closing System)
Universal patented Electrical / Hydraulic Wheel Soft Coupling & Lifting Aircraft Nose Gear Cradle with proprietary Wheel Size
Adjustment. Suitable for Dual (Twin) and Single Tire Nose Landing Gear. System includes Wheel Tracking & Bracket Mechanism,
Wheel Safety Holding Function, Rotable Closing Gates incl. Safety System, Hold Down Function for Light-Nosed Aircraft
Max Nose Gear Lifting Capacity (Pick-Up-Weight) 13,200 lbs. (6,000 kg)
Max Towing Capacity / Aircraft MTOW Designed and built for Aircraft up to max 132,000 lbs (60,000 kg) MTOW and suitable Nose Gear Configuration
Width of Wheel Opening at Nose Gear Lift Cradle 32” (800 mm)
Time to load & fix Aircraft in Seconds 15 Seconds
Electric Safety Features Dual E-Stop Safety Feature with Direct Battery Connector Switch
Working Light, Drive Light, Safety Lights Energy saving LED Illumination for the Coupling and Aircraft Interface Area, and two LED Drive Head Lights, Amber Hazard
Warning Light, Drive Operation Warning Light
Storage Compartments 2 open Storage Compartments (left & right)
Speed Loaded with Max Capacity In all Directions:
Slow Mode adjustable 0 - 1.90 m/hr (0 - 3 km/h)
Fast Mode adjustable 0 - 3.73 m/hr (0 - 6 km/h)
Battery Capacity / Service Time in Hours between
Charging
2 - 3 Days in Step depending on Workload and average Usage (4 to 5 Hours continuously at full Load)
Non-Stop Operation, approx. 13 Miles / 20 km (depending on Load & Aircraft Type)
Operating Temperature (Range from - to +) -15°C to +50°C
Operating Humidity (up to max Relative Humidity
in %)
Max 90% Relative Humidity. Can be operated in heavy Rain.
Construction Heavy Duty Chassis and Steel Construction with Welded Steel Plate and Polymers protected by Powder Primer and Top-Rated
Automotive High-Gloss Red or Silver Metallic Enamel Paint with High Quality protective Polyurethane Coating to prevent Rust,
Scratches and Corrosion. Custom Colors are optionally available. Sturdy, rugged, and durable Design for Commercial Use and
Applications. Built to last and superior to any other comparable Product
Standard Color Red or Silver Metallic / Grey
Overall Length 103.54” (2,630 mm)
Overall Width 75.99” (1,930 mm)
Overall Height 17.72” (450 mm)
Empty Weight 3,080 lbs (1,400 kg)
Available Options Additional LED Lights, Strobe Light, GPU Cable, Frame Extension, Military Configuration, Custom Color, Extreme Hot Ambient
and Extreme Cold Ambient Configurations, Nose Gear Oversteering Protection
All Technical Specifications are Subject to Change without Notice. TNA Aviation Technologies reserves the Right to make Changes, implement Improvements or to alter Specifications at any Time.
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600 RC
Technical Data & Specifications
3. The most advanced Tug in it’s
Class, providing unmatched Flexi-
bility, higher Safety, fast ROI, and
most Cost-effective Operations.
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TowFLEXX® 600 RC
Made for Professionals
Revolutionary Multi-Axel
Steering System
Actively 360° Steered
Axle Technology
Pendulum Floating Axle
Nose Gear Oversteering
Protection System (Option)
On-The-Spot Turn Ability
Directional Stability
4. The TowFLEXX®
Advantage! Towing and maneuvering Aircraft with Tow-
FLEXX®
(powered by Flyer-Truck®
) is easy, much safer, and definitely the most
advanced Method of handling Fixed Wing and Helicopter Aircraft.
Turning the ROTV, turning the nose gear, and
moving the aircraft are three different actions.
The unique TowFLEXX®
360° technology feature
makes the difference. Overall this results in much
less space requirements and elevates the hangar
and apron utilization.
