Challenges with Commercial Supersonic Travel and some resolutions
2022-26-1215
05/26/2022
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- Content
- Innovation is the fulcrum for the Modern world.Aviation sector has adapted niche technologies for the improvement and sustainability of the business.Supersonic aircrafts were designed and developed for faster and seamless transportation. Use of Supersonic Aircrafts in the commercial arena has many technological and regulatory challenges.The NASA Advanced Air Vehicles Program Commercial Supersonic Transport (CST) Project was initiated in this regard and it details out the propositions laid out to bring Supersonic Aircrafts into the Commercial use. This highlights the importance of the Commercial Supersonic Aircraft.Intent of this paper is to provide technical analysis and solution to the norms in line with NASA Research for the Super sonic travel Infrastructure. This includes steps taken to modularize technical, logistical and Operational changes required for the Infrastructure of Commercial Supersonic Travel without discounting safety and reliability of the existing setup Integrated approach with the use of advanced technologies ML/AI, IOT for the deployment of the Supersonic aircraft infrastructure will be the focus. This includes many determinants including Compliance to Noise cancellation techniques in line with the regulations orchestrated for the commercial supersonic travel ,Operational considerations for Takeoff/Landing , ATC Control , Ground Taxi operations, Cargo management. Integrated Framework taking care of above listed parameters for handling the Next Gen Commercial Supersonic Travel. Modular Systems Engineering techniques will be used to build the framework This will provide a path for the advancements in the technology framework required for integration of the Commercial Supersonic Aircraft Travel seamlessly in the existing setup.
- Citation
- JOSHI, S., Ramaiah, c., Palanikumar, S., and Reddy, V., "Challenges with Commercial Supersonic Travel and some resolutions ," SAE Technical Paper 2022-26-1215, 2022, .