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Literature study and design of self- propelling wing

Prof. Prabhu Jadhav, Nithishkumar S, Praveen HG, Mohammad Faizulla, Vikram Pradeep Naik

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Abstract: This project aims to design a self-propelling ionic thrust wing, combining aerodynamics and ionic propulsion technology. The system utilizes ionized particles for propulsion, generating thrust by interacting with a charged grid. The wings design incorporates lightweight materials and aerodynamic principles to optimize lift and efficiency. The integration of advanced control systems ensures stable flight, while the ionic thrusters provide a clean and efficient means of propulsion. This innovative approach holds potential for unmanned aerial vehicles with extended flight endurance and reduced environmental impact. The system utilizes a compact and efficient propulsion mechanism to generate thrust. The design also focuses on optimizing weight distribution, control systems and propulsion efficiency to achieve stable and agile flight.

Keywords:
Self-Propelling, Wing, Propulsion, Aerodynamic, Efficiency, Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, Endurance, Environmental Impact.

How to Cite:

[1] Prof. Prabhu Jadhav, Nithishkumar S, Praveen HG, Mohammad Faizulla, Vikram Pradeep Naik, “Literature study and design of self- propelling wing,” International Advanced Research Journal in Science, Engineering and Technology (IARJSET), DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2024.11514

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