Yearly Report on Aero Modelling Bal Bharati Public School 2018...

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Yearly Report on Aero Modelling

Bal Bharati Public School 2018-19

By Aero-Sapiens

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On behalf of the team of Aero-Sapiens, please accept our sincere thanks for giving us an opportunity of conducting the Aero-Modeling Program in your reputed institution in the academic year 2018-19. Our special thanks to respected Principal Ma’am, Mrs. Amita Ganjoo, Ms. Swati Chawla and Ms. Shalini Gupta for all the support they have extended in making this program a successful one. Preparing for the brightest future, Aero-Sapiens is pioneering the field of education through our dedication and commitment to our students needs. We offer a unique educational experience designed to enhance intellectual growth and promote participatory engagement. From our side we have tried our best to provide the children with the best knowledge both theoretically and practically. We have successfully made the children aero-modellers and have injected a spark of pursuing aero modeling at the next level. Through audio-visual classes and handouts, we have showed them every aspect of aero-modeling, its history, future and the possible aviation careers they can pursue. An Aero-Modeling Concept Book Vol-1 has been provided to the students so that they can refer it at any point of time. The students will definitely benefit from this program both now and in the future. Without your decision it wouldn't have been possible. Last but not the least; we thank the school for the generous contribution of the students, staff and community in making it a grand success. Hope we will continue to celebrate these accomplishments and look forward to a brighter future.

Regards, Team Aero-Sapiens

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About US

“We give Wings to your Imagination”

Aero-Sapiens is the No.1 Aero-Modelling Destination in Delhi-NCR. We are a team of trained professionals, dedicated Engineers and Marketing Heads who are pioneers in the field of promoting Aero-Modelling Education in Schools and Colleges throughout India.

AERO SAPIENS has been actively engaging academia and industry to conduct the best-in-class workshops. We have conducted more than 60 workshops in different schools and colleges like Rawal Institute of Engineering and Technology Faridabad, NIT Trichy, The Doon School Dehradun, Khaitan Public School, Noida and Rajendra Nagar, Army Public School, Vivekananda School, New Delhi and multiple branches of Delhi Public School and Ryan International School.

We’ve been associated with IIT’s for conducting Workshops in technical festival Techkriti at IIT, Kanpur and grand Air Shows at Palms Golf Club, Lucknow.

We have launched outreach programs for RC Hovercraft and Aircraft Workshops in association with NIT Trichy and conducts Aeromodelling Workshops in colleges all over India.

Our Mission & Vision

Mission: Our mission is to serve society through excellence in education. We always aim to define, and continually refine, the absolute standard of excellence in the area of academics and technology.

We believe that a company is known by its quality and products. We had limited products when we first started the company but in due course of time, we have introduced almost 15 new innovative models which have not been initiated by any Aeromodelling providing company in India.

In our students, we aspire to instill a zeal, passion and creativity that will prepare them for lifetimes of continued learning and leadership in their chosen careers.

Service Portfolio

We offer services to schools, colleges and corporates in the form of:

School Aeromodelling Clubs

Summer camps

One-two day workshops

Air-Shows – Aerial Photography

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About Aero Modelling:

Aero-modelling is an art of designing, making and flying model airplanes with various methods.

Emerged as one of the finest hobby/sport around the world.

Gained worldwide recognition for being part of premier league of sports in 2020 Olympics.

Prescribed by CBSE as part of co-curricular activity in India.

Highlights of Aero Modelling Club

We started this club at Bal Bharati Public School in 2018. The programme started with a demo of

flying model aircrafts to spread awareness about Aeromodelling, aviation, science and

technology. Dream, passion and interest of about 35 students thus made them join the

Aeromodelling Club this year.

Our goal is to make the exciting hobby of Aeromodelling accessible for kids and anyone who is

ready to enjoy it.

Our programs can introduce the young kids and students to the wonderful field of Aviation and

they can go on much further to find their dream careers.

