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研究生: 楊一信
Yang, Yi-Hsin
論文名稱: 電池驅動導管風扇式無人旋翼機概念設計之研究
The Conceptual Design Study of a Battery Powered Unmanned Ducted Fan Rotary Craft
指導教授: 陳世雄
Chen, Shih-Hsiung
學位類別: 碩士
Master
系所名稱: 工學院 - 航空太空工程學系
Department of Aeronautics & Astronautics
論文出版年: 2004
畢業學年度: 92
語文別: 英文
論文頁數: 175
中文關鍵詞: 飛行載具直昇機旋翼機導管風扇
外文關鍵詞: Rotary Craft, Helicopter, VTOL, Ducted Fan, UAV
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  •   現代飛行載具之應用當中,無人旋翼機之重要性與需求與日俱增。以及此一類型載具設計資料庫亦略有不足,故探討並設計一初步之概念原型。有鑒於傳統直昇機外型之先天不穩定性對於自主飛行之特性有所影響,本研究採取機體內藏風扇,與推力、昇力分離之概念,以茲增進旋翼機之性能,且減低可操縱之自由度以茲改進。此外,搭配輕量化聚苯乙烯泡沫塑料(Styrofoam)與聚氯乙烯(PVC)為機體,結合電動馬達之應用,以求簡化機身整體結構複雜度,達到精簡構造之目標。本研究詳列基礎設計方向、概念設計之結果、各作用力分析、原型機與各部元件設計構思,以探討此型無人旋翼機設計之可行性。

      It is in concern of the increasing importance and demands on the hovering unmanned rotary crafts, and the lack of prototypes in the design data base so that this study was delivered. In views of the instability of the conventional helicopter configuration will cause some troubles for autonomous rotary crafts, this study would start from the basic principal concept how a helicopter hovers, and with the still same force demand, using another way to deliver the required forces is the goal which should as well be capable of improving the drawbacks of the conventional helicopter like hazardous exposure of the blades, and heavy transmission mechanism. The final prototype combines the idea of the body imbued ducted fan, pendulum phenomenon, electrical driving force, reduction of degrees of freedom in main rotor system, and the replacement forward thrust. This study should state the test body design idea and the manufacturing process for the components, and with both force chart calculation and flight test to testify the practicability of the prototype.

    Contents ABSTRACT......................................I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS..............................II CONTENTS......................................IV INDEX OF TABLES...............................IX INDEX OF FIGURE...............................XI NOMENCLATURE..................................XVIII CHAPTERS Chapter 1 Introduction..............................................1 1.1 History Review..............................................1 1.1.1 Early Development of Helicopters.....................1 1.1.2 Simple Concept Control of Helicopters and Drawbacks..5 1.1.3 Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and Rotorcrafts.............9 1.1.4 Application of Unmanned Helicopters/Rotorcrafts......10 1.2 Motivations and Objectives..................................11 1.2.1 Motivations..........................................11 1.2.2 Objectives...........................................13 1.3 Contents Preview............................................14 Chapter 2 Conceptual Design.........................................15 2.1 Concept Development..........................................15 2.1.1 Literature and Reference Review........................15 2.1.2 Mission Definition.....................................17 2.1.3 Design Basis...........................................18 2.2 Conceptual Design............................................21 2.2.1 Body Imbued Ducted Fan.................................22 2.2.2 Rotary System..........................................22 2.2.3 Moment Neutralization..................................24 2.2.4 Flight Maneuverability and the Tail Ducted Fan.........25 2.2.5 Force Balance..........................................25 2.2.6 Natural Stability and Pendulum Phenomenon..............26 2.2.7 Final Decision and Review..............................29 Chapter 3 Experiment Structure and Preliminary Design...............31 3.1 Experiment Apparatus.........................................31 3.1.1 Motors.................................................31 3.1.2 Propellers.............................................34 3.1.3 Battery sets...........................................36 3.1.4 Tail Ducted Fan........................................37 3.1.5 Fuselage...............................................39 3.1.6 Receiver...............................................40 3.1.7 Modified Transmitter...................................43 3.2 Pre-manufacturing Experimental Test..........................46 3.2.1 Fuselage Collision Test................................46 3.2.2 Motor Thrust to Weight Test............................47 3.3 Test Body Preliminary Design and Manufacturing...............52 3.3.1 Fuselage Outline.......................................52 3.3.2 Main Motor Support.....................................55 3.3.3 Tail Ducted Fan and the Rudder.........................55 3.3.4 Parts Assembly.........................................58 3.3.5 Circuitry and Command Channel Map......................59 3.3.6 Weight Budget and Center of Mass Adjustment............59 3.3.7 Adjustment of the Tail Duct and Outline Determination..66 3.3.8 Moment Balance Verification and Test...................68 3.3.9 Sum-up of Test Body Equilibrium........................73 3.3.10 Motion Prediction.....................................74 3.4 Flight test..................................................76 3.4.1 Protective Supports....................................76 3.4.2 Ground Test Procedure..................................77 3.4.3 Flight Test Procedure..................................78 Chapter 4 Experimental Result and Discussions.......................81 4.1 Motor Thrust to Weight Test..................................81 4.1.1 Brushed Motor..........................................81 4.1.2 Brushless Motor........................................89 4.1.3 Final Decision and Tests...............................93 4.2 Moment Equilibrium Verification Test.........................95 4.2.1 Tail Duct and Rudder Contribution......................95 4.2.2 Main Duct Baffle Set Contribution......................98 4.2.3 Moment Equilibrium.....................................99 4.3 Flight Test..................................................104 Chapter 5 Conclusion................................................107 5.1 Concept Review...............................................107 5.1.1 Destination............................................107 5.1.2 Design Review..........................................108 5.1.3 Comparison.............................................109 5.2 Future work..................................................114 REFERENCES...........................................................116 TABLES...............................................................119 Tables for Chapter 3.............................................119 Tables for Chapter 4.............................................122 FIGURES..............................................................129 Figures for Chapter 1............................................129 Figures for Chapter 2............................................134 Figures for Chapter 3............................................145 Figures for Chapter 4............................................169

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