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The Greenliner Environmentally Friendly Aircraft

The Greenliner Environmentally Friendly Aircraft. Tom Berger AA241B 3/14/06. Why Environmentally Friendly?. Increasing Demand for Aviation  Growing Impact on Environment Regulations: ACARE Report “European Aeronautics – a Vision for 2020” Reduce fuel consumption and CO 2 emissions by 50%

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The Greenliner Environmentally Friendly Aircraft

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  1. The GreenlinerEnvironmentally Friendly Aircraft Tom Berger AA241B 3/14/06

  2. Why Environmentally Friendly? • Increasing Demand for Aviation  Growing Impact on Environment • Regulations: ACARE Report “European Aeronautics – a Vision for 2020” • Reduce fuel consumption and CO2 emissions by 50% • To reduce NOX emissions by 80% • Reduce perceived external noise by 50 per cent. • Current Aircraft in Production • Boeing 787, Airbus A350

  3. Baseline - Design

  4. Baseline - Requirements

  5. Baseline – Summary Chart

  6. Modifications • MTOW: • 447310  379240 lbs • Sref: • 4000  2987.8 ft2 • Thrust per engine • 66138  59204 lbs • Wing AR • 9.5  11 • Sh/Sref • 0.175  0.2667

  7. Final Design

  8. Final Design - Requirements

  9. Final Design - Specifications

  10. Final Design - Summary

  11. Emissions * Source: SAS Emission Calculator ** 65% Average Cabin Factor *** ACARE

  12. Future Work • Short Term • Cruise Altitude • Drag • Long Term • Engine Design • Aircraft Design

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