What a student receives:

Extensive theory and practical on history of Aero Modelling, Theories behind flight, law of

gravity and laws of motion.

Audio / visual and kinetic aid for more understanding.

20-25 hours of interactive multimedia and activity based classes, throughout the year

delivered by experienced educators.

Hands on experience, Understanding / assembling / Designing of various model planes.

Kids Guide Book to Aeromodelling “AEROKIDS”

Activities like Rocket Making and Launching, Drone Flying and R/C Planes Flying.

Hands-on on Flight Simulation and Virtual Reality.

Social media based outside classroom learning (student – educator communication through

web portals/ Facebook/ emails etc.

Aeromodelling events, competitions in the school premises.

Certificates for all students upon successful completion of the course.

INTER/INTRA-SCHOOL COMPETITIONS

Counseling on Aero Modelling as a defined career

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Agenda for the academic year 2018-19:

Topic 1: Audio/Visual (2 Hours)

Introduction to Aero-Modelling- PPT

Handover Kids Guide Book (“AEROKIDS”)

Model Aircrafts & its types (Handouts)

Future of Aerospace – Videos

Parts of an Airplane -- PPT

Forces acting on an Airplane -- Videos

Principles behind flight (Newton’s Law, Energy Concepts), Simulation & Testing – Videos

Topic 8: Practical Class (Group Activity) (2 Hours)

Parts of Aircraft, Types of Wings-- PPT

Phases of Flight

Making Paper Planes, Paper Helicopter, Paper Propeller etc.

Team Bonding Activity with Group Model (Will be displayed in school)

Topic 2: Practical Class (Paper Model) (1 Hour)

Explaining types of paper models

Construction of paper models

Flying and Testing Session

Topic 9: Practical Class (Third Model) (2 Hours)

Distribution of third model kits

Construction

Flying and Launching Session

Topic 3: Practical Class (First Model) (2 Hours)

Material used in Aero-Modelling

Distribution of first model kits

Safety Precautions/Useful Tips

Topic 10: Practical Class (Fourth Model) (2 Hours)

Distribution of fourth model kits

Construction

Flying Session and Competition

Topic 4: Practical Class (2 Hours)

Construction- Continued- Rubber Powered Models

Flying Session & Competition

Topic 11: Audio-Visual Class (2 Hours)

RC Flying Practise on Flight Simulator

Audio Visual on Flight Simulation & Aviation

Experiencing Virtual Reality through VR Box

Topic5: History of Aviation: (Audio-Visual) (2 Hours)

How aviation started? -- PPT and Videos

Military Aviation

Evolution of Aviation Industry in India

Commercial Aviation

Topic 12: Practical Class (2 Hours)

Making parachute, windmill, paper helicopters

Flying Session and Competition

Topic 6: Practical Class (Second Model) (3 Hours)

Explaining control surfaces.

Hand over the kits-Second Model

Construction-I

Topic 13: Practical Class (Paper Models) (1 Hour)

Making Paper Wind Mill, parachute etc.

Flying Session

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Level-Wise Curriculum and Topics Covered

Level 1 (Class III to V):

Basics of Aeronautics, History of Aviation.

Handover kids guide book “AEROKIDS”

Overview of the programme, model aircrafts and its types and parts of a plane.

Science behind flight.

Distribution of first model kits “Bi-Plane Rubber Powered Plane”.

Distribution of second model kits “Mini Tiny Tot Balsa Glider”

Distribution of Third model kits “Rubber Powered Helicopter”.

Distribution of fourth model kits “ Stomp Rocket”.

Making Paper Models.


Level 2 (Class VI):


Handover kids guide book “AEROKIDS”


Science behind flight,

Distribution of first model kits “Foamie Rubber Powered Plane”.

Distribution of second model kits “Tiny Tot Balsa Glider”.

Distribution of Third model kits “Rubber Powered Helicopter”.

Distribution of fourth model kits “ Stomp Rocket”.



Level 3 (Class VII):



Science behind flight, Basics of Hovercraft.

