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Verification and numerical simulation of advanced composite inlet in compliance of airworthiness impact requirements
Doubrava, Radek ; Oberthor, Martin ; Raška, Jan ; Bělský, Petr ; Doubrava, Karel ; Dvořák, Milan
Bird or hail stone strikes are an important phenomenon which must be considered during aircraft design. Most of major bird or hail strike incidents result from engine ingestion. As engines are the sole thrust providing mechanisms of an aircraft, it is critical to investigate and mitigate the effects of bird or hail strikes on engine inlets and systems to the greatest extent possible. The article presents application of test verified numerical simulation for design and full-scale test verification of advanced composite air inlet for new generation of jet trainer aircraft from point of view of high speed impact resistance. The physical bird and hail impact tests were performed at the Czech Aerospace Research Centre (VZLÚ) according to airworthiness requirements. The measurement during impact test were performed by high-speed camera, Fiber Bragg Grating (FGB) sensors and strain gauges in cooperation with Czech Technical University (CTU) in Prague. The results from full-scale bird and hail strike tests were compared with numerical simulation.
Využití lavinových fotodiod pro diagnostiku Thomsonova rozptylu na tokamacích
Aftanas, Milan ; Bělský, Petr ; Böhm, Petr ; Weinzettl, Vladimír ; Brotánková, Jana ; Barth, R. ; van der Meiden, H.
The COMPASS tokamak, originally from UKAEA, Culham laboratory, U.K., will be reinstalled at Institute of Plasma Physics, Prague. The scientific programme is focused mainly on the investigation of the edge plasma region with high temperature and density gradients called pedestal. Many innovations will be done and new diagnostics have to be constructed. One of the key diagnostics is an incoherent Thomson scattering for measurements of electron temperature Te and density ne with a high spatial resolution. In this paper a possibility of using a Nd:YAG laser in combination with a detection system based on Avalanche Photodiodes is discussed.
Nový systém s vysokým rozlišením pro měření Thomsonova rozptylu na tokamaku COMPASS
Brotánková, Jana ; Bělský, Petr ; Weinzettl, Vladimír ; Böhm, Petr ; Barth, R. ; van der Meiden, H.
Thomson Scattering (TS) is a powerful technique capable to measure electron temperature and electron density. For TS on the COMPASS tokamak, several possible systems were considered and relevant parameters were calculated for both edge and core plasma studies. To attain the expected values of electron density and temperature, two possibilities were chosen to be the most suitable: (i) Nd-YAG laser at the second harmonic frequency with Littrow spectrometers with ICCD cameras (for both core and edge systems), and (ii) Nd-YAG laser at the first harmonic frequency with Littrow spectrometer with CMOS camera (for the core) and spectral filters with APDs (for the edge).
Nová diagnostika pomocí Thomsonova rozptylu pro tokamak COMPASS
Aftanas, Milan ; Bělský, Petr ; Böhm, Petr ; Weinzettl, Vladimír ; Brotánková, Jana ; Barth, R. ; van der Meiden, H.
The COMPASS tokamak, originally from UKAEA, Culham laboratory, U.K., will be reinstalled at Institute of Plasma Physics, Prague. The scientific programme is focused mainly on the investigation of the edge plasma region with high temperature and density gradients called pedestal. Many innovations will be done and new diagnostics have to be constructed. One of the key diagnostics is an incoherent Thomson scattering for measurements of electron temperature Te and density ne with a high spatial resolution. Several construction options are considered. In this paper a possibility of using a Nd:YAG laser in combination with a detection system based on Avalanche Photodiodes is discussed.
Nová diagnostika pomocí Thomsonova rozptylu pro tokamak COMPASS
Brotánková, Jana ; Bělský, Petr ; Weinzettl, Vladimír ; Böhm, Petr
The COMPASS tokamak is being re-installed at IPP Prague after its transfer from Culham, U.K. Within the innovation, new diagnostics will be constructed, including a High Resolution Thomson Scattering System measuring electron temperature (Te) and electron density (ne) profiles. Scientific programme of the COMPASS tokamak is focused on the pedestal studies, thus the main stress will be laid on the edge part of the system.

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