Eliott Wertheimer
One of the only comprehensive, detailed and approachable online courses taking you through the physics behind wings and propellers to then teach you how to use Actuator Disk theory or Blade Element Theory in MATLAB to model, design and simulate the performance of propellers accurately in real life conditions.
Today, propellers and wings are central to ensuring the functioning of some of the most important and impressive machines created by mankind. From personal drones, to airplanes, how does apparently such simple engineering devices create forces literally out of thin air, and how can you harness the wonderful Physics behind them?
This course gives you the opportunity to learn and do the following:
– Understand Aerodynamics and Pressure.
– Understand the Physics behind Wings and Propellers.
– Understand Actuator Disk Theory from its fundamentals and use it to estimate Propellers’ Power, Thrust and Efficiency.
– Understand Blade Element Theory from its fundamentals.
– Implement Blade Element Theory in MATLAB and use it to fully design and/or simulate propellers in real flight conditions.
I will thoroughly detail and walk you through each of these concepts and techniques and explain down to their fundamental principles, all concepts and subject–specific vocabulary. This course is the ideal beginner, intermediate or advanced learning platform for the mathematics and physics behind wings and propellers as well as the use of MATLAB in engineering design and simulation. Whatever your background, whether you are a student, an engineer, a sci–fi addict, an amateur roboticist, a drone builder, a computer scientist or a business or sports person, you will master the physics behind propellers and learn how to use the power of MATLAB to design and simulate your own propellers for any project you might have, whether pure curiosity or a full–sized aircraft!
Instructor Details
Courses : 2
Specification: Design and Simulate the Aerodynamics of Propellers in MATLAB
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| Price | $11.99 |
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| Duration | 4 hours |
| Year | 2019 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
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Romain Sg –
Great course, As a final year in my Meng of Aerospatial Engineering, it was a super direct and helpful course that helped me go through a challenging project. Definitely recommend it!
Isabelle Guerre –
Cours tr s int ressant, suivre. Formateur extr mement comp tent.
Ahmed Ajward –
I used the framework of your code to help develope code as the basis. I am trying to analyse propellers where the flow is not exactly all axial flow. Thanks for the information. Where did you get it from it would be nice to read some textbooks and stuff on the same material. Thanks again 🙂
Christos Nikolaou –
Thank you very much for this great tutorial! very informative and well structured
Simon Jones –
Really useful, I was struggling to code my propeller for my MSc thesis (lots of different methodologies presented by different people, plus I was constantly getting negative thrust values and silly efficiency values). However, this has cleared up a few queries I had and gives me good validation for my code. Thanks a lot for the in depth explanation.
Muhammad Usman –
this seems very informative. and the way course is progressing step by step is great
Prasanna Kumar –
yes, it was a good match and the course was very informative.
Manoj –
who has no prior knowlede in aerodynamics, they wont understand all these technical jargons, you must show the basic how airplanes works their propellers, wings, how lifts and drags, etc i literally could not understand the curvature of flights and which curvature works in which scenarios.
Praneet Kumar Sahoo –
very nicely explained!!