Distribution of first model kits, “Skytouch Rubber Powered Plane”.

Distribution of second model kits “Tailwind Balsa Glider”.

Distribution of third model kits “Wired Hovercraft”.



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Level 4 (Class VIII):

Introduction to Electronic Aero Models

Overview of different technologies and radio systems used.

Science behind flight, Basics of Hovercraft.

Distribution of first model kits, “Flying Bird” Ornithopter.

Distribution of second model kits “Yellow Bird Balsa Glider”.

Distribution of third model kits “Radio Controlled Hovercraft”.


Forthcoming Events and Attractions

Adventure trip activities are conducted keeping in mind that they will further help nurture the child’s

understanding on the subject, while moving out of the school campus. Aero Sapiens plans to conduct

trips for its club students to different locations that include:

Indian Airforce Museum, Palam.

Aeroplanet, Dwarka.

Adventure Rides (Hot Air Balloon, Powered Para Gliding, Powered Parachute)

Airforce Day at Indian Airforce Station, Hindon

Hot Air Balloon Powered ParaMotor

Powered Paragliding

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Making of Balsa Gliders

Designing and fabricating a glider helps one understand the basic idea behind flight and the significance of various parts of the airplane. The workshop helps the participant understand aerodynamics, controls and stability in the simplest manner. By tweaking various parts of the glider, one can actually make it perform some interesting aerobatics. This will help the participant understand the basic principles of flight.

WORKSHOP HIGHLIGHTS: This workshop encompasses all the concepts and principles involved in the aerodynamics of

Flying Objects. These gliders use imported Balsa wood.

Design , Build & Test your own first Chuck glider from scratch!

Hands-on experience in fabricating the Chuck, and Catapult Glider.

Understand the principles of Flight aerodynamics. Test flight and competition session.

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Making of Rubber Powered Planes

These planes use the rubber-power for propulsion. A rubber-power airplane is a type of a wind-up

toy. The elastic is wound (twisted) to store potential energy. Energy is released as it unwinds and

turns the propeller. This was inspired by the Japanese which was a Foam rubber powered plane with

propeller and a Balsa Fuselage. This was the first ever rubber band plane to fly the uncharted skies of

Japan.

WORKSHOP HIGHLIGHTS: These planes use imported Balsa wood and improted styrofoam, bio-foam or eva foam to

make the parts of the plane.

Design , Build & Test your own first rubber powered plane from scratch!

Hands-on experience in fabricating the rubber powered planes.

Know about CG balancing and stability check of the fabricated Plane to avoid any navigational glitch during flight.

Making the plane ready to fly.

Test flight and competition session.

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Making of Stomp Rocket

Stomp rocket is a flying toy rocket that is powered by the release of compressed air. The rocket has a

hollow body that fits over a launch tube; this model is a show stopper where children are launching

rockets over 200ft in the air. Later people went on to use this concept for a water rocket that

is using water as its reaction mass instead of compressed air.

WORKSHOP HIGHLIGHTS:

Design , Build & Test your own stomp rocket from scratch!

Work individually to construct and launch paper rockets using a PVC-pipe launcher.

Following the flight of their rocket, calculate the altitude their rocket achieved.

Based on the flight performance of their rockets, analyze their rocket designs, modify or

rebuild them, launch again, and calculate the altitude achieved to determine if their changes

affected the performance of the rocket.

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Making of Rubber Powered Helicopter

This is a free flight model that uses rubber-power acting like a motor to power the helicopter. It uses

an elastic band for propulsion. The elastic is wound (twisted) to store potential energy. Energy is

released as it unwinds it converted into kinetic energy which turns the propeller. A rubber-power

helicopter is a type of wind-up toy. No batteries required!


Design , Build & Test your own first rubber powered helicopter from scratch!

Work individually to construct and launch helicopters up in the sky.

Children will get to learn the parts of helicopter, rotors, and working mechansim.

