Elastic Propeller Model in Nonaxial Flow Condition

Institut

Lehrstuhl für Hubschraubertechnologie

Typ

Semesterarbeit / Masterarbeit /

Inhalt

theoretisch / konstruktiv /  

Beschreibung

An increasing number of different VTOL configurations are being designed with propellers. For
these concepts, the propellers often have to pass through a transition phase of the aircraft where they experience
varying angles and speeds of inflow. This is not the design case for a normal propeller and therefore requires
further investigation. In order to be able to investigate many different influencing factors of the propeller design,
a flexible parametric propeller model is to be included in the multibody simulation code at the chair. In the course
of this we offer the possibility for master and semester theses. These will be around implementing the model
using a structural beam model and simple aerodynamics as well as to perform parametric studies of the influence
of design parameters on the propeller behavior.

We are looking for independent and highly motivated Master's students who want to develop their knowledge in the areas of propeller and inflow dynamics, multibody simulation, structural dynamics and propeller forces in nonideal inflow situations. These theses offer an excellent opportunity to participate in applied and industry-related research. If you are interested, please contact us personally. We will be happy to discuss all possibilities! We currently offer a large selection of theses.

Voraussetzungen

High motivation and the ability to familiarize yourself independently with new topics. Experience with inflow modeling, rotor and propeller dynamics as well as structural dynamics is beneficial. Coding experience in C++ would be preferable.

Möglicher Beginn

sofort

Kontakt

Lukas Maier
Raum: MW2707
Tel.: 089289 16563
luk.maiertum.de

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