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5 books on Smart Airplanes [PDF]
October 26, 2024 | 28 |
These books are covering advanced avionics systems, automation in flight operations, jet fuel efficiency innovations, safety and maintenance enhancements, passenger experience improvements and the future of aviation with energy-efficient aircraft solutions.
1. When AIAA Meets IEEE: Intelligent Aero-engine and Electric Aircraft
2023 by Franklin Li Duan
This book delves into the collaborative efforts of two prominent engineering organizations, AIAA and IEEE, each with its distinct technological focus on intelligent aero-engines and electrified aviation. The synergistic partnership between AIAA and IEEE becomes imperative in the context of the 21st century, where AIAA seeks to enhance its intelligence and sustainability, while IEEE aims to broaden its horizons and market reach. The subjects encompassed within their joint projects are profoundly interdisciplinary and driven by clear objectives. This book is tailored for an audience comprising IEEE and AIAA members, alongside professionals in academia, industry, and research institutes involved in the realms of AI-powered smart systems and electric aircraft, including the innovative electric aero-engines and mobile aviation electric power systems that accompany them.
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2. Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Technologies in Aviation
2022 by
This book delves into the forefront of hydrogen and fuel cell technologies in aviation, encompassing a range of subjects such as comparative analyses with traditional technologies, diverse hydrogen storage solutions, effective energy management tactics, in-depth life cycle assessments, and the integration of fuel cells across various categories of aerial vehicles. It provides a comprehensive exploration of recent advancements and emerging technological breakthroughs within the field, along with practical case studies and real-world applications. Tailored for students, researchers, and engineers engaged in sustainable air transportation and the evaluation of performance and environmental impacts associated with fuel cell-powered aerial vehicles, Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Technologies in Aviation serves as an invaluable resource.
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3. Green Aviation: Reduction of Environmental Impact Through Aircraft Technology and Alternative Fuels
2018 by Emily S. Nelson, D.R. Reddy
This comprehensive volume addresses the pressing concerns surrounding green aviation, given that aircraft emissions currently contribute approximately 3.5% of global greenhouse gas emissions, even as passenger miles continue to rise steadily. With no viable alternative to the internal combustion engine for aircraft, the imperative lies in enhancing aircraft efficiency and advancing alternative fuels. This book delves into the intricately connected factors of environmental impacts, technological advancements, public policies, and economics, all of which will shape the aviation industry in the coming decades. Experts from NASA, industry, and academia dissect the current state of technology development in green aviation, charting a path through 2025 and beyond. They explore avenues to boost efficiency through improved propulsion systems, streamlined airframes, advanced materials, and operational enhancements. Moreover, they address the critical issues of clean combustion and emission control, spanning noise reduction, exhaust gas abatement, and particulate matter management, all with an eye on combustor design and alternative fuel utilization. In response to economic imperatives related to aircraft lifespan and maintenance logistics, the book underscores the demand for "drop-in" fuels that blend traditional jet-grade fuel with biofuel. Additionally, it outlines new certification standards for alternative fuels. The book employs Life Cycle Assessments to evaluate global approaches to biofuel utilization, underscoring the complexity of sustainable development, where local conditions play a pivotal role and emphasizing that a one-size-fits-all solution does not exist. Governmental experts weigh in on current and future regulations, examining their impact on green aviation. Throughout, the book explores sustainable biofuel strategies across the world, including in the United States, European Union, Brazil, China, and India.
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4. Sustainable Aviation: Energy and Environmental Issues
2016 by
This comprehensive guide delves into the application of clean energy technologies within the aviation sector, concentrating on strategies and remedies to optimize the energy efficiency of aircraft, airports, and associated elements of air travel. Encompassing crucial subjects such as forecasting the consequences of avionics and control systems, as well as scrutinizing energy and exergy performance within flight mechanics and computational fluid dynamics, this book amalgamates insights gleaned from both experimental inquiries and functional existing systems. Topics span from advanced propulsion technologies for aerospace vehicles to innovative airport design and energy recovery systems. A valuable resource for engineers, researchers, and students alike, it offers a wide-ranging perspective and a plethora of engineering illustrations.
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5. The "Apollo" of Aeronautics: NASA's Aircraft Energy Efficiency Program, 1973-1987
2010 by Mark D. Bowles
The 1970s fuel crisis posed a severe threat to both the aviation industry and the broader American economy. However, it also became the catalyst for a remarkable journey of scientific and engineering creativity at NASA. In response to this crisis, NASA's visionary scientists and engineers embarked on a mission to develop groundbreaking fuel-saving technologies. What ensued was a series of audacious aeronautical initiatives with the potential to slash the fuel consumption of the nation's commercial and military aircraft by a staggering 50 percent. This book chronicles the remarkable story of these endeavors.
