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Investigating novel applications of the coanda effect for small morphing unmanned aircraft

Investigating novel applications of the coanda effect for small morphing unmanned aircraft
Investigating novel applications of the coanda effect for small morphing unmanned aircraft
The proposed research focuses on the Coanda Effect and the applications affiliated with the phenomenon. The experimental work is presented with a short discussion. The experiments were conducted on two different types of air amplifier. The first one is commonly used in manufacturing processes and the second within a consumer electronic product, the Dyson Fan. The measured data shows a significant amount of thrust produced at relatively low pressure. With those results in mind the futuristic view on the novel concept of UAV, which utilizes the air amplifiers as the propulsion unit is also presented.
Mielniczek, Witold
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Prior, Stephen D.
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Erbil, Mehmet Ali
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Brazinskas, Mantas
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Mielniczek, Witold
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Prior, Stephen D.
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Erbil, Mehmet Ali
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Brazinskas, Mantas
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Mielniczek, Witold, Prior, Stephen D., Erbil, Mehmet Ali and Brazinskas, Mantas (2013) Investigating novel applications of the coanda effect for small morphing unmanned aircraft. 2013 Internatiomal Conference on Innovation, Communication, and Engineering, Qingdao, China. 25 Oct - 02 Nov 2013.

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Abstract

The proposed research focuses on the Coanda Effect and the applications affiliated with the phenomenon. The experimental work is presented with a short discussion. The experiments were conducted on two different types of air amplifier. The first one is commonly used in manufacturing processes and the second within a consumer electronic product, the Dyson Fan. The measured data shows a significant amount of thrust produced at relatively low pressure. With those results in mind the futuristic view on the novel concept of UAV, which utilizes the air amplifiers as the propulsion unit is also presented.

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Published date: 26 October 2013
Venue - Dates: 2013 Internatiomal Conference on Innovation, Communication, and Engineering, Qingdao, China, 2013-10-25 - 2013-11-02
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Organisations: Computational Engineering & Design Group

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Local EPrints ID: 359685
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/359685
PURE UUID: 96443951-b63f-460d-8c0d-8ac2d8f579e8
ORCID for Stephen D. Prior: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-4993-4942

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Date deposited: 08 Nov 2013 13:21
Last modified: 11 Dec 2021 04:40

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Author: Witold Mielniczek
Author: Mehmet Ali Erbil
Author: Mantas Brazinskas

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