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J. Kaminski
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A Conceptual aircraft design methodology for parallel hybrid-electric powertrains
Prediction of engine performance and electric component integration
The demand for environmentally friendly aviation has increased the interest in alternative concepts, such as hybrid-electric propulsion systems. A novel conceptual hybrid-electric sizing methodology was devised, which provides a detailed engine performance prediction and an accurate sizing of the powertrain components. The performance prediction methodology individually scales user-provided origin fan and engine core performance maps to generate a coherent engine performance map according to prescribed point performance requirements, while the component sizing methodology estimates individual component masses and determines their positions based on defined knowledge-rules. For each methodology, a dedicated design tool was created for easy integration into conceptual design workflows. A verification of the methodology via case studies assessing generated example aircraft concepts confirmed not only the validity of the obtained results, but also demonstrated a high accuracy at low computational costs. The exhibited robustness and sensitivity encourage the use of the methodology for future studies on hybrid-electric propulsion.
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The demand for environmentally friendly aviation has increased the interest in alternative concepts, such as hybrid-electric propulsion systems. A novel conceptual hybrid-electric sizing methodology was devised, which provides a detailed engine performance prediction and an accurate sizing of the powertrain components. The performance prediction methodology individually scales user-provided origin fan and engine core performance maps to generate a coherent engine performance map according to prescribed point performance requirements, while the component sizing methodology estimates individual component masses and determines their positions based on defined knowledge-rules. For each methodology, a dedicated design tool was created for easy integration into conceptual design workflows. A verification of the methodology via case studies assessing generated example aircraft concepts confirmed not only the validity of the obtained results, but also demonstrated a high accuracy at low computational costs. The exhibited robustness and sensitivity encourage the use of the methodology for future studies on hybrid-electric propulsion.
Design of an Aerobatics Air Race Aircraft
Design a light, manoeuvrable, fast and customisable aerobatics aircraft to compete in the Red Bull Air Race World Championship
Bachelor thesis
(2014)
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J.A.P. Borst, M.L. Hoogendoorn, J. Kaminski, S.B. Latooij, M.J. van der Lelij, P. Poudel, S. Sachdeva, J. Spans, S. Tandon, J.A. Tuitert, P.C. Roling, S. Hartjes, K. Jovanov