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Introducción a la Ingeniería del Helicóptero (edX)

Introducción a la Ingeniería del Helicóptero (edX)

El curso proporciona una introducción del conocimiento aplicado de la aerodinámica, aeromecánica, mecánica del vuelo, estructura e ingeniería de los sistemas del helicóptero, que permita identificar y resolver problemas aplicando, con creatividad, los conocimientos adquiridos para finalizar con la aplicación de los conocimientos al análisis de un diseño preliminar de un helicóptero. The course provides an overview of applied knowledge of aerodynamics, aeromechanics, flight mechanics, structures and engineering of helicopter systems. The objective of this brief description is to acquire the skills and capabilities to identify and solve elementary problems of preliminary design of a helicopter.

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La necesidad de conocer los vehículos aeroespaciales y sus sistemas de vuelo exige el conocimiento adecuado y aplicado a la Ingeniería de los diferentes métodos de cálculo y diseño en el campo aeroespacial; el uso de la experimentación aerodinámica y de los parámetros más significativos en la aplicación teórica; el acercamiento a las técnicas experimentales, equipamiento e instrumentos de medida propios de la disciplina; la simulación, diseño, análisis e interpretación de experimentación y operaciones en vuelo; los sistemas de mantenimiento y certificación de aeronaves.
Estas necesidades se acometen de diversas formas en el sector aeroespacial dependiendo de si es un vehículo espacial, una aeronave de ala fija y una aeronave de ala rotatoria. Es esta última la que centra el objetivo de esta asignatura introductoria hacia conocimientos de mayor envergadura en curso de master o especialización.

What you'll learn

  • Conocimiento y comprensión de los diferentes tipos de aeronaves de alas rotatorias y sus características
  • Conocimiento y comprensión de la configuración general de los helicópteros y sus principales sistemas y características
  • Conocimiento y comprensión elemental de la fenomenología y aerodinámica de los rotores
  • Conocimiento de las teorías que permiten el cálculo básico de las actuaciones de un helicóptero en sus diferentes regímenes de vuelo
  • Conocimiento, comprensión y aplicación, de forma básica, de las actuaciones y maniobras de los helicópteros
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