Encyclopedia of Aerospace Engineering 2016
DOI: 10.1002/9780470686652.eae1157
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Electric Drives for Propulsion System of Transport Aircraft

Abstract: Following the hybridization or complete electrification strategy of the electric drive pursued on terrestrial vehicles, the aviation industry is considering with great attention the application of electrical technology and power electronics for transport aircraft. The growing interest towards electric application in transport aircraft is driven by the ambitious targets for aviation declared by Europe and by the United-States of America and is motivated by the growing evidence that evolutionary improvement of t… Show more

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“…The purely electric propulsion system is composed of the power supply system and electric propulsion system and does not need an engine. Pure electric aircraft has the advantage of zero emission during flight, and the noise level during the aircraft operation is often very low [32]. However, due to limited accumulators technology, the load, flight speed, flight range, and flight duration of this type of aircraft are limited; it is difficult for large airliners to use them at present [33].A research team at the University of Cambridge in the UK developed the world's first hybrid aircraft in 2012, which uses a parallel hybrid system equipped with a piston engine and an electric motor.…”
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“…The purely electric propulsion system is composed of the power supply system and electric propulsion system and does not need an engine. Pure electric aircraft has the advantage of zero emission during flight, and the noise level during the aircraft operation is often very low [32]. However, due to limited accumulators technology, the load, flight speed, flight range, and flight duration of this type of aircraft are limited; it is difficult for large airliners to use them at present [33].A research team at the University of Cambridge in the UK developed the world's first hybrid aircraft in 2012, which uses a parallel hybrid system equipped with a piston engine and an electric motor.…”
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confidence: 99%