Patent classifications
B64C1/00
Unmanned aerial vehicle and heat dissipation structure
A heat dissipation structure includes a housing configured to receive a heat generating device. The housing includes a first air inlet, a first air outlet, and an alloy heat dissipation device disposed in the housing and including heat dissipation fins disposed in parallel. A heat dissipation air channel is formed between two adjacent heat dissipation fins. The heat dissipation air channel includes a second air inlet and a second air outlet, the second air outlet being connected with the first air outlet. The heat dissipation structure further includes a heat dissipation fan configured to provide a heat dissipation air flow to an inside space of the housing. The heat dissipation fan is disposed inside the housing, and includes a third air inlet and a third air outlet. The third air inlet is connected with the first air inlet and the third air outlet is connected with the second air inlet.
Unmanned aerial vehicle and heat dissipation structure
A heat dissipation structure includes a housing configured to receive a heat generating device. The housing includes a first air inlet, a first air outlet, and an alloy heat dissipation device disposed in the housing and including heat dissipation fins disposed in parallel. A heat dissipation air channel is formed between two adjacent heat dissipation fins. The heat dissipation air channel includes a second air inlet and a second air outlet, the second air outlet being connected with the first air outlet. The heat dissipation structure further includes a heat dissipation fan configured to provide a heat dissipation air flow to an inside space of the housing. The heat dissipation fan is disposed inside the housing, and includes a third air inlet and a third air outlet. The third air inlet is connected with the first air inlet and the third air outlet is connected with the second air inlet.
PRIMARY STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLY FOR AN AIRCRAFT OUTSIDE-SKIN HEAT EXCHANGER, AIRCRAFT HAVING A PRIMIARY STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLY, AND METHOD FOR ATTACHING AN AIRCRAFT OUTSIDE-SKIN HEAT EXCHANGER
A primary structural assembly for an aircraft outside-skin heat exchanger, the assembly comprising an outer-skin portion which defines an outer shape of the aircraft and forms a portion of a hull of the aircraft, wherein the outer-skin portion comprises at least one recess, a thermal-transfer fluid connection which is designed to convey a thermal-transfer fluid into the recess, a component which closes the recess, and at least one retaining element which is arranged in or on the recess and is configured to hold the component closing the recess, in the recess. Further, an aircraft including such a primary structural assembly and a method for attaching the aircraft outside-skin heat exchanger are disclosed.
Multilayer composite and method for producing same
Provided is a multilayer composite that has flame retardancy and low smoking property as well as has high physical characteristics. The multilayer composite has a multilayer structure and includes at least one core layer and at least one skin layer, wherein the multilayer composite satisfies all the following conditions (A) to (D): (A) the core layer is a composite including discontinuous reinforcing fibers and a first thermoplastic resin, in which the discontinuous reinforcing fibers are randomly dispersed and bonded with the first thermoplastic resin at least at intersections of the discontinuous reinforcing fibers; (B) the skin layer is a composite including continuous reinforcing fibers and a second thermoplastic resin, in which the continuous reinforcing fibers are impregnated with the second thermoplastic resin; (C) each of the first and the second thermoplastic resins has a limiting oxygen index of 30 or higher; and (D) the first and the second thermoplastic resins are miscible with each other.
Web core sandwich structures
A panel is disclosed, including a first facesheet, a second face sheet, and a plurality of pultrusion-formed web structures. Each web structure has a middle support portion, a first end portion, and a second end portion. The first end portion of each web structure is attached to the first facesheet and the second end portion of each web structure is attached to the second facesheet. The middle support portion, first end portion, and second end portion of each web structure form a single monolithic structure.
REINFORCED COMPOSITE LAMINATE AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THEREOF
A reinforced composite laminate for an aircraft and a method of manufacture thereof. The laminate includes a set of stacked plies of pre-preg material laid up forming an XY plane, wherein the laminate further includes a plurality of elongated carbon pins including a round section with a diameter smaller than 0.5 mm. The pins are nailed through the stacked plies following the Z direction to withstand the out-of-plane loads.
REINFORCED COMPOSITE LAMINATE AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THEREOF
A reinforced composite laminate for an aircraft and a method of manufacture thereof. The laminate includes a set of stacked plies of pre-preg material laid up forming an XY plane, wherein the laminate further includes a plurality of elongated carbon pins including a round section with a diameter smaller than 0.5 mm. The pins are nailed through the stacked plies following the Z direction to withstand the out-of-plane loads.
ROTARY WING AIRCRAFT WITH AN ASYMMETRICAL REAR SECTION
A rotary wing aircraft that extends along an associated roll axis between a nose region and an aft region and that comprises a fuselage with a front section and a rear section, the rotary wing aircraft comprising: a main rotor that is rotatably mounted at the front section, a shrouded duct that is arranged in the aft region, and a propeller that is rotatably mounted to the shrouded duct, wherein the rear section extends between the front section and the shrouded duct and comprises an asymmetrical cross-sectional profile in direction of the associated roll axis.
ROTARY WING AIRCRAFT WITH AN ASYMMETRICAL FRONT SECTION
A rotary wing aircraft that extends along an associated roll axis between a nose region and an aft region and that comprises a fuselage with a front section and a rear section, wherein the rear section extends between the front section and the aft region, the rotary wing aircraft comprising: a propeller that is rotatably mounted at the rear section in the aft region, a main rotor that is rotatably mounted at the front section, and a source of asymmetry that is connected to the front section such that the front section comprises at least in sections an asymmetrical cross-sectional profile in direction of the associated roll axis, wherein the source of asymmetry is configured to generate sideward thrust for main rotor anti-torque from main rotor downwash.
STRUCTURAL COMPOSITE LAMINATE STRUCTURE FOR AN AIRCRAFT PART, AIRCRAFT PART MANUFACTURED WITH SUCH A LAMINATE AND AIRCRAFT
With the measures described herein, a structural composite laminate is provided that includes a structural fuel cell, a structural supercondensator and a structural battery. Each of these components is configured in a self-supporting manner, such that aircraft parts, like exterior panels, may be manufactured from the laminate. The aircraft parts are capable of generating electrical energy by means of the structural fuel cell and distribute the electrical energy over the whole aircraft without cabling. Furthermore, short power demand peaks can be absorbed by the structural supercondensator, whereas the basic load is supplied by the structural battery.