Exit Path
required
Conventional
Tow Tug
with Towbar
Easy
Exit Path
The conventional method of hangar utilization. The very same hangar utilizing
The hangar is under-utilized and not used at full
capacity. The hangar owner is losing revenue.
Thanks to TowFLEXX®
, hangar utilization and
revenue can be increased up to 40%.
Our advanced ROTV's signifi-
cantly increase the number
of aircraft you can place in
any hangar. The highly flexi-
ble and versatile towing
equipment can create up to
40% additional hangar space
(in average 35% depending
on the mix of aircraft), gener-
ating additional revenue for
the FBO or hangar owner /
operator. Irrespective of for-
ward or reverse motion, our
ROTV's will always be the un-
matched tool and solution to
create real additional space
inside the hangar.
Underutilized
Hangar Space
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Moving an aircraft the conventional
way with a tug and towbar, or a
traditional towbarless tug, requires
a lot of space. In order to steer the
aircraft considerable movement is
required. Turning the nose gear can
only be achieved by moving the air-
craft forward or back. Extreme cau-
tion is required to prevent nose gear
oversteering and to avoid damage to
the sensitive nose wheel landing
gear. The aircraft must be moved
several yards before the nose gear
can be turned and to steer in a new
direction. This conventional method
requires significant space.
Example 1
with Conventional
Tug
Example 2
with
Example 3
with
+ 75%+ 20%
TowFLEXX®
ROTV’s (Remote Operated Tug Vehicle’s) provide many Advantages.
One major Benefit is the Ability to generate additional Parking & Hangar Space.
Unmatched flexibility thanks to the revolutionary and proprietary
360° turn feature. You can park and position aircraft by utilizing
available space that’s not reachable with a conventional tug.
Area required to
turn an aircraft 90°
with a conventional
tow bar & tug
+40 +75Inside
Hangars
Outside
Areas
Space Utilization Potential5
6. The TowFLEXX®
Difference! Thanks to the
unique 4-wheel 360° steering and drive control
technology, the advanced TowFLEXX®
600 RC
can literally turn any aircraft on the spot.
That’s highly innovative, provides more space,
additional revenue for the operator, and is un-
matched compared to any other product in the
market.
TowFLEXX®
ROTV’s (Remote Operated Tug Vehicle’s) are more flexible and
simultaneously protect your Aircraft like no other Product in this Category.
Operating in tight areas, and generating addi-
tional hangar space is the hallmark of Tow-
FLEXX®
. Operating conventional tow tractors
with towbar, or conventional towbarless tugs is
cumbersome and time consuming.
Reaching corners or parking an aircraft against
a wall is impossible with those old technolo-
gies. Conventional tugs also require significant
room for an exit path.
HangarWall
Conventional Tow Tug with Towbar
Towbarless Tug
Exit Path
Exit Path
Exit Path
Additional
Hangar Space
HangarWallHangarWallTowFLEXX®
is providing unmatched flexibil-
ity and generates additional hangar space.
Area required to
turn an aircraft 90°
or 360° with
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Unique and “best-in-class”. The smart 360° steering technology compen-
sates rotational resistance and equalizes transverse forces. No gimbal
mounted platform and no hydraulic compensators are required.
360°
360°
7. 7
Universal Soft-Coupling
Cradle
HDCS Hydraulic Closing
System
Suitable for Dual (Twin)
and Single Tire Nose
Gears
TowFLEXX® 600 RC
Best-In-Class Technology
TowFLEXX®
Remote Operated Tug Vehicle’s are the most advanced semi-robotic Tow
Tugs in its Class, providing unmatched Flexibility, more Precision, and higher Safety.
8. TowFLEXX®
ROTV (Remote Operated Tug Vehicle’s) are designed for easy Operations.
With just a few easy Steps the Aircraft can be engaged, secured, lifted and towed.
