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Southampton 2

P Bradshaw. EDXCW. Southampton 2. Develop Capabilities for Multiple Challenges. Past : one single concept to best meet all requirements. Past : one single concept to best meet all requirements. Past : one single concept to best meet all requirements.

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Southampton 2

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  1. P Bradshaw EDXCW Southampton 2

  2. Develop Capabilities for Multiple Challenges Past : one single concept to best meet all requirements Past : one single concept to best meet all requirements Past : one single concept to best meet all requirements Today : a family of concepts tailored to fit specific sets of requirements Requirements The idea is to select the concepts to explore the more relevant capabilities and meet the widest range of challenges

  3. Understand the Challenges SYSTEM MARKET ENVIRONMENT The key driving factors for the future air transport system have been captured and analysed MARKET REQUIREMENTS 1. High Productivity 2. Low cost of operation 3. Superior reliability/maintainability 4. Comfort / health driven cabin design 5. Low cost of acquisition 6. High flexibility/updatability 7. Family Concept design 8. Market specialisation ENVIRONMENTAL PRESSURE 9. Low noise 10. Reduced emissions 11. Low manufacturing impact INTEGRATION IN THE SYSTEM 12. Solution to airport congestion 13. Good airport compatibility 14. Exploiting new ATM opportunities

  4. Select the Champions From the foreseen range of requirements, Airbus has selected typical concepts, as most able to drive the innovations in their respective field of difficulty : The Simple Flying Bus The Proactive Green The Payload Driven The Value of Speed The Flying Truck Irrespective of final future product configurations, the champions will act as basic vectors, describing the whole set of future capability development

  5. Extend the Capability Limits System Market Environment Development of the Champion Concepts will extend the capability limits beyond the natural trend of the classic configuration, as shown in the following assessment Classic Configuration (ref.) Simple Flying Bus Proactive Green Payload Driven Value of Speed 1 Value of Speed 2 Flying Truck Classic configuration used as reference (red line)

  6. Wing & High Lift Devices

  7. Weight and Drag Balance +5dc datum +2t +1t drag datum -1t MWE -5dc -2t Minimising Operating Cost means balancing weight and drag benefits

  8. Span vs Area vs Block Fuel Span and Area Trades Mission Efficiency 6 15 Design Mission (500 nm) 4 10 Area Span Vapp limit 2 5 const. AR 33.4m Baseline DOCM Block Fuel Change [%] 0 0 TTC limit 2 145m -2 -5 -4 -10 38.7m 2 125m Fuel limit boundary 3500nm -6 -15

  9. Span vs Area vs DOC/ Weight Span and Area Trades Weight 15 10 Span 5 Wing Weight Change [%] 0 -5 -10 Area 38.7m Baseline 2 145m wing weight for iso Vapp 33.4m 2 125m Span and Area Trades Operator Cost 0.7 Design Mission (500 nm) • Other key trades include: • DOC vs A/C price vs Fuel price • Fuel margin vs Area vs Span • Aircraft Price vs Area vs Span 2 145m 0.6 6 Span 0.5 0.4 4 CoC 0.3 0.2 2 EDP Change [%] 0.1 0 0 Baseline -0.1 Area 2 125m -0.2 -2 33.4m -0.3 38.7m Fuel Price assumened at 0.7 $/Gal -0.4 -4

  10. Requirements for High Lift Devices Clmax limit Vapproach = 1.23 x Vs1g + 5 kts CLapproach = f(CLmax) Vapproach = 1.23 x Vs1g + 15 (20) kts cruise • Provide sufficient lift to meet Vapp • Avoid tail-strike @ touch down • Avoid NLG first impact @ touchdown for High speed landing Max Alpha cases CL Overspeed cases CL0 NLG First Impact Tailstrike Alpha

  11. Typical Airbus • Description • High lift: Slats, single slotted fowler flaps & aileron • Roll control: o/b aileron & spoilers • Load control: o/b aileron & spoilers • Lift reduction: spoilers • Speed brake: spoilers

  12. This document and all information contained herein is the sole property of AIRBUS UK LTD. No intellectual property rights are granted by the delivery of this document or the disclosure of its content. This document shall not be reproduced or disclosed to a third party without the express written consent of AIRBUS UK LTD. This document and its content shall not be used for any purpose other than that for which it is supplied. The statements made herein do not constitute an offer. They are based on the mentioned assumptions and are expressed in good faith. Where the supporting grounds for these statements are not shown, AIRBUS UK LTD will be pleased to explain the basis thereof.

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