CAM SIMULATION PERSONAL CONCEPT COPYRIGHT

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3D DESIGN PERSONAL CONCEPT COPYRIGHT

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The platform have 6 points of freedom. The design combines multiple designs found on internet. The kinematics have been tested in SolidWorks and can be adapted.

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TMHK Personal Concept INTAKE SIMULATION

The design with the 5 scoops burried into the fuselage increases the flow into the engines intake. The NACA profiles are carefully determined for the intake to keep the lowest possible drag force.

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TMHK Personal Concept (other view)

The nose shape will improve stability to compensate the centrifugal force caused by the engine.

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TMHK Personal Concept

I added 5 scoop intakes for a better flow. The intake profiles are NACA.

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TMHK old design ISOMETRIC BACK VIEW

This is a simulation of pressure points according to different speeds.

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TMHK old design ISOMETRIC FRONT VIEW

This is a simulation of pressure points according to different speeds

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SUBMARINE STRUCTURE CONCEPTSubmarine pressure simualtion

This simulation have been created to ensure that the structure will hold at different depths. The maximum depth was simulated to 80 meters.

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