STEP Capturing & Releasing the Nose Wheel
STEP Securing the Nose Wheel
STEP Towing the Aircraft
The Engagement Process is initiated by
activating a simple Command via the Re-
mote Control
Drive the ROTV towards the Nose Wheel
Stop when the Wheel is inside the Cradle
STEP Closing & Opening the Gate
The HDCS Gate closes and the Nose
Wheel (Twin or Single Tire) will be
locked into Position
The same Process in Reverse when the
Nose Wheel is released
The Wheel Safety Bracket moves into
Position and automatically adjusts for
different Wheel Sizes
The Nose Wheel is now completely
secured and the Cradle lifts up raising
the Nose Gear
The entire Process of Capturing the
Nose Wheel is completed after approx.
15 Seconds
Now the Operator can move and maneu-
ver the Aircraft effortless, safely and
quickly
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9. Dimensions & Weights
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Save Time, Money and Effort
with TowFLEXX®
103.55” (2,630 mm)
75.99” (1,930 mm)
103.55” (2,630 mm)
31.50”(800mm)
75.99”(1,930mm)
17.72”(450mm)
20.28”
(515mm)
16.30”
(415mm)
Empty Weight: 3,080 lbs (1,400 kg)
Packing & Pallet: 561 lbs (255 kg) approx.
Shipping Weight: 3,641 lbs (1,655 kg) approx.
10. 10
600 RC
Durable & Extensively Tested
Optimum Tread
Depth Tires for best
Traction
Wheel Safety
Holding Function
Hydraulic Door /
Gate Closing Sys-
tem HDCS) with
Safe Lock
Electrical Systems
& Hydraulics
Compartment
LED Cradle Work
Lights
Unique Universal Electrical / Hydraulic
Soft Coupling & Aircraft Nose Gear
Lifting Cradle with Wheel Size Adjust-
ment and Safety Lock Functions
Electrical Systems &
Hydraulic Compartment
Safety Bumper
Bar
E-Stop
E-Stop
Drive Direction
Indicator
LED Work Light
Heavy Duty Twin Castor
360° Steering Wheels
Integrated
Battery Charger
Master Key
Battery Level
Indicator
with Hour Meter
Charging Indicator
Battery Compartment
“Right”
Battery Compartment
“Left”
Safety Bumper Bar
Steering Wheel
Electric Motor & Robust Multi-
Speed Differential
Optimum Tread
Depth Tires for
best Traction
GPU Connector
11. TowFLEXX® 600 RC
for Military Applications
TowFLEXX®
ROTV’s (Remote Operated Tug Vehicle’s) are perfectly suited for
Military Applications, both On-Shore on Base, and Off-Shore on Navy Vessels.
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12. Our aircraft moving equipment and towbarless tugs are designed by pilots, and engineers who understand the importance of being able
to guide an aircraft around a hanger and airfield with absolute precision. FlyerTruck®
tow equipment and ground handling systems are
advanced German engineered products, applying latest technologies, unmatched quality and precision. Our ultra modern high-tech fac-
tory is the best example of cost-effective high-quality manufacturing. It is one of the most modern factory floors of its kind, like a Swiss
watch, with the same level of precision. A high degree of automation with a multitude of other advanced manufacturing technologies,
including laser cutting, innovative combined bonding and welding. The factory follows production methods that sets the standard for
world-class manufacturing facilities since 1953.
Our products are designed and manufactured in compliance with
United States UL, SAE International technical standards and best
practices, including ARP recommended guidelines, as well as all
applicable ASME and ANSI standards and codes. Where applica-
ble our products also conform with OSHA standards and safety
rules as well as applicable mechanical engineering standards and
recommended practices. Flyer-Truck®
is in compliance with all
applicable ISO standards.
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cles to the highest standards in the industry. We
are in compliance with: DIN 15641, 15018, 18800,
4112, 4132, 1055, 10025, 1543, 1013, 17210, 10149
EN 12895, 61000, 292, 418, 954-1, 95, 1050, 60-204,
60-529, 1175, 18349, 1915, PR-12312-7, 51000 (SAE
J551 equivalent)
TNA - Aviation Technologies
A Division of Turwitt, Nielen & Associates, P.A.
4475 US Hwy 1 South, Suite 202 - Plaza South
St. Augustine, FL 32086 - USA
Tel.: +1-904-217-0496
E-Mail: info@tunias.com
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