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JAXA’S ENVIRONMENT CONSCIOUS AIRCRAFT TECHNOLOGY …
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28TH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF THE AERONAUTICAL SCIENCES
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Abstract
JAXA is preparing Environmental Conscious Aircraft Technology Program Initiative commencing in 2013 which is the first year of the 3rd JAXA’s Mid-Term R&D Period. This paper introduces the provisional plan of “Environment Conscious Aircraft Technology (ECAT) R&D Program”. In the program, Technology Reference Aircrafts (TRA), TRA2022 and TRA2035, are defined to identify technological goals in 2022 and 2035, respectively. TRA2022 (100-150 pax passenger jet) has a target at the technological goals of 30% reduction of CO2 emission relative to the same sized current aircrafts, 20dB reduction in airport noise relative to ICAO Chapter 4 regulation, and 70% reduction of NOx emission relative to CAEP/6 regulation. Based on TRA’s technological goals, the ECAT R&D program consists of three R&D projects and aircraft system concept research & technology evaluation.
1 Introduction
Both Airbus and Boeing predict that passenger traffic alone will grow more than 2 times (based on revenue passenger kilometer) in the next 20 years[1,2]. Reducing greenhouse gas is one of aviation’s biggest challenges today along with safety and security. This paper introduces JAXA’s research and development challenge of environmental conscious aircraft technologies.
2 E-CAT Program Initiative
JAXA’s’ Environment Conscious Aircraft Technology (E-CAT) Program Initiative is composed of three research and development (R&D) projects and concept research/ technology evaluation as shown in Figure 1. Element researches on environmental technologies JAXA has been conducted so far are strategically integrated into this program. Fig.1 Framework of E-CAT Program Initiative
Green Engine Project Technologies for the next generation high performance fan/turbine engines with drastic reduction of fuel burn CO2 emission will be verified in this project. This includes application of composite materials to the fan blades and low pressure turbine blades and/or the case(Fig.2). Also, R&D of elemental technologies such as cooling technology for super-high pressure
JAXA’S ENVIRONMENT CONSCIOUS AIRCRAFT TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM PLAN
Takeshi Ohnuki*
*Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency [email protected]
Keywords: Aviation, Environment Conscious
Eco‐Wing ProjectEco‐Wing Tech. Integrated Research ProjectLow‐Cost Composite Structure Development
Process Tech. Project
Green Engine ProjectSuperCore Engine Tech. ResearchNext Generation High Performance
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Quieter Aircraft Technology Project
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turbine, high load compressor technology, and low NOx combustor technology will be conducted.
Fig.2 Next Generation High Performance Fan/Turbine Technology
Eco-Wing Project The purpose of this project is to improve airframe fuel efficiency by increasing aerodynamic efficiency and reducing airframe weight. To increase airframe efficiency, the boundary layer control technologies and morphing technologies will be demonstrated(Fig.3). Also, research on improving type certificate process with development of highly reliable structure design technology and database of composite materials will be conducted in order to decrease airframe weigh without cost penalty.
Fig.3 Flight Demonstration of Drag Reduction Technologies
Quieter Aircraft Technology Project Noise reducing technologies for both airframe noise and engine noise will be demonstrated in this project. Noise reduction technology using devices for flaps and landing gears will be applied to JAXA’s Flying Test Bed(Fig.4).
Fig.4 Flight Demonstration of Airframe Noise
Reduction Technologies Aircraft System Concept Research & Technology Evaluation This is to clarify the position of above projects/initiative in an airplane system and to pursue creation of innovative airplane concepts. Also, fundamental technology R&D such as MDO will be conducted.
3 Technology Target
In this program, the technology targets for environmental impact mitigation are provisionally set in year 2022 and 2035 (See Table 1) .
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JAXA’S ENVIRONMENT CONSCIOUS AIRCRAFT TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM PLAN
Year 2022 100-150pax.
Year 2035 150-200pax.
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Airport NoiseD -20dB -30~-75dBNOx EmissionE -70% -70~-100%
A: Relative to similar existing types of aircraft, B: Excluding Bio fuel, C: Including Bio fuel, D: Relative to ICAO Stage 4, E: Relative to CAEP/6
Table 1. Technology Target for Future
Subsonic Aircraft (Provisional) Fuel Burn (CO2 Emission) Reduction This target in 2022 (-30% relative to similar existing type of aircraft) is settled in consideration of competitive advantage over other aircrafts. It is required 7% improvement of lift-to-drag ratio, 15% reduction of SFC, and 20% airframe weigh reduction in order to reach this target(Fig.5).
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Noise Reduction Taking into account discussions in ICAO, it seems that more than 20dB cumulative below current Chapt.4 would be necessary in 2022. Technologies such as ultra high bypass engine technologies and airframe noise reduction technology are required(Fig.6).
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NOx Emission Reduction This target in 2022 (-70% relative to CAEP/6) is determined by reference to reduction target 2026 of NOx emissions by CAEP. Technological results from JAXA’s “TechCLEAN Project” will be applied(Fig.7).
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4 Technology Reference Aircraft
Technology Reference Aircraft (TRA) 2022 and TRA 2035 are defined as aircrafts to be entry in service in 2022 and 2035, respectively. They are defined with technological goals expected in 2022 and 2035. Figure 8 shows the image of TRA 2022 with technical goals of 30% reduction of CO2 emission relative to the same sized in-production aircrafts, 20dB reduction in airport noise relative to ICAO Chapter 4 regulation, and 70% reduction of NOx emission relative to CAEP/6 regulation.
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Multi Disciplinary Optimazation Design TechnologiesCFD Technologies with Higher Accuracy and Higher Fidelity
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Cruising Speed 0.78 Mach
Range 2,200 - 2,600 nm
Passengers 100 - 150
Fig. 8 Technology Reference Aircraft 2022
5 Concluding Remarks
This program is supposed to be launched in 2013 coincidentally with commencement of the 3rd JAXA’s Mid-Term R&D Period 2013-2017, though all of above mentioned projects could not be launched at the same time. Detailed planning is required for all of the projects.
References
[1] Airbus, “Global Market Forecast 2010-2029”, http://www.airbus.com/company/market/gmf2010/
[2] Boeing, “Current Market Outlook 2011-2030”, http://www.boeing.com/commercial/cmo/
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