File:Rapport Technique - Centrale Lille - Mini-Bee.pdf

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Summary of "Rapport projet Technoplane 2018/2020"

The report presents a technical project undertaken by Centrale Lille students between September 2018 and February 2020. The project is divided into multiple subgroups, each focused on different engineering challenges in the design and construction of a Mini-bee, a conceptual aircraft.

Pôle Tube de Pitot: This subgroup focused on Pitot tubes, sensors for measuring airspeed. Their aim was to identify the best type of Pitot tube for the Mini-bee. This involved an exhaustive review of existing research and market options. They also rigorously studied the safety aspects, considering Pitot tubes are crucial yet vulnerable components in aviation.

Pôle Liaison ailes-cockpit: This subgroup was responsible for the connections between the aircraft’s wings and the cockpit. They designed CAD models and conducted material studies. They also selected the most suitable engine and looked into the electrical wiring and connectivity.

Pôle Aérodynamisme: This subgroup was focused on aerodynamics and worked on calculating lift forces and evaluating performance via wind tunnel testing and numerical simulations. They also assessed the power transmission requirements, calculating the necessary power immediately post-takeoff and at various speeds.

The project aims to advance the construction of the Mini-bee, contributing to its reliability, performance, and safety. The work is under an Open Source license and is meant to serve as a reference for future engineers and students.

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