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1. When AIAA Meets IEEE: Intelligent Aero-engine and Electric Aircraft
2023 by Franklin Li Duan
This book delves into the collaborative efforts of two prominent engineering organizations, AIAA and IEEE, each with its distinct technological focus on intelligent aero-engines and electrified aviation. The synergistic partnership between AIAA and IEEE becomes imperative in the context of the 21st century, where AIAA seeks to enhance its intelligence and sustainability, while IEEE aims to broaden its horizons and market reach. The subjects encompassed within their joint projects are profoundly interdisciplinary and driven by clear objectives. This book is tailored for an audience comprising IEEE and AIAA members, alongside professionals in academia, industry, and research institutes involved in the realms of AI-powered smart systems and electric aircraft, including the innovative electric aero-engines and mobile aviation electric power systems that accompany them.
Download PDF
2. Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Technologies in Aviation
2022 by
This book delves into the forefront of hydrogen and fuel cell technologies in aviation, encompassing a range of subjects such as comparative analyses with traditional technologies, diverse hydrogen storage solutions, effective energy management tactics, in-depth life cycle assessments, and the integration of fuel cells across various categories of aerial vehicles. It provides a comprehensive exploration of recent advancements and emerging technological breakthroughs within the field, along with practical case studies and real-world applications. Tailored for students, researchers, and engineers engaged in sustainable air transportation and the evaluation of performance and environmental impacts associated with fuel cell-powered aerial vehicles, Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Technologies in Aviation serves as an invaluable resource.
Download PDF
3. Green Aviation: Reduction of Environmental Impact Through Aircraft Technology and Alternative Fuels
2018 by Emily S. Nelson, D.R. Reddy
This comprehensive volume addresses the pressing concerns surrounding green aviation, given that aircraft emissions currently contribute approximately 3.5% of global greenhouse gas emissions, even as passenger miles continue to rise steadily. With no viable alternative to the internal combustion engine for aircraft, the imperative lies in enhancing aircraft efficiency and advancing alternative fuels. This book delves into the intricately connected factors of environmental impacts, technological advancements, public policies, and economics, all of which will shape the aviation industry in the coming decades. Experts from NASA, industry, and academia dissect the current state of technology development in green aviation, charting a path through 2025 and beyond. They explore avenues to boost efficiency through improved propulsion systems, streamlined airframes, advanced materials, and operational enhancements. Moreover, they address the critical issues of clean combustion and emission control, spanning noise reduction, exhaust gas abatement, and particulate matter management, all with an eye on combustor design and alternative fuel utilization. In response to economic imperatives related to aircraft lifespan and maintenance logistics, the book underscores the demand for "drop-in" fuels that blend traditional jet-grade fuel with biofuel. Additionally, it outlines new certification standards for alternative fuels. The book employs Life Cycle Assessments to evaluate global approaches to biofuel utilization, underscoring the complexity of sustainable development, where local conditions play a pivotal role and emphasizing that a one-size-fits-all solution does not exist. Governmental experts weigh in on current and future regulations, examining their impact on green aviation. Throughout, the book explores sustainable biofuel strategies across the world, including in the United States, European Union, Brazil, China, and India.
Download PDF
4. Sustainable Aviation: Energy and Environmental Issues
2016 by
This comprehensive guide delves into the application of clean energy technologies within the aviation sector, concentrating on strategies and remedies to optimize the energy efficiency of aircraft, airports, and associated elements of air travel. Encompassing crucial subjects such as forecasting the consequences of avionics and control systems, as well as scrutinizing energy and exergy performance within flight mechanics and computational fluid dynamics, this book amalgamates insights gleaned from both experimental inquiries and functional existing systems. Topics span from advanced propulsion technologies for aerospace vehicles to innovative airport design and energy recovery systems. A valuable resource for engineers, researchers, and students alike, it offers a wide-ranging perspective and a plethora of engineering illustrations.
Download PDF
5. The "Apollo" of Aeronautics: NASA's Aircraft Energy Efficiency Program, 1973-1987
2010 by Mark D. Bowles
The 1970s fuel crisis posed a severe threat to both the aviation industry and the broader American economy. However, it also became the catalyst for a remarkable journey of scientific and engineering creativity at NASA. In response to this crisis, NASA's visionary scientists and engineers embarked on a mission to develop groundbreaking fuel-saving technologies. What ensued was a series of audacious aeronautical initiatives with the potential to slash the fuel consumption of the nation's commercial and military aircraft by a staggering 50 percent. This book chronicles the remarkable story of these endeavors.
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