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Access the most relevant historical and current standards surrounding aerospace power and propulsion technologies from committees, including G-22, E-25, E-30 and EG-1.
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Access the most relevant historical and current standards surrounding aerospace power and propulsion technologies from committees, including G-22, E-25, E-30 and EG-1.
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Gain annual access to the most relevant historical and current standards output from the Aerospace Engine Supplier Quality (AESQ) Committee (G-22), General Standards for Aerospace and Propulsion Systems Committee (E-25), Aerospace Propulsion Systems Health Management Committee (E-32), Aerospace Propulsion System Support Equipment Committee (EG-1) and more.
This book will cover several UAV propulsion technologies, ranging from modification of conservative designs to assessing the potential of unconventional arrangements. Each chapter provides a glimpse of how researchers are leveraging different fuel types, powerplants, and system architectures in the pursuit of powerful, efficient, and robust UAV propulsion.
Modern thermal propulsion systems (TPS) as part of hybrid powertrains are becoming increasingly complex. They have an increased number of components in comparison to traditionally powered vehicles leading to increased demand in packaging requirements. Many of the components in these systems relate to achieving efficiency gains, weight saving and pollutant reduction. This includes turbochargers and diesel or gasoline particulate filters for example and these are known to be very sensitive to inlet boundary conditions.