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An Innovation of Flap Design for Energy Efficiency Lightweight Flying Vehicle Analysis
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The design of the flying vehicles (FV) is becoming popular and it is very important nowadays. It is drafted in various circumstances and situations such as the military and transportation. The development of flying vehicles is different from ordinary airplanes because of its ability to fly in multiple directions. In this study, a new design for Malaysia was produced based on prototypes from previous models available in Japan. This design improved that it can has better stability of using fans and flaps on flying vehicles. This research paper is concerned with a flying vehicle that can fly a load of up to 480kg with a speed of up to 300km/h. This study is focusing on observed the existing flap design in the recognized literature for current flying vehicles. The plan accomplishes the energy efficiency of the flying vehicles. From the simulation of constraint diagram, the design of the aircraft was optimized; with the initial design of the wing, air foil designing with high performance of motor was done. Propeller and flap was design according to safety standard to fit in for the FV. The design of the new FV flap were compared to the existing model from the teTra aviation corp which was designed in Japan. The result of the new design FV flying vehicle will provide a clearer picture for the new concept that improvement flying time 35 % from the normal design.
World Scientific and Engineering Academy and Society (WSEAS)
Title: An Innovation of Flap Design for Energy Efficiency Lightweight Flying Vehicle Analysis
Description:
The design of the flying vehicles (FV) is becoming popular and it is very important nowadays.
It is drafted in various circumstances and situations such as the military and transportation.
The development of flying vehicles is different from ordinary airplanes because of its ability to fly in multiple directions.
In this study, a new design for Malaysia was produced based on prototypes from previous models available in Japan.
This design improved that it can has better stability of using fans and flaps on flying vehicles.
This research paper is concerned with a flying vehicle that can fly a load of up to 480kg with a speed of up to 300km/h.
This study is focusing on observed the existing flap design in the recognized literature for current flying vehicles.
The plan accomplishes the energy efficiency of the flying vehicles.
From the simulation of constraint diagram, the design of the aircraft was optimized; with the initial design of the wing, air foil designing with high performance of motor was done.
Propeller and flap was design according to safety standard to fit in for the FV.
The design of the new FV flap were compared to the existing model from the teTra aviation corp which was designed in Japan.
The result of the new design FV flying vehicle will provide a clearer picture for the new concept that improvement flying time 35 % from the normal design.
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