25th Congress of International Council of the Aeronautical Sciences, 3 - 8 September 2006, Hamburg, Germany
Paper ICAS 2006-1.7.4

RE-ANALYSIS OF A MULTI-MISSION RE-CONFIGURABLE UAV – REVISED DESIGN CONCEPT
H. Hessen, P. Phleps, A. Sinha*, A. Schauenburg*, B. Brueckner
TU Munich, Germany; *RMIT, Australia
Keywords: UAV, Design, Re-Configurable, Multi-Mission

This paper re-analyses the MM-RCUAV concept from the perspective of a viable mission spectrum and alternatives to wing extensions like wing morphing etc. The paper also covers results in CATIA drawings of the design concept.

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25th Congress of International Council of the Aeronautical Sciences, 3 - 8 September 2006, Hamburg, Germany
Paper ICAS 2006-1.7.4

RE-ANALYSIS OF A MULTI-MISSION RE-CONFIGURABLE UAV – REVISED DESIGN CONCEPT

H. Hessen, P. Phleps, A. Sinha, A. Schauenburg, B. Brueckner
TU Munich, Germany; *RMIT, Australia

Keywords: UAV, Design, Re-Configurable, Multi-Mission

This paper re-analyses the MM-RCUAV concept from the perspective of a viable mission spectrum and alternatives to wing extensions like wing morphing etc. The paper also covers results in CATIA drawings of the design concept.

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25th Congress of International Council of the Aeronautical Sciences, 3 - 8 September 2006, Hamburg, Germany Paper ICAS 2006-1.7.4

RE-ANALYSIS OF A MULTI-MISSION RE-CONFIGURABLE UAV – REVISED DESIGN CONCEPT

H. Hessen, P. Phleps, A. Sinha*, A. Schauenburg*, B. Brueckner TU Munich, Germany; *RMIT, Australia

Keywords: UAV, Design, Re-Configurable, Multi-Mission This paper re-analyses the MM-RCUAV concept from the perspective of a viable mission spectrum and alternatives to wing extensions like wing morphing etc. The paper also covers results in CATIA drawings of the design concept.

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25th Congress of International Council of the Aeronautical Sciences, 3 - 8 September 2006, Hamburg, Germany
Paper ICAS 2006-1.7.4

H. Hessen, P. Phleps, A. Sinha, A. Schauenburg, B. Brueckner
TU Munich, Germany; *RMIT, Australia

Keywords: UAV, Design, Re-Configurable, Multi-Mission

This paper re-analyses the MM-RCUAV concept from the perspective of a viable mission spectrum and alternatives to wing extensions like wing morphing etc. The paper also covers results in CATIA drawings of the design concept.