Survivability rate among pilots in case of ejection
Journal Title: INCAS BULLETIN - Year 2015, Vol 7, Issue 2
Abstract
The current paper presents a statistical analysis of a recent research made by the author [1], showing the factors causing the accidents that happened in Romanian Air Force from 1952 to 2014. Also the decision of ejection is analyzed. The study contains 225 events: 110 catastrophes and 115 accidents. 280 fighter pilots and 235 aircraft were involved in this analysis. The below information is a personal one and does not reflect an official position of the Ministry of National Defence.
Authors and Affiliations
GHEORGHIU Alexandru , BOSCOIANU Mircea
[b]SIMULATION OF WAKE VORTEX AIRCRAFT IN GROUND EFFECT[/b]
The problem developed in this paper is encountered in airplane aerodynamics and concerns the influence of long life longitudinal wake vortices generated by wing tips or by external obstacles such as reactors or landing g...
SIMULAND - A CODE TO ANALYZE DYNAMIC EFFECTS DURING LANDING
The landing gear of an aircraft is part of the aircraft structure. It is the most critical part of the flight mission and also the component that will likely cause the most problems in the aircraft design. The landing ge...
Assessment of Mechanical Properties of Biocomposite Material by using Sawdust and Rice Husk
This paper presents an experimental study on the development of biocomposite material by using sawdust (SD) and rice husk (RH). The use of composite in the present production has increased dramatically since the 1970’s....
BOOK REVIEWS: Numerical Methods in Fluid Dynamics (Metode Numerice in Dinamica Fluidelor), Sterian DANAILA, Corneliu BERBENTE Published by Editura Academiei Romane, Bucuresti, 2003, ISBN 973-27-0958-8
A Mathematical and Numerical Model for the Analysis of Hybrid Rocket Motors
The hybrid rocket motors (HRM) use a two-phase propellant system. This offers some remarkable advantages but also arises some difficulties like the neutralization of their instabilities. The non-acoustic combustion insta...