Design and fabrication of a Wing for a Remote-Controlled Electric Powered Airborne Imagery Platform

This documentation basically explains in detail about the project's planning,
progress andachievement throughout the two semesters projectduration. Thereport
began with introductory and background information of the project. This section
generally explains what the project is all about. The general objective is to gain
experience in handling engineering projects from the startto the end. After that, the
scope of study involved was laid down to summarize what aspects of the project
would be tackled. Engineering projects in the real world involves numerous
engineers from different fields, each handling different parts of the project. This
project was divided into 3 parts. The one in context ofthis report is to design and
fabricate a wing for a remote controlled electric-powered airborne imagery
platform. Hence, corresponding with this topic, the scope of study is mainly the
aerodynamics ofthe wing, the fabrication process and the structural strength ofthe
wings. The wing should be able to generate enough lift for the aircraft to fly, and at
the same time being light and robust enough to support the aircraft during flight and
landings. The report then continued with the literature review done on the project.
In this section, various related information extractedfrom articles was included and
elaborated. The next section is the methodology section ofthe project. This section
explains the planning involved for this project, which includes process flows for
both semesters, tools used, and the detailed Gantt chart which shows the exact timeplanning
of the project. Then, in the results and discussion section, important
findings and results of project activities was discussed and analyzed. Decisions and
choices that were made was discussed and analyzed to show that they are verified.
Finally the report was ended bythe conclusion of the project andrecommendations
for future continuation of this project and also for the UTP future final students as a
whole.