Biomimetics for Aviation and Marine Applications helps readers to understand both fundamental and applied aspects of fluid flows in biological and nature-inspired systems. In the book, after coverage of key background topics and other essential, physics-specific concepts, readers can expect to find a wide range of field test studies and numerical simulations of applied fluid dynamics. Two areas of practical implementation are specifically emphasized in the ensuing sections through detailed descriptions of leading research developments and reviews of state-of-the-art design examples of novel or…mehr
Biomimetics for Aviation and Marine Applications helps readers to understand both fundamental and applied aspects of fluid flows in biological and nature-inspired systems. In the book, after coverage of key background topics and other essential, physics-specific concepts, readers can expect to find a wide range of field test studies and numerical simulations of applied fluid dynamics. Two areas of practical implementation are specifically emphasized in the ensuing sections through detailed descriptions of leading research developments and reviews of state-of-the-art design examples of novel or bio-improved vehicles for aviation and marine purposes. Finally, in most of the chapters, future prospects and critical challenges in the execution and utilization of those biological features for practical engineering advances are discussed, aiming to foster creative, but still theoretically sound approaches to further optimize actuation and control of next-gen biomimicry models.
Part I. Introduction: Nature-inspired Science and Engineering 1. Aerodynamic performance, control, stability of flying animals and bio-inspired aircraft 2. Comparison of computational methods for hydrodynamic performance prediction of oscillating marine propulsors 3. Innovative approach for biomimicry of marine animals for development of engineering devices 4. From biology to biomimicry: Using nature to build better structures for aviation and marine applications 5. Design and implementation of bio inspired hexapod for exploration applications 6. Recent studies related to the scaling of geometric features for practical applications: A review 7. Biomimetics: A prospective solution to modern fluid dynamics drag reduction. Part II. Biomimicry-enhanced Aviation 8. Computational fluid dynamic techniques for evaluating the performance of a biomimetic-inspired UAV design 9. Computational study of a pitching bio-inspired corrugated airfoil 10. Machine-learning based optimization of a biomimiced herringbone microstructure for superior aerodynamic performance 11. Optic flow-based collision-free strategies: From insects to robots 12. Evolutionary optimization of a Savonius rotor with sandeel-inspired blades 13. Simulation and analysis of a bio-inspired flyable micro flapping wing rotor 14. Electromechanical actuation for morphing winglets 15. Extending the operating limits and performances of centimetre-scale wind turbines through biomimicry Part III. Marine Applications of Biomimicry 16. Biomimetics and the application of the leading-edge tubercles of the Humpback Whale flipper 17. New insights into sea turtle propulsion: A potential new generation of underwater drones for ocean exploration 18. A new biomimicry marine current turbine: Study of hydrodynamic performance and wake using software OpenFOAM 19. CFD-CSD coupled analysis of underwater propulsion using a biomimetic fin-and-joint system 20. Mimicking shark skin to create microgeometry for boundary layer control 21. Complementary methods to acquire the kinematics of swimming snakes: A basis to design bio-inspired robots 22. Metachronal waves in magnetic micro-robotic paddles for artificial cilia 23. Using biomimicry and bibliometric mapping to guide design and production of artificial coral reefs 24. Bio-inspired wave breakers to reduce swell erosion in the Bay of Biscay using computational fluid dynamics
Part I. Introduction: Nature-inspired Science and Engineering 1. Aerodynamic performance, control, stability of flying animals and bio-inspired aircraft 2. Comparison of computational methods for hydrodynamic performance prediction of oscillating marine propulsors 3. Innovative approach for biomimicry of marine animals for development of engineering devices 4. From biology to biomimicry: Using nature to build better structures for aviation and marine applications 5. Design and implementation of bio inspired hexapod for exploration applications 6. Recent studies related to the scaling of geometric features for practical applications: A review 7. Biomimetics: A prospective solution to modern fluid dynamics drag reduction. Part II. Biomimicry-enhanced Aviation 8. Computational fluid dynamic techniques for evaluating the performance of a biomimetic-inspired UAV design 9. Computational study of a pitching bio-inspired corrugated airfoil 10. Machine-learning based optimization of a biomimiced herringbone microstructure for superior aerodynamic performance 11. Optic flow-based collision-free strategies: From insects to robots 12. Evolutionary optimization of a Savonius rotor with sandeel-inspired blades 13. Simulation and analysis of a bio-inspired flyable micro flapping wing rotor 14. Electromechanical actuation for morphing winglets 15. Extending the operating limits and performances of centimetre-scale wind turbines through biomimicry Part III. Marine Applications of Biomimicry 16. Biomimetics and the application of the leading-edge tubercles of the Humpback Whale flipper 17. New insights into sea turtle propulsion: A potential new generation of underwater drones for ocean exploration 18. A new biomimicry marine current turbine: Study of hydrodynamic performance and wake using software OpenFOAM 19. CFD-CSD coupled analysis of underwater propulsion using a biomimetic fin-and-joint system 20. Mimicking shark skin to create microgeometry for boundary layer control 21. Complementary methods to acquire the kinematics of swimming snakes: A basis to design bio-inspired robots 22. Metachronal waves in magnetic micro-robotic paddles for artificial cilia 23. Using biomimicry and bibliometric mapping to guide design and production of artificial coral reefs 24. Bio-inspired wave breakers to reduce swell erosion in the Bay of Biscay using computational fluid dynamics
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