Lecture 10: Configurations Jason Mickey For AE 440 A/C Lecture September 2009.

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Lecture 10: Configurations Jason Mickey For AE 440 A/C Lecture September 2009

Configuration Responsibilities Design and determine the location, relationship and weights of primary component parts Calculate the center-of-gravity range and moments of inertia (to Stability) Integrate and control all external dimensions, including cross-sectional and plan-form aspects (wing data from Aerodynamics; non-wing data to Aerodynamics) Integrate all configurations with CAD renderings Get structural component dimensions and design and optimize remaining internal component placement

Design Considerations F-16 design included multiple weapons and multiple mission roles with high performance Key parameters included: -wing loading -thrust loading -control issues (at M~1 & M>1) -empty-weight fraction -pilot g tolerances

Design Considerations Grumman QSP Concept Selection

3-View Important quantitative aspect Located near the front Introduce overall features of the design

Design Considerations

F-18 Internal Configuration

X-32 3-D Solid Model Digital modeling reduces design rework, minimizes scrap, and significantly lowers assembly defects

Weights and Balances I xx, I yy, I zz About c.g. Needed for Stability

Center-of-gravity Travel Configure fuel system and payload placement to minimize travel

Systems Electrical Hydraulic Auxiliary Avionics

(AE 441) Electrical

(AE 441) Hydraulic

(AE 441) Auxiliary and Avionics Air Conditioners Bleed-air Avionics locations Cross-flow for engine restart

Samples of Configurations from Previous CDRs

AE View/Isometric View

AE 440 Selection Reasoning “The best LSA configuration for internal configuration reasons would be the LWT because having the fuel in the wings creates a more stable platform as it lowers the y-axis center of gravity which is discussed further in Section 6.4…”

AE 441 Final Configuration

Weight Buildup

CDR Suggestions Re-estimate aircraft weight/size every week Design deployment aspects & work with cost Incorporate data for external configuration Place components for internal configuration Communicate design problems and conflicts Get details on sub-systems size, weight, cost Trade studies: e.g. size vs. payload weight