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Bangchu Zhang, Hao Fu, Weiyu Zhu, Kuijian Yang and Yuanming Xu
The thermal problem of high-altitude airships has an essential impact on position control and energy system performance. Adjusting the airship?s attitude angle causes differences in thermal performance during position alterations. This paper studies an a...
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Carlo E.D. Riboldi, Alberto Rolando and Gregory Regazzoni
When ground observation or signal relaying in the vicinity of an unfriendly operative scenario are of interest, such as for military actions or disaster relief, high-altitude airships (HAA) offer some technical benefits. Featuring a milder cost and highe...
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Carlo E. D. Riboldi and Alberto Rolando
Despite offering often significant advantages with respect to other flying machines, especially in terms of flight endurance, airships are typically harder to control. Technological solutions borrowed from the realm of shipbuilding, such as bow thrusters...
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Akshay Gangadhar, Murugaiah Manikandan, Dushhyanth Rajaram and Dimitri Mavris
In recent years, hybrid airships have been identified as promising alternatives for high altitude, long endurance missions. In this study, a design methodology to study the feasibility of a winged hybrid airship powered by solar energy is presented. The ...
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