Saturday, 23 December 2017

Detailed tutorial for aircraft designing in CATIA V5

https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=sFYjLp-ukrg

This video is designed for students, teachers and anyone looking for tutorial in  Catia V5

The above link shows my video in youtube which explains step by step instructions to draw aircraft in CATIA V5

Friday, 13 March 2015

 Indian Designed Mini- Escalator in CATIA V5.
               This Escalator is designed in the point of Lesser power consumption, portability, Dual role (Boklain + Dozer ) and cost effective production.

Budget House plan for a land of 600 sq.ft. in CATIA V5


The above pic shows the 3D plan View of the house without roof


Friday, 17 October 2014

VAAYU-CEPTOR: 
I named this design as Vaayu-Ceptor 1.0. Designed for installation of Electrical power plants.power required,range and endurance are not yet calculated.this is just more than fun..





Saturday, 26 July 2014

Mechanical thrust vectoring :
              various views of roll capable mechanical thrust vectoring nozzle design in CATIA V5


Image Revealing the parts which could make the roll maneuvering possibility

 Even-though this design could roll the aircraft. There is a serious issue behind this is, we can't take the mass flow of hot gases at the convergent part of the nozzle as shown above. Because, it is advised to reduce the mass flow only when the nozzle is in choked condition. unless, it will reduce the desired mach no. of the vehicle. if we can add the mass flow reduced by the roll maneuverable nozzle. This design will lead us to make an aircraft without a control surface. (By this we can rectify AILERON REVERSAL: At high speeds, Aileron reversal may occur, if the aircraft has aileron type control surface to roll)

Thursday, 8 August 2013

Thursday, 10 January 2013

Wednesday, 9 January 2013

Artist's concept of Russia's proposed Reusable Integrated Launch Vehicle (RILV) on the pad.
CREDIT: A. Kuzin/Roscosmos/Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center

Sunday, 30 December 2012

...........whoever want to design an airplane easily contact me ..........
these designs are done by using CATIA V5's Surface module







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Friday, 23 November 2012

JET ENGINE DESIGN STAGE-1
Soon i will upload the completed version........................

Friday, 16 November 2012

SIMPLE BALSA WOOD GLIDER WITH DIMENSIONS & CONSTRUCTION DETAILS:


by sundaram..... 

Sunday, 11 November 2012

Monday, 8 October 2012

Airplane Design Concepts for Aero


Airplane Design


Conceptual Design
Preliminary Design
Detail Design



Conceptual Design

Ø  Requirements
Ø  Weight of the airplane – first estimate
Ø  Critical Performance analysis
·        Maximum Lift Coefficient CL
·        Lift – to – Drag Ratio L/D
·        Wing loading W/S
·        Thrust – to – Weight Ratio T/W                                               No
Ø  Configuration layout – shape and size of the airplane on a drawing (or) computer screen
Ø  Better weight estimate
Ø  Performance analysis – does the design meet (or) exceeds requirements
 


Yes
Ø  Optimization - is it the best design

Ø  Latitude
Ø  The overall shape
Ø  Size
Ø  Weight
Ø  Performance





Ø  The shape and size of the wing
ü  Swept Back
ü  Swept Forward          
ü  Straight
Ø  The location of the relative to the fuselage
Ø  The shape and size of the horizontal and vertical stabilizer
Ø  The use of canard or not
Ø  Engine size and placement
Ø  Aerodynamics
Ø  Propulsion
Ø  Flight performance
Ø  Landing gear is to retract into the wing rather than the fuselage or engine nacelle

Requirements
Ø  Range
Ø  Take of distance
Ø  Stalling velocity
Ø  Passenger capacity
Ø  Maximum velocity
Ø  Rate of climb
Ø  Rate of dive
Ø  Landing distance
Ø  Maximum load factor
Ø  Maximum turn rate and sometime minimum turn radius
Ø  Service ceiling
Ø  Cost
Ø  Reliability and maintainability
Ø  Maximum size (hangers)
Ø  Interior and exterior mechanical aspects of the airplane



Weight of the airplane
Ø  The gross takeoff weight
Ø  Weight estimate
Ø  Albeit crude
Ø  More weight – more drag
Ø  Engine with more power – more weight

Critical performance parameter
Ø  Maximum Lift co-efficient CL
Ø  Lift – to – Drag ratio usually at cruise L/D
Ø  Wing loading W/S
Ø  Thrust - to - Weight ratio T/W
Ø  Achieve the performance to estimate W/S, T/w

Configuration layout
Ø  Drawing the shape and size of the airplane
Ø  Critical performance parameter with initial weight estimate given the information to approximately size of the airplane and to draw configuration

Better weight estimate
Ø  Overall size and shape of the airplane
Ø  Improved estimate weight
Ø  More detail estimate of the fuel weight

Performance Analysis
Ø  High speed is critical
Ø  The high wing loading that allow this high speed
Ø  Increase the takeoff and landing distance



Optimization
Ø  Parameters T/W, W/S

Constraint Diagram
Ø  Solution space for the airplane design
Ø  Thrust – to - Wing ratio
Ø  Wing loading
Ø  Plot of the sea – level thrust – to – takeoff wing ratio T0/W0 versus the wing loading at takeoff  W0/S
Ø  Take off constraint
Ø  Landing constraint
Ø  Sustained level turn

Interim Summary
Ø  Make a selection of the airfoil section
Ø  Determine the wing geometry
ü  Aspect ratio
ü  Sweep angle
ü  Taper ratio
ü  Twist  
ü  Incidence angel relative to fuselage
ü  Dihedral, vertical location on the fuselage
ü  Wing tip shape
Ø  Choose the geometry and arrangement of the tail
Ø  The size, number and placement of the engine
Ø  High Lift device





Preliminary Design
Ø  Major, minor changes
Ø  Structural and control system analysis and design takes place
Ø  Substantial wind tunnel testing
Ø  Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) calculation of the complete flow field over the airplane configuration
Ø  The drawing process
Ø  Outside skiing of the airplane



Detail Design
Ø  The nuts and bolts of airplane design
Ø  Aerodynamic, propulsion, structure, performance, and flight control analysis
Ø  Rip, spar, and section of skin now takes place
Ø  The size, number location of fasteners [rivets, welded joints]
Ø  Tools and jigs
Ø  Flight simulator