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Page 1: Team #7: MAROSHELITETeam Introduction Tenzin Sherpa Nick Livingston AERODYNAMICS LEAD DORJEETENZIN86@GMAIL.C OM PROPULSIONS LEAD NICKL555@COX.NET Deepansh Arora Robert Mabrey ... 1.5

Team #7: MAROSHELITE

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Team Introduction

Tenzin Sherpa Nick Livingston

AERODYNAMICS [email protected]

OM

PROPULSIONS [email protected]

Deepansh Arora Robert Mabrey

STRUCTURES [email protected]

STABILITIES AND CONTROLS LEAD

[email protected]

Jun Chang Teoh

TEAM COORDINATOR/ OIALEAD

[email protected]

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Mission Description

- Storable in a 11”x7”x36” box

- Have an autonomous payload release mechanism

- Be hand-launched

- Release payload after the second lap

- Fly a minimum of 5 laps

- Land successfully

Mission: Bronze Propeller Competition

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Mission Analysis:

- Trade studies were done to determine the optimum number of balls and the speed for maximum score.

Requirements and Constraints:- Stall speed greater than 30 ft/s.- Load factor of 5g to -2g- Static margin between 5% and 20%.- Easy access to the battery and the payload.- Cruise Speed greater than 50 ft/s.- Propeller diameter less than 13 inches.

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Concept Selection

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Screening Criteria by Weightage(in%)

No. of Components Lift at Take-off Ground Clearance

Complexity Payload Clearance Manueverability

Conventional Twin-engine Plane

with a T-tail

Conventional Pusher plane

with a conventional tail

Conventional Wing with a

Twin-boom tail

Mid-wing Airplane with a Canard

Conventional Mono-engine Plane with

a Conventional tail

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Aerodynamics

Fuselage 15%

Wing63%

Vertical tail6%

Horizontal tail16%

DRAG CONTRIBUTION

Airfoil Selection:- Using UIUC Airfoil database, we selected airfoils that fit our mission based on their Lift/Drag for low speed (Reynolds number ~ 200,000).- The selected airfoils were put under a selection process, and SD7062 was selected.

Weight NACA 4412 SD7062L & D generated 35 3 4Ease of manufacture 25 3 3Stall behavior 25 3 4Pitching Moment 15 3 4Total Score 3 3.85

Drag Analysis:- Using tools like Nicolai Drag prediction, skin friction drags were estimated for major

components.- Using VSP, the induced drag was estimated, and the total drag was calculated.

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Aerodynamics (Contd.)

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Coefficient of Drag

Airfoil SD 7062

Wing Area 7”x54”

CL,max 1.29

CD 0.04

Lift/Drag 18.4

Drag Polar of the SD7062 airfoil

Experimental vs. VSP lift curves for airfoil

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Structures

• Semi-monocoque structure• Spars construction using basswood• Aerodynamic Surfacing - Monokote• Aircraft weight (without payload) – 2.47 lb• Aircraft weight (with payload) – 3.51 lb• Aircraft’s cruise velocity – 90ft/s• Aircraft’s corner speed – 50 ft/s

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PROPULSION

Battery: Venom LiPo 1500 mAh 4S 75C

- 4 cell battery

- Weight: 169 g

- Capacity: 1500 mAh

Motor: Great Planes Rimfire .15

- Constant Current: 45 amps

- Constant Power: 500 Watts

- Max Current Needed: 43 amps

- Max Sustained Current Limit: 45 amps

Propeller : APC thin electric 13x8

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Powers for APC 13x8 Propeller

Power Avalible (W)

Power Required-Turn

Lowest Turn Speed - 5g

Motor Power (W)

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Stability & Control

Horizontal StabilizerSection Dimensions Lift

CharacteristicsMoment Characteristics

Trim

H-Stab: 4.25x11.25in 3.38 per radian -0.92 per radian 0 deg

Elevator: 1.75x11.25in 0.546 per radian -1.34 per radian 0.20 deg (cruise)

Together: 6x11.25in

• Neutral Point – 11.5in from the front of the aircraft• 0.15-0.16 Static Margin• Placement of internal components minimizes C.G shift, even

with max payload• Validated results through VSPAero show close similarities in Cm

vs Alpha

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Stability & Control Cont.

Vertical StabilizerDimensions Yaw

CharacteristicsTrim

V-Stab: 3.5x6in 0.0723 per radian 0 deg

Rudder: 1.75x4.64in -0.053 per radian 3.4 deg (cruise)

Together:

3.5x6in

• Vertical stabilizer was calculated to account for up to 20deg beta

• Able to recover from spins due to rudder sizing• Ailerons are installed to maximize roll rates to

increase maneuverability

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Key Features

1. Interconnectable Wings- Box sizing restricts a single wing size to 36”

- A larger wing creates a larger lift carry more payload.

- Three connectable wing segments were used to increase wingspan

2. Payload Release Mechanism- GPS integrated Arduino for an autonomous circuit.

- An 8˚ ramp to ease payload drop.

- Servo controlled hinge that opens the ramp.

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Aircraft Configuration

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Performance Specification

Flight Path:

Performance Characteristics:

Cruise Speed 70 ft/s

Stall Speed 31 ft/s

Endurance 118 seconds

Turning Speed 50 ft/s

Payload Weight 1.04 lbs

Empty Weight 2.70 lbs

Rate of Climb 25 ft/s