Biologically inspired and biomemetic micro aerial vehicle structures
受生物学启发和仿生微型飞行器结构
基本信息
- 批准号:355702-2008
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 1.31万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:Discovery Grants Program - Individual
- 财政年份:2012
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2012-01-01 至 2013-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
The proposed program focuses on the design, optimization, fabrication and testing of flexible artificial biologically-inspired and biomimetic wings for application to micro aerial vehicles (MAVs) and insect flight studies. Micro aerial vehicles are being considered for numerous applications in civil defence, critical infrastructure monitoring, disaster relief and environmental studies. However, the development of efficient and functional MAVs is being held back in part by a lack of low cost fabrication techniques for the thin flexible multifunctional structures required for the flight surfaces. One possible approach is to turn to nature for biologically-inspired and/or biomimetic solutions. Using insect wings as a guide, novel composite materials and processing techniques will be developed to produce lightweight, multifunctional and low cost wings with high fidelity and repeatability. These wings will be used in insect flight studies by the collaborators at Carleton University. The artificial wings will also be compared to actual insect wings for their relative performance in terms of flexibility, lift coefficient and weight. Three students will have the opportunity to work on this program to develop the processes and design solutions required for these novel structures. The students will carry out their research as part of a team of collaborators at the National Research Council Institute for Aerospace Research and Carleton University's Department of Biology.
拟议项目的重点是柔性人工仿生机翼的设计、优化、制造和测试,以应用于微型飞行器(MAV)和昆虫飞行研究。 微型飞行器正在考虑用于民防、关键基础设施监测、救灾和环境研究等领域的众多应用。 然而,由于缺乏飞行表面所需的薄型柔性多功能结构的低成本制造技术,高效和功能性微型飞行器的开发受到部分阻碍。 一种可能的方法是向大自然寻求受生物学启发和/或仿生的解决方案。 以昆虫翅膀为指导,开发新型复合材料和加工技术,生产出轻质、多功能、低成本、高保真度和可重复性的翅膀。 卡尔顿大学的合作者将使用这些翅膀进行昆虫飞行研究。 人造翅膀还将与实际昆虫翅膀在灵活性、升力系数和重量方面的相对性能进行比较。 三名学生将有机会参与该项目,开发这些新颖结构所需的流程和设计解决方案。 学生们将作为国家研究委员会航空航天研究所和卡尔顿大学生物系合作团队的一部分进行研究。
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