Vibrational Analysis of Mini - Unmanned Aerial Vehicles due to Gun Recoil

N. Rino Nelson; P.M. Siva

doi:10.4028/p-23x9u4

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Vibrational Analysis of Mini - Unmanned Aerial Vehicles due to Gun Recoil

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In 21st century, battlefields are being occupied by Artificial Intelligence (AI) controlled machines and one of its kind is mini-unmanned aerial vehicles. Upon arming the mini-UAVs, the load distribution and characterizing the vibrational behavior are important for its safe operation. Usually, the gun recoil force gets transferred to the platform of the mini-UAV, leading to instability or failure of the platform along with the gun. Mini-UAVs being too small don’t have the space to set the conventional recoil reduction mechanism. So, it is important to design a mechanism or alternative propellant for achieving the equivalent explosive force instead of TNT. Also, the influence of explosion on the vibration characteristics of the mini-UAV is studied. The high-pressure gas is found as the best alternative to TNT material, for reducing the deflection produced. This work primarily concentrates on determining the deflection and frequency induced in mini-UAVs. By using a pressure canister arrangement, the vibration characteristics under recoil can be improved.

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Engineering Innovations (Volume 4)

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9-14

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https://doi.org/10.4028/p-23x9u4

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February 2023

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N. Rino Nelson*, P.M. Siva

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Mini-UAVs, Pressure Canister, Recoil, Resonance, Vibration

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