Asrel Aerospace Research Letters

3 articles published in Asrel Aerospace Research Letters with the keyword "İHA": Materıals Used ın UAV Aırframe Structures; Design and Longitudinal Stability Analysis of a Stealth Unmanned Aerial Vehicle; Thermodynamic Analysis Of An Air Compressor Of Micro Turbojet Engines Used For Propulsion In UAVs

Materıals Used ın UAV Aırframe Structures

Bahri Kaan Sarıkaya, Oğuzhan Yaykın, Ali Temir, sezer çoban

Asrel Aerospace Research Letters, 2026, Vol 5, Issue 1, Page 53-58

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) have an increasingly important role in many civilian and military fields such as defense, agriculture, logistics, and surveillance. With advancements in technology, the performance, durability, and operational efficiency of UAVs have also improved significantly. One...

Design and Longitudinal Stability Analysis of a Stealth Unmanned Aerial Vehicle

Zekiye Çinar, RABİA UZUN, Tolunay DAĞ, Tuğrul Oktay

Asrel Aerospace Research Letters, 2025, Vol 4, Issue 2, Page 153-167

This study includes the design and investigation stability of aircraft. The designed unnamed air vehicle (UAV) mission is conducting observation and gather intelligence without being detected by enemy radars. The designed UAV has fixed wing, mass of 10 kg and cruising speed of 30 m/s. The most...

Thermodynamic Analysis Of An Air Compressor Of Micro Turbojet Engines Used For Propulsion In UAVs

Ali Ismayilli, Mahmut Sami Büker

Asrel Aerospace Research Letters, 2024, Vol 3, Issue 1, Page 27-43

In this study, computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and thermodynamic analyses of the radial compressor whell, one of the key components of the small-scale micro turbojet engine used for propulsion in UAV’s, were conducted. The micro turbojet engine was analyzed under sea level conditions (101.325...

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