H202 rotor Tip-Jet propulsion system

French translation: système de propulsion du rotor à fusées au peroxyde d'hydrogène (H2O2)

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English term or phrase: H202 rotor Tip-Jet propulsion system
French translation:système de propulsion du rotor à fusées au peroxyde d'hydrogène (H2O2)
Entered by: FX Fraipont (X)

11:29 Nov 25, 2015
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Tech/Engineering - Aerospace / Aviation / Space / Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
English term or phrase: H202 rotor Tip-Jet propulsion system
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Context: The X is a high-tech UAV which utilizes a revolutionary based H202 rotor Tip-Jet propulsion system.

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Maliki Kamara
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Local time: 01:30
système de propulsion du rotor à fusées au peroxyde d'hydrogène (H2O2)
Explanation:
"Your average whirleybird is driven by a big motor in the middle, spinning the blades one way and, as per Newton, rotating the body of the craft the other. A tail rotor counteracts the force, but a more efficient solution is to have the rotors power themselves, which is exactly how the Dragonfly DF1 works. It has tiny, hydrogen-peroxide jets on the blade tips, spinning them up without pushing the body of the helo in the other way -- though a small tail rotor is still needed to turn the craft. "
http://www.engadget.com/2010/03/17/dragonfly-jet-powered-hel...

"http://www.forum-autogire.com/t111-Entrainement-du-roto...
du fait de la constitution des pales actuelles en alliage d'aluminum .... Cet hélicoptère qui fonctionne au peroxyde d'hydrogène avait une .... J'y ai pensé aussi, mais connaissant mal les moteurs fusée à peroxyde, ils me font un peu peur. ... Certes, Il faudrait environ 1 kg de poussée en bout de chaque pale ..."
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Local time: 03:30
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h202 rotor tip-jet propulsion system
système de propulsion du rotor à fusées au peroxyde d'hydrogène (H2O2)


Explanation:
"Your average whirleybird is driven by a big motor in the middle, spinning the blades one way and, as per Newton, rotating the body of the craft the other. A tail rotor counteracts the force, but a more efficient solution is to have the rotors power themselves, which is exactly how the Dragonfly DF1 works. It has tiny, hydrogen-peroxide jets on the blade tips, spinning them up without pushing the body of the helo in the other way -- though a small tail rotor is still needed to turn the craft. "
http://www.engadget.com/2010/03/17/dragonfly-jet-powered-hel...

"http://www.forum-autogire.com/t111-Entrainement-du-roto...
du fait de la constitution des pales actuelles en alliage d'aluminum .... Cet hélicoptère qui fonctionne au peroxyde d'hydrogène avait une .... J'y ai pensé aussi, mais connaissant mal les moteurs fusée à peroxyde, ils me font un peu peur. ... Certes, Il faudrait environ 1 kg de poussée en bout de chaque pale ..."

FX Fraipont (X)
Belgium
Local time: 03:30
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Merci !

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agree  Tony M
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agree  Daryo
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