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The pre-concept design of the UAS MQ-9 B 7조 062042 강창호 강애량 김창규 오혜영 최재영 이홍일
C ontents 1. Goal of Project 2. Project members 3. Schedule 4. Analysis of UAS 4. 1 Requirement analysis 4. 2 Air vehicle analysis 4. 3 Propulsion analysis 4. 4 Payload analysis 4. 5 Weight analysis 4. 6 mission control 4. 7 communication 4. 8 performance analysis 5. Conclusion 2
1. Goal of Project • Establishes the general concept, What it should do and how it will be used • Product is usually a set of initial requirements and expectations for cost and schedule 3
2. Schedule 4
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3. Members Chief engineer [강 창 호] Air vehicle engineer [강 애 량] Subsystem engineer [최 재 영] Electric engineer [오 혜 영] performance analysis engineer [김 창 규] weight engineer [이 홍 일] 6
4. 1 Requirement Analysis Tier II: Medium altitude, long endurance Multi-Mission ISR Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance (ISR) 7
• Interdiction and armed reconnaissance against critical, perishable targets • Reconnaissance, surveillance and target acquisition in support of the Joint Forces commander • Reconnaissance is now accomplished with: – Persistent airborne platform – Day and night streaming video – Synthetic aperture radar to image through clouds – Near instantaneous distribution world wide 8
• Long Endurance Armed Reconnaissance – 30~50 hr flight times – Camera and radar sensors to detect – Precision weapons to destroy • To make it routine – The pilot/crew had to come out of the airplane – The airplane had to be reliable enough to run for 30 – 50 hr per flight – A control scheme had to be developed in order to fly the airplane anywhere – Unique distribution and reception systems HG 620 TJC 9
4. 2 Air Vehicle analysis 10
Mid Wing • Provides lowest drag • Some ground clearance benefits of the high wing (Possible under wing stores) • Advantages in aerodynamic maneuver • Structural carry-though presents a weight increase Y-tail • V-tail is used only pitch control • the third vertical stabilizer is used yaw control 11
Parametric analysis Fuselage/nacelle model 12
wing model 13
4. 3 Propulsion analysis 14
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Parametric analysis delta 0=IF(h<36. 089, (16. 875586*h/1000)^5. 255912, IF(h<65. 617, 0. 2234*EXP((h-36. 089)*(80637*10^-2)), IF(h<104. 987, EXP(0. 15116 -h*0. 04678)))) theta 0=IF(h<36. 089, 1. 9812*h/288. 16, IF(h<65. 617, 0. 7519, IF(h<104. 987, 0. 6826+h*1. 0566*10^3))) delta =delta 0*(1+0. 2*B 9^2)^3. 5 theta= =theta 0*(1+0. 2*B 9^2) Wdot. A 0=T 0/(Core FSP/(1+BPR)+Fan FSP*(V 0/V)*(BPR/(1+BPR))) Wdot. A=Wdot. A 0*delta/SQRT(theta) Wdot. A-gg=Wdot. A/(1+BPR) Wdot. F=Wdot. A-gg*fuel air ratio*theta^0. 75 Ta=Wdot. A*Core FSP/(1+BPR)+Fan FSP*(V 0/V)*(BPR/(1+BPR)))*0. 95 (0. 95 means install loss efficicency) SFC=Wdot. F*3600/Ta 16
Using Excel spread sheet 17
4. 4 Payload 18
4. 4. 1 SAR(APY-8 Lynx ) 19
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Lynx 3 D targeting 21
4. 4. 2 MTS-B EO/IR camera system 22
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4. 4. 3 weapons 24
4. 5 Weight analysis 25
Using Excel spread sheet grossweight W 0=Emptyweight(We)+Fuel weight(Wf)+ Payload weight(Wp) +Miscellaneous weight(W_m) Empty weight fraction(EF)=We/W 0 Fuel weight fraction(FF)=Wf/W 0 Payload weight fraction(PF)=Wp/W 0 Miscellaneous weight fraction(MF)=W_m/W 0 26
4. 6 mission control • C band Lineof Sight (LOS) data link for take off, landing • Ku Band satellite link for missions over the horizon 27
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4. 6 mission control 29
4. 7 Communication 30
4. 8 performance analysis 31
Parametric analysis Using Excel spread sheet 32
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5. Conclusion MQ 9 are well suited for precision weapons delivery – Designs allow easy mission role expansion – Man-in-the-loop allows for positive control of weapons employment – Satellite control and persistence allows weapons to be in the right place at the right time to engage time sensitive targets • MQ 9 will bring significant additional capability to the fight. 36
Comparing this result with UAV. xls 37
<참고자료 및 사이트> [1] Tom Kaminski: "The Future is Here", article in Combat Aircraft Vol. 4, No. 6, 2003 [2] Department of Defense Missile Nomenclature Records [3] "Unmanned Aircraft Systems Roadmap, 2005 -2030", Office of the Secretary of Defense, 2005 [4] http: //www. defense-update. com/ [5] Aviation week & space technology, 2002 [6] http: //www. globalsecurity. org/military/systems/aircraft/m q-9. htm [7] http: //www. parkerinternational. com/mq 9_funding_authorization_b. htm [8] http: //www. scramble. nl/wiki/index. php? title=General_Ato mics_MQ-9_Reaper#MQ-9 A 38
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