Aircraft with multiple rotor wings combined with fixed wings
A fixed-wing and aircraft technology, applied in the field of aviation aircraft, can solve the problems of large air resistance of the rotor, long range and cruising time, poor endurance, etc., and achieve the effect of improving flight time, aircraft flexibility, and improving stability
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Embodiment 1
[0037] When the aircraft is vertically lifted, it is in the rotor flight mode. The flight control system controls the linkage mechanism through the steering gear to tilt the tilting base, so that the front row of rotors is located on the horizontal plane above the fixed wing, and the rear row of rotors is located below the fixed wing. At this time, the rotor motor is driven, and the front rotors, rear rotors and wingtip rotors can rotate simultaneously to provide lift for the aircraft. The multi-rotors provide lift to make the aircraft quickly rise to the required height, and keep the rotor speed constant to maintain the aircraft. Hovering and high stability, the vertical lift of the aircraft can be applied to operations in relatively narrow spaces.
Embodiment 2
[0039] When the aircraft is sailing, the flight mode can be combined with the rotor and the fixed wing at this time. The flight control system controls the linkage mechanism through the steering gear to tilt the tilting base, so that the front row of rotors tilts toward the nose of the fuselage, and the rotation plane is vertical. On the fixed-wing plane, the rear rotors tilt toward the tail of the fuselage, the rotation plane is perpendicular to the horizontal plane of the fixed wing, and the direction of the wingtip rotor remains unchanged. At this time, it is the combined flight mode of the rotor and the fixed wing. The front rotor and the rear rotor are The aircraft provides the power to fly forward. At the same time, the wingtip rotors on both sides of the fixed wing can clear the wingtip circulation of the aircraft during flight and reduce its flight resistance. The flight speed of the aircraft has been improved, and it can reach the designated place quickly.
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Embodiment 3
[0043] When the aircraft lands, it is in the rotor flight mode at this time. The flight control system controls the linkage mechanism through the steering gear to tilt the tilting base, so that the front rotors return to the horizontal plane above the fixed wings, and the rear rotors return to the level below the fixed wings. On the horizontal plane, the rotor provides lift at this time, and the aircraft can hover, and then reduce the rotation speed of the rotor motor, so that the aircraft can land vertically.
[0044] An aircraft combining multi-rotors and fixed wings combines the advantages of vertical take-off and landing of rotorcraft and high flight efficiency of fixed-wing aircraft, so that the take-off site of the aircraft is no longer restricted, and at the same time, the flight is more stable and the voyage distance is significantly increased. The rotor tilt mechanism and the recovery space for the rotor and tilt mechanism are added to the aircraft, so that the rotor o...
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