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Exploring vehicle level benefits of revolutionary technology progress via aircraft design and optimization

Exploring vehicle level benefits of revolutionary technology progress via aircraft design and optimization
Exploring vehicle level benefits of revolutionary technology progress via aircraft design and optimization
It is always a strong motivation for aeronautic researchers and engineers to reduce the aircraft emissions or even to achieve emission-free air transport. In this paper, the impacts of different game-changing technologies together on the reduction of aircraft fuel consumption and emissions are studied. In particular, a general tool has been developed for the technology assessment, integration and also for the overall aircraft multidisciplinary design optimization. The validity and robustness of the tool has been verified through comparative and sensitivity studies. The overall aircraft level technology assessment and optimization showed that promising fuel efficiency improvements are possible. Though, additional strategies are required to reach the aviation emission reduction goals for short and medium range configurations
1996-1073
Liu, Yaolong
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Elham, A.
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Horst, Peter
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Hepperle, Martin
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Liu, Yaolong
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Elham, A.
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Horst, Peter
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Hepperle, Martin
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Liu, Yaolong, Elham, A., Horst, Peter and Hepperle, Martin (2018) Exploring vehicle level benefits of revolutionary technology progress via aircraft design and optimization. Energies, 11 (1), [166]. (doi:10.3390/en11010166).

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It is always a strong motivation for aeronautic researchers and engineers to reduce the aircraft emissions or even to achieve emission-free air transport. In this paper, the impacts of different game-changing technologies together on the reduction of aircraft fuel consumption and emissions are studied. In particular, a general tool has been developed for the technology assessment, integration and also for the overall aircraft multidisciplinary design optimization. The validity and robustness of the tool has been verified through comparative and sensitivity studies. The overall aircraft level technology assessment and optimization showed that promising fuel efficiency improvements are possible. Though, additional strategies are required to reach the aviation emission reduction goals for short and medium range configurations

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Published date: 10 January 2018
Additional Information: This article belongs to the Special Issue Towards a Transformation to Sustainable Aviation Systems)

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Local EPrints ID: 470419
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/470419
ISSN: 1996-1073
PURE UUID: 2efccbaa-c7b8-4218-bd52-dd21b97eba10

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Author: Yaolong Liu
Author: A. Elham
Author: Peter Horst
Author: Martin Hepperle

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