The Progress and Application of Aerodynamics of the TOL Modes of Flying Vehicle

Authors

  • Zhengyang Shi

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/hset.v13i.1340

Keywords:

Aerodynamics, Flying Vehicle, state-of-art products.

Abstract

In general, flying vehicle represents for hybrid vehicle possesses fixed wing and the ability to fly based on aerodynamics principles. This paper will discuss the aerodynamic technology from the perspective of the application of flying vehicles. Specifically, the aerodynamic concepts such as lift, and wing design will be discussed. Moreover, the current state-of-art of the flying vehicle will be discussed. In addition, the state-of-art specific products will be introduced to help explain the current state-of-art. According to the analysis, the flying vehicle has great prospects. In the future, it is possible to eliminate traffic congestion and relieve pressure on the present metropolitan transportation network by applying this technology. Overall, these results shed light on the guiding the further exploration of flying vehicle in terms of aerodynamics.

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Published

21-08-2022