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Electrification of Aircraft: Challenges, Barriers, and Potential Impacts (1 credit hours/1 HSW Hours) |
Course Description |
In this 1 hour course, an overview of the current state and potential future development of aviation electrification is provided. Early stages of aircraft electrification are already underway. Small-scale electric and hybrid aircraft are under development, with small e-aircraft already certified to fly and with test flights underway for retrofits of existing aircraft. Electric aircraft are expected to increase operational efficiency and reduce emissions and noise. Because of the limited battery capacity of current technology, regional markets, which are defined as markets in which trips are less than 500 km (~310 miles), are expected to lead growth for electric hybrid planes. To illustrate the emerging current and future challenges of e-aircraft, a case study is considered of the potential use of small electric aircraft for short flights between small regional airports and a hub airport.
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Learning Objectives |
This course teaches the following specific knowledge and skills:
- Persons completing this course will understand the advantages of electric aircraft in reducing noise and emissions.
- Persons completing this course will recognize the importance of application to currently underserved markets.
- Persons completing this course will be able to determine operational requirements about charging infrastructure, grid integration, and regulatory requirements.
- Persons completing this course will be familiar with the range of e-aircraft available, including small-scale and hybrid technologies.
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