1.1. Design your own aircraft, why not?!
It is hi-tech, complicated, and I feel so
challenge.
1.2. Design process
From many
reference, and experience of design other thing, I conclude, there are three
main process in design airplane:
a.
Conceptual design
This process consist of:
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Collecting data
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Make a Matching Chart
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Compromising the configuration
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Determine initial/preliminary sizing
b.
Initial / preliminary design (start point)
Figure 2. Preliminary
Design Process
Preliminary design process can be classification in two major
process.
1)
Initial:
o Initial
layout of wing and fuselage
o Analizing
class I: Tail Sizing, Weight and Balance, Drag Polar
o Initial
Landing Gear Disposition
2)
Reviced
o Layout
of Wing, Fuselage and Empennage
o Analizing
class II: Tail Sizing, Weight and Balance, Drag Polar, Flaps Effects, Stability
and Control.
o
Performance Verification
o Preliminary
Structural Layout
o Landing
gear Disposition and retraction check
o Cost
Calculation
c.
Detail design
Figure 3. Detail
Design Process
To get the best
solution the process is never stop on those three process. The other process is
analazing design. We can analize the design with data that we get from from
these two process:
d.
Manufacturing / producing
e.
Maintanance
If something wrong
or to far from what you expect, the result/report will be come feedback for
earlier process. Example, after you producing, the airplane fuel consumption is
too high, so you have to go back to detail, preliminary or even the conceptual
design to make the fuel consumption is more acceptable.
1.3. Design Tools
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Modeling tool: tools to create mathematical model of
physical properties. Example: Microsoft Exel, MathLab, DATCOM, AAA, FLUENT,
X-Foil, etc.
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Drawing tool. Example: CATIA, AUTOCAD, etc.
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Report
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The last but the most important: GOD Blessing J
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Raymer, D. P. (1992). Aircraft
Design: A Conceptual Approach. Washington, DC: American Institute of
Aeronautics and Astronautics, Inc.
Roskam, I. (1885). PART I:
PRELIMINARY SIZING OF AIRPLANES. Lawrence, Kansas: Roskam Aviation and
Engineering Corporation.
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