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The 1–2 seat helicopters have developed considerably in recent years. They have a maximum take-off weight of 250 to 750 kg. Most of these helicopters have been converted into unmanned versions.
Vitaly Dudnik
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Determination of loads in the ultralight helicopter blades
The article describes research that was carried out on coaxial a single-seat ultralight helicopter Rotorschmiede VA-115 which is manufactured by German firm RS Helikopter GmbH.
Vitaly Dudnik
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Ultralight and Very Light Helicopter Rotor Data
Abstract In recent years, a significant number of one- and two-seat lightweight helicopters have come into existence, and this makes it possible to analyse parameters and determine dependencies for this class of helicopters. the knowledge of such dependencies is necessary at the preliminary design stage.
Vitaly Dudnik
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Reduction of torque pulsation in ultralight helicopter transmission
Usually, 1–2 seats helicopters use piston engines. One of their disadvantages is a significant torque pulsation on the engine shaft. The main reason for such fluctuations is the change in parameters during the engine’s operating cycle.
Vitaly Dudnik
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Determination of Ultralight Helicopter Test Loads
In recent times, more and more development activities have been taking place in our country, mainly on own resources. Some promising designs, such as the HC02.2 helicopter, are slowly reaching the milestone of type certification. This article deals with the design considerations for the related strength tests through a particular example.
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SIMULATION AND OPTIMIZATION OF ULTRALIGHT HELICOPTER AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS
The simulation and optimization of the ultralight helicopter aerodynamic characteristics at the design stages and phases which permit to determine optimal values of the engine power and speed are performed.
Viktor P. Zharov, Sergey P. Lisin
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DETERMINATION OF OPTIMAL AZIMUTH FOR MOUNTING ULTRALIGHT COAXIAL HELICOPTER BLADES
The possibility of reducing vibration of the ultralight coaxial helicopter blades on the through harmonic wave by mounting blades on the optimal azimuth is shown.
Vitaly V. Dudnik, Vladimir A. Kolot
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LIFETIME DETERMINATION OF ULTRALIGHT HELICOPTER BLADES
Determining the guaranteed operational time of helicopter blades is one of the important tasks necessary for successful vehicle use. Flight tests on different modes and special fatigue benches are used to solve such problems. The loads recorded during the flight are applied to ground tests on a bench.
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Light helicopters are used for a variety of applications, attracting users from private and public market segments because of their agility and convenient storage capabilities.
Emanuele Luigi de Angelis +4 more
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Fuel Weight Determination of Ultralight and Very Light Helicopters at the Preliminary Design Stage
Abstract In recent years, a large number of one- to two-seat-type helicopters have appeared, raising the possibility to determine the dependencies inherent in these classes. Such dependencies are extremely necessary at the preliminary design stage, in particular, for determining the fuel mass.
Vitaly Dudnik, Victor Karabut
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