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Orca eVTOL Aeronau Medicala d'Urgéncia per Soma Varga, Zsolt Koltai and Akos Matyus

Lo dissènh Orca eVTOL Aeronau Medicala d'Urgéncia per Soma Varga, Zsolt Koltai and Akos Matyus es un laureat autfo estimfo del prestigfo 2021 A' Design Award de Bronze dins la Categoria de Competfo Aeronòta.


BronzeAeronòta· 2021

Orca eVTOL Aeronau Medicala d'Urgéncia

per Soma Varga, Zsolt Koltai and Akos Matyus

Client : Orca Aerospace

Laureat del A' Design Award de Bronze dins la Categoria Aeronòta

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Lo Concèpte

A prepaus de Orca eVTOL Aeronau Medicala d'Urgéncia

Orca eVTOL es un aeronau medicau d'urgéncia amb capacitat de decolatge e d'aterratge verticals electrics. Aqueste aeronau amb un sol pilòt pòrta tres personas e es bastit en materials compòsits de fibra de carbòni. Sèt motors electrics independents, alimentats per batarias basadas sul litiom, fornisson la propulsion e apondon de seguretat. L'envergadura es de 12,45 mètres e la longor de 8,1 mètres. Los motors electrics s'aviman en qualques segondas, mentre que los motors a turbina an besonh d'un temps d'escalfament. Lo vòl amb alas permet una velocitat de crosièra mai nauta qu'un aeronau a rotor, çò que fa que los pacients arriban mai lèu al tractament.

La Reconoissença

A prepaus del A' Design Award de Bronze

Orca eVTOL Aeronau Medicala d'Urgéncia a ganhat la distincion A' Design Award de Bronze, una reconeissença plan prestigiosa acordada a de designs excellents que se destrian per la creativitat, l'engenh e la finessa. Los ganhaires del Bronze son d'artefactes largament abils e sorprenentament creatius que provan la vasta experiéncia, l'imaginacion e l'engenhositat de lors designers. S'espèra que Orca eVTOL Aeronau Medicala d'Urgéncia siá un objècte fòrça considerat, admirat e estimat, notablament professional e innovant. Aqueste design ganhaire de la distincion A' Design Award de Bronze integra las melhoras practicas de l'art, de la sciéncia, del design e de la tecnologia e es excellent per son atencion al detalh. Orca eVTOL Aeronau Medicala d'Urgéncia satisfa esplendidament los besonhs, toca los desirs, encanta los sentiments e interèssa la curiositat.

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Proprietats Unicas
The Orca eVTOL is a vertical take-off and landing aerial vehicle equipped with electric propulsion. The single piloted Orca has been designed to compeete with current emergency rotorcraft by transporing patients at higher speed, lower operational cost and incerased safety due the installed 7 independent electric engines and advanced aerodynamic design. The possible range of the carbon composite aircraft with three person on board and with current battery technology is up to 120 km.
Dimensions e Embalatge
The wingspan of the Orca is 12.45m, its length is 8.1m with an overall heigth of 2.4m.
Etiquetas
VTOL, electric propulsion, emergency medical services, aircraft, battery propulsion
Tecnologia de Produccion
The proposed concept uses high performance carbon fibre composite materials, common in aerospace industry. The integrated electric motors have already a proven background in motorsport and run entirely on lithium-based batteries.
Desaffo de Dissènh
The most challenging part of a VTOL design is to combine design methodology of fixed wing aircraft and rotorcraft, two different regimes of aviation that are well documented when investigated separately but is still full of unknown obstacles when treated as a single regime. Having to run engines effectively while hover and during levelled cruise flight introduced energy management challenges.
Recèrca
The design of the Orca eVTOL started with setting the flight performance requirements such as minimum range, payload, and cruise flight speed. All these emerged from a typical flight profile for a rotorcraft used in emergency medical operations. After deriving the strict performance requirements, a major effort was made to design an easy to operate yet safe aircraft architecture. This resulted in a so called three-surface aircraft with top positioned main wing and with axisymmetric fuselage.
Inspiracion
The concept of the Orca electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft (eVTOL) was designed to challenge the current rotorcraft market used in the emergency medical services. With continuously advancing battery and electric engine technology, the concepts of eVTOLs became feasible. In the airborne medical services, introducing electric propulsion and winged aircraft concepts, the response time can be significantly reduced. All this to help avoid fatal outcomes of such situations.
Durada del Projècte
The time required to design the Orca eVTOL from the first sketches to this stage covered six months. The design team has its headquarter in Pécs, Hungary.
Flux Operacional
When alarming the rotorcraft medical services, the gas turbine engines of the rotorcraft have a warm-up time. This can mean up to 3 min before the take-off. With electric engines all this is reduced to seconds only. Due to the flight speed limits placed on the helicopter’s rotating blades, the wing borne flight of the Orca allows a higher maximum cruise speed. All these reduce the time form the emergency call until the treatment of the patients and the transfer flight back to the hospital.
Brevets
Patented. Patent No.: 008215388-0001 issued by the European Union Intellectual Property Office. Patent holders: Soma Ádám Varga, Zsolt Koltai, Ákos Matyus.
Membres de l'Equipa
Soma Varga
Ákos Matyus
Zsolt Koltai

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