Course code ITUAER02
Course title Engineering Approaches in Aerospace: Experimental and Numerical Studies, Design and Prototyping
Institution Istanbul Technical University
Course address Istanbul Technical UniversityITU, Faculty of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Ayazaga Campus, Maslak 34469
City Istanbul
Minimum year of study 3rd year
Minimum level of English Good
Minimum level of French None
Key words experimental aerodynamics, computational fluid dynamics, control and avionics, design, prototyping, structural testing
Language English
Professor responsible Oksan CETINER
Telephone +90 (212) 285 3114
Fax +90 (212) 285 3139
Email cetiner@itu.edu.tr
Participating professors http://www.uubf.itu.edu.tr/Icerik.aspx?sid=2100#akademikhttp://www.uubf.itu.edu.tr/Icerik.aspx?sid=2101#akademik
Number of places Minimum: 5, Maximum: 20, Reserved for local students: 0
Objectives -        to provide students with an introduction to different approaches in aerospace engineering      -   to introduce students to practical applications in aerospace engineering
Programme to be followed

Monday: WIND TUNNELS  Morning: Subsonic Wind Tunnels, Water Channels, Afternoon: Supersonic Wind Tunnels Visit to Trisonic Laboratory

 

Tuesday: CONTROL AND AVIONICS  Morning: Design and Development of Microavionics Systems for UAV Navigation, Guidance and Control, Afternoon: Networked Enabled Control: Path-Planning, Fleet Coordination and Human-Machine Group Interfaces Visit to Control and Avionics Laboratory

 Wednesday: MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES  Morning: Data Acquisition-Pressure Measurements, Afternoon: Calibration-Balance Measurements Visit to Trisonic Laboratory

Thursday: DESIGN, PROTOTYPING AND STRUCTURAL TESTING - Rotorcraft Design  Morning: Use of Virtual Reality in Design and Manufacturing, Computational Fluid Dynamics for Rotorcraft Aerodynamics and other aerospace applications Visit to Rotorcraft Design Center, Afternoon: Reverse Engineering and Prototyping Visit to related facilities, Structural tests of a Helicopter Blade Visit to the Composite Laboratory

Friday: MODERN TECHNIQUES FOR FLOW DIAGNOSTICS  Morning: PIV (Particle Image Velocimetry), Afternoon: CTA (Constant Temperature Anemometry), LDA (Laser Doppler Anemometry) Visit to Trisonic Laboratory
Prerequisites The attendants should be at least in their 3rd year of undergraduate studies in Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or related fields. General knowledge of numerical methods, fluid mechanics, strength of materials and automatic control (basic courses).  
Course exam -        Active participation in the course  -        Evaluation test at the end of the course

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