Helicopter Toy Parts and Material Analysis

Helicopter Toy Parts and Material AnalysisT sufficient of Contents1. Introduction2. Selection serve of Suitable Materials3. Potential Failure of Product4. Sustainable Engineering Aspects of Selected Materials5. Practical bodilys evaluationHelicopter BaseHeli PipeHelicopter CaseHelicopter rotor6. Conclusion7. References1. IntroductionNow-a-days all over the world workout of technology has been increased more than demands. In all aspects technology is surrounded us. Such use of technology comes from the concept of automation. To automate the chat system in the air helicopter connects the era to a new technological world. Helicopter has do the communication easier than before. It is used even the security purpose recently.Helicopter mainly is used in the defense sector of a country. But today at both university is taking advanced step to do research on helicopter. Helicopter toy is used to do aero self-propelling research in university laboratories. Drone is the modish recent research of helicopter.e genuinelything should be automated that is the motive of people of every sphere. Complexity of parts extract increases with the demands of them. To select the appropriate parts for a harvesting implementation one is to take so many risks and hazards. It is not easy to choose quality harvests to be implemented. Quality product selection process enhances complete process of the product implementation. New research demands new types of parts to buy for latest technology. Latest technology expands the way to do research more in the advanced aim.2. Selection Process of Suitable MaterialsBefore running a project or product we need to select appropriate materials that are obtainable and appropriate for our design and design implementation. Some points need to be remembered before buying parts such as costs, availability, acceptability, material properties, environment friendly or not, stressing capability and so forth Depending on these properties product is designed and shows performance. The best the quality of material the best the performance of the product. Performance evaluation completely depends on these properties.For conniving a helicopter the following parts are needed for basic functioning. Such as body, blade, blade shaft, fans, case, rotor, heli base, heli pipe etc. These parts are made of aluminum, plastic, carbon fiber, fiber glass etc. All the parts are available at stores. All the parts are bought separately from the near able and reliable stores and then assembled. After complete assembling a helicopter gets ready. After doing that rotating parts are set. The machine code need to be embed and make the helicopter ready to fly. Maximum helicopter runs with remote control. If it happens then a remote control need to be bought with higher performance and radiocommunication frequency quality. If the remote control efficiency degrades then helicopter will not be operated from remote distance.Remote control insures some area enter on the board. The left portion controls the collective control and right side button controls the cyclic controls. It overly contains throttle stick, direction stick, left and right trims buttons etc.3. Potential Failure of ProductSome critical moments rises after buying the materials. The parts do not show their performances perfectly according to their specifications. Like, for helicopter, a rotor does not rotate according to the code embedded. This occurs because of the temperature or other natural effects. If any product says it is 100% efficient it shows 80-90% efficiency in reality. Some dispute happens each time. Calculations should be done considering these unavoidable issues.Potential misery contains the admixture fatigue and creep and their effects. When fatigue occur the metal get weakened and metal stress capability is lessened. Frequent loading and unloading cause fatigue to the metal properties. Fatigue depends on some other natural criteria such as tem perature, humidity and metal stress. The stress tolerance capability of metal indicates the longevity. High stress tolerance let the metals to be lasted for more time. Steadiness of materials provides services to the essential products.Another effect of failure or damage is creep of metal. Creep stands for deformation. Deformation of particles inside the metal depicts in the microscopic view.4. Sustainable Engineering Aspects of Selected MaterialsAt the time of choosing materials for design engineering value should be added to this design. Engineering term increases the value of products. Engineering terms introduce a product with technical aspects. Every materials/parts should be technically evaluated. Technical evaluation makes the product acceptance to all. If a product meets the technical specification perfectly then the product is favorable for use. Technical specification depicts the product life cycle at once. Having higher product development life cycle lasting for long ti mes.Sustainability aspects of engineering contain four types of aspects. These are very suitable for a design a product and its implementation. These areDevelopment process aspect defines sustainability of a process of product development at initial level. It considers the usage not only of natural but also financial resources.Maintenance process aspect defines the sustainability of product during its upkeep time. It occurs until the new system replacement.System production aspect is the sustainability of product as a real product.System usage aspect is the sustainability in the application level of a product as a real life product.5. Practical materials evaluationHelicopter BaseFor better performance of helicopter base material should be strong and stress free. Corrosion is a real enemy of any metal substance. Base should be designed like a helicopter can land easily and comfortably. For this design magnesium and aluminum has been selected. The total substance of the heli base is a mixture of magnesium and Aluminum. Where the percentage of Aluminum is 2.38% and Magnesium is 97.62% in the aspect of weight. The table showing the percentage of Aluminum and Magnesium is given belowHeli Base Material ListHeli PipeHeli pipe is very important portion of helicopter development. It stands with the heli rotor. It helps rotor to head for the hills smoothly and swiftly.Helicopter CaseHelicopter case is for carrying the helicopter equipment together. All the equipment can be settled here. The case may be made of aluminum, fiber, plastic or steel.Table for case of helicopterHelicopter RotorHeli rotor is the part that rotates and helps the helicopter to move upward. It rotates horizontally. It depends on the aerodynamic effects. The rotor consists of spider, blade, slider, pitch control rod, mast, damper, scissors assy, extension rod etc. The rotor moves not only horizontally but also vertically. It functions with the decentralized force to move. Using this feature it m ove left, right, up and down direction.From the above table it is clear a comparison has been done with Nr = 3 and Nr = 4. mainstay 2 stands for Nr3 and column 3 stands for Nr 4. Column 3 S0 value is less than column 4 where, W value upto Fmax is greater than column 4.6. ConclusionAs helicopter is used frequently in the university researches its parts should be used more carefully. Doped materials can be harmful for product performance and evaluation. Aero dynamic calculation should be done very carefully with technical evaluation because if there is an unwanted occurrence from nature the product will face failure permanently. This should be in mind.7. ReferencesBudiyono, T. Sudyanto, H. Lesmana (2008), First Principle Approach to Modeling of Small Scale HelicopterJ. 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