Understand the principles of Energy, Different types of Energy, Propulsion system, Centre of Gravity in Helicopters.

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Making of Ornithopter

Ornithopter, also known as a flying bird is a machine designed to achieve flight by means of flapping

wings. An Ornithopter is an aircraft heavier than air, which flies like a bird by flapping its wings. The

special feature lies in the wings that not only generate lift but also thrust.

Experience the challenge of building your own ornithopter. You can start with a simple, rubber-band-

powered mechanical bird, and then work your way up to a large, radio-controlled ornithopter.


Design and Build and test your own rubber-powered Ornithopter.

Understand the principles of Flight of a bird.

Understanding the mechanisms involved in design of flapping-wing flight.

Basics of Aerodynamics and flapping-wing flight.

Design a mechanism that imitates a Bird.

Competition for Longest Flight.

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Making of Wired Hovercraft

A hovercraft, also known as an air-cushion vehicle or ACV, is a craft capable of travelling over land,

water, mud, ice, and other surfaces. The workshop involves the design and fabrication of wired

remote controlled hovercrafts. It will enable participants to practically understand the aerodynamics,

electronics and instrumentation principles involved in hovercraft design.


Design, Build and test your own wired hovercraft.

Introduction to Remote Controlled Hovercraft.

Understand basic Concepts of Hovercraft.

Understanding the Physics behind functioning of a Hovercraft.

Understand the electronics used. Power distribution boards, PCB’s, DC Motors, Adaptors and

DPDT Switches.

Testing and Competition Session for hovercraft navigation.

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Making of Wireless Hovercraft

A hovercraft, also called an air-cushion vehicle, ACV, is a craft capable of travelling at an elevated

height over rough terrain. They can also move around well on land, ice, and water. They are

supported by a cushion of slow moving, high-pressure air which is ejected against the surface below

and contained within a “skirt”.

The workshop involves the design and fabrication of wireless hovercrafts. It will enable participants

to practically understand the aerodynamics, electronics and instrumentation principles involved in

hovercraft design.


Complete model designed and fabricated by the participants from scratch.

Design and Fabrication competitions.

Understanding the Physics behind functioning of a Hovercraft

Structure and parts of a Hovercraft.

Introduction to Remote Controlled Hovercraft.

Electronics used in the design of Hovercraft.

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Glimpses of “Aero Dreamz 2019”

1st Inter-School Aeromodelling Competition

Aero Sapiens organized its 1st Interschool Aeromodelling Competition on 17th January 2019 in

association with Cambridge School, Indirapuram. The chief guest, Air Commodore L. K. Verma, a

retired veteran of the Indian Air Force, Harendra sir, Principal Cambridge School and Mr. Joginder

Singh, the jury of the competition flagged off the event.

From Bal Bharati Public School, we wish to congratulate: Pratham Seth of class V for winning the

runners up position for the Rubber Powered Helicopter, Ojasvi Chopra of class V for winning the

runners up position for the Stomp Rocket and R. Sharda of class VII for winning the runners up

position for the Tailwind Glider.

We wish to thank Bal Bharati Public School and its management for participating in this event. We

look forward to holding many more such Aeromodelling competitions, so we can empower our

children to excel in the future of science and aviation.

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Thank You!!!

For the Next Session, we would like to propose a Free Demo/ Orientation/ Stall for students

of class III to X at your school premises. Demo will focus on giving overview of Aero-modelling along

with real flying of RC Aero-Models like RC Planes, Multicopter etc. The idea is to brief students about

the program. Post that you can circulate letters to students introducing Aeromodelling Club at your

school Premises and the pre-decided fee structure.

“We have seen very high energy levels in students while performing the activities. As a result the

retention ratio of the subject among the students has also increased. It acts like a mirror of the

intellectual status of the class. It is a Must Use program”

We ensure that you’ll find our initiative extremely beneficial for your students. If you have any

queries, kindly revert to us.

Contact:9999504038/ 9560333908

E-mail: [email protected]

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