Course10110107967 lectures
Introduction to Aerospace Engineering - Flight
Prof. Rajkumar S. Pant · IIT Bombay
About
The aim of this course is to provide a general overview of the field of Aeronautical Engineering to interested students. The course will consist of ten Capsules, each consisting of two Lectures. Each Lecture will cover a specific concept or area relevant to the subject. An attempt will be made to cover the contents in an interesting manner, by a judicious use of a mix of powerpoint presentations, in-class activities, quizzes, innovative and hands on assignments that will not only increase the awareness of the students, but also satiate their curiosity and desire to know more about the various concepts related to the subject.
INTENDED AUDIENCE : Any discipline of Engineering, who are interested in the subject
INDUSTRY SUPPORT : DRDO, HAL, NAL, IAF
Lectures
Week 1
- Lecture 1 : Course Layout and Brief Introduction of Course Instructor
- Lecture 2 : Introduction to International Standard Atmosphere (ISA)
- Lecture 3 : Pressure, Temperature, Density and Viscosity Variation with Altitude in ISA
- Lecture 4 : Other Standard Atmospheres
Week 2
- Lecture 5 : Aircraft Component Nomenclature : Wing and its Components
- Lecture 6 : Aircraft Component Nomenclature : Fuselage and its Components
- Lecture 7 : Aircraft Component Nomenclature : Tail Plane and its Components
- Lecture 8 : Tutorial 1 : Aircraft Component Nomenclature
Week 3
- Lecture 9 : Essentials of Incompressible Flow : Part I
- Lecture 10 : Essentials of Incompressible Flow : Part II
- Lecture 11 : Bernoulli's Equation and Coanda Effect
- Lecture 12 : Mach Number
- Lecture 13 : Tutorial 2: Incompressible Flow and Flow Visualization
Week 4
- Lecture 14 : Viscous Flow and Reynolds Number
- Lecture 15 : Introduction to Boundary Layer
- Lecture 16 : Pressure Measurement
- Lecture 17 : Air Speed Measurement : Pitot Static Tube
- Lecture 18 : Air Speed Corrections
- Lecture 19 : Altitude and ROC/ROD Measurement
- Lecture 20 : Measurements in Compressible Flows
- Lecture 21 : Non Pneumatic Instruments
Week 5
- Lecture 22 : Introduction to Aerofoils and Aerofoil Nomenclature
- Lecture 23 : Aerofoils : A Visit to the Past
- Lecture 24 : Thick Aerofoils
- Lecture 25 : Low Reynolds Number Aerofoils
- Lecture 26 : Lift Generation by Wings : Part I
- Lecture 27 : Lift Generation by Wings : Part II
- Lecture 28 : Coefficient of Lift and Coefficient of Pressure
- Lecture 29 : Tutorial on Aerofoils
Week 6
- Lecture 30 : Critical Mach Number
- Lecture 31 : Wave Drag
- Lecture 32 : Swept Wings
- Lecture 33 : Introduction to Drag and Types of Drag
- Lecture 34 : Factors Affecting Induced Drag
- Lecture 35 : Skin Friction Drag
- Lecture 36 : Tutorial on Critical Mach Number and Wave Drag
Week 7
- Lecture 37 : Introduction to Propulsion
- Lecture 38 : Gas Turbine Engine Types: Part I
- Lecture 39 : Gas Turbine Engine Types: Part II
- Lecture 40 : Introduction to Electric Propulsion and Ion Propulsion
Week 8
- Lecture 41 : Steady Level Flight
- Lecture 42 : Power Required for the Steady Level Flight
- Lecture 43 : Steady Level Flight : A Pilot's View
- Lecture 44 : Tutorial on Steady Level Flight
Week 9
- Lecture 45 : Gliding Flight
- Lecture 46 : Climbing Flight and Ceiling
- Lecture 47 : Introduction to Turning Flight
- Lecture 48 : Turning Flight Equations
- Lecture 49 : Instantaneous and Sustained Turn
- Lecture 50 : Tutorial on Climbing Flight and Turning Flight
Week 10
- Lecture 51 : Introduction to Static Stability: Center of Pressure, Center of Gravity and Neutral Point
- Lecture 52 : Aerodynamic Center and Effect of Center of Gravity
- Lecture 53 : Effect of Center of Gravity : A Practical Demonstration
- Lecture 54 : Introduction to V-n Diagram
- Lecture 55 : V-n Diagram as per FAR 23 Regulations
- Lecture 56 : Effect of Gusts on V-n Diagram
- Lecture 57 : Tutorial on Stability and Control
Week 11
- Lecture 58 : Range
- Lecture 59 : Specific Fuel Consumption and Generalized Range Equation
- Lecture 60 : Endurance
- Lecture 61 : Take-off Performance of Flight : Part I
- Lecture 62 : Take-off Performance of Flight : Part II
- Lecture 63 : Landing Performance of Flight
- Lecture 64 : Tutorial on Range Payload Diagram
- Lecture 65 : Tutorial on Range and Endurance
Week 12
Syllabus and materials
At NPTEL, as the course publishes them.
Credits and licence
- Institution
- IIT Bombay
- Department
- Aerospace Engineering
- Teacher
- Prof. Rajkumar S. Pant
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Language
- English
- Subjects
- Engineering
- Source
- NPTEL
- Licence
- CC BY-NC-SA, as NPTEL states it. Non-commercial use only. NPTEL's terms
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