Proceedings of the 7th China Aeronautical Science and Technology Conference Volume II

This book contains the selected papers from the 7th China Aeronautical Science and Technology Conference. Topics include, but are not limited to: key technologies for aircraft (including fixed-wing, rotorcraft, new concept aircraft, etc.) design and overall optimization; aerodynamics; flight mechanics; structural design; advanced aviation materials (including composite materials); advanced aviation manufacturing; and design and overall optimisation; aerodynamics and flight mechanics; structural design; advanced aeronautical materials (including composite materials); advanced aeronautical manufacturing technology; advanced aeronautical propulsion technology; navigation, guidance and control technology; airborne systems, electromechanical technology; environmental control, life-saving technology; key technologies for multi-electric aircraft and all-electric aircraft; aviation testing technology; critical technologies in the vicinity of space vehicles; unmanned aerial vehicles and related technologies; general aviation flight safety, civil aviation transportation and air quality; aviation science and technology and industrial development policy and planning; other related technologies. Make this book a valuable resource for researchers, engineers and students.

Chinese Society of Aeronautics and Astronautics (CSAA) is academic, non-profit national legal entity based on voluntary membership of scientists and engineers in the field of aeronautics and astronautics. CSAA was established and legally registered in February 1964, providing service related to aeronautics and astronautics for its members. It is member of the China’s Association for Science and Technology (CAST) and full member society of the International Council of the Aeronautical Sciences (ICAS) on behalf of the Chinese scientific and technological community.

CSAA now has 350 corporate members and over 130,000 officially registered individual members. There are 56 technical committees, covering nearly all the aeronautical disciplines. Eight member stations were established in member-condensed area to better provide service. Local societies of aeronautics and astronautics were established in 20 provinces, regions and municipalities.