Abstract

Regulatory and technical documentation, design features and methods of fuselage transport category aircraft design was performed and identified the need to update design methods and calculate the characteristics of the fuselage using parametric models and integrated design systems CAD / CAM / CAE / PLM. The method of integrated fuselage design of transport category aircraft is developed and theoretically substantiated. Within the framework of the proposed method, parametric models of master geometry, aerodynamic flow and mass-inertial characteristics of the fuselage were created, taking into account the design features of transport aircraft.The proposed method was used to study the influence of geometric parameters of fuselage nose section on aerodynamic and mass characteristics of the fuselage, showing the efficiency of work with parametric models.The choice of parameters of the fuselage nose section in preliminary and sketch design of a promising aircraft for local airlines is justified, which allowed to implement and test the suitability of the proposed method for in new competitive aircraft designing process.The use of the method for integrated fuselage design for local aircraft allowed to determine the rational configuration of the nose section of the fuselage and increase the fuel efficiency of the aircraft by 6.4%, reduce the aerodynamic drag of the fuselage by 10%, increase the viewing angle from the cockpit by 10%. and ensure compliance with current regulatory and technical documentation, as well as determine the mass-inertial characteristics of the fuselage and its parts and form a list of cockpit equipment that will meet flight safety requirements, taking into account the operating conditions and modifications of the aircraft.The configuration of the nose section of the aircraft fuselage for local airlines has been developed, which allows to fit modern requirements for cockpit equipment and layout, low fuselage impedance and high aerodynamic quality and fuel efficiency in cruising mode at speeds up to 850 km / h (M = 0, 8). As a result of verification using other methods and parameters of existing aircraft, the accuracy of the results obtained using the proposed method at the level of 5% was confirmed.

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