Devoloping aircraft contact bellows for passenger boarding bridge
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Canopy is a part of passenger boarding bridge that perfectly attaches to the aircraft body allowing passengers to enter and exit the aircraft safely and comfortably without being affected by the external environment. Canopy have important features such as providing a smooth transition for passage, automatically adjusting the ground level to the approaching aircraft, and sealing the interiors. There are no flexible, user-oriented, aesthetically appealing, innovative and nationally produced passenger boarding bridge canopies to meet current needs in the market. A systematic design process was carried out using a systematic design approach of Pahl and Beitz. The process progressed in the form of problem identification, formulating (function diagram), creating options and selection. The new design was intended to be cost-effective, durable and responsive. New aircraft canopy was designed to combine all known advantages and avoid shortcomings of current models in the market. A new design solution to reduce the cost was determined during a conceptual design phase. Afterwards, canopy parts were reviewed and structured in terms of clarity, simplicity and safety rules during a forming design phase. CAD programs was used for parts and assembly modeling, optimization, mechanical and kinematic analysis.
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Gizem Doğan
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Gizem Doğan (Master Thesis). Devoloping aircraft contact bellows for passenger boarding bridge, 2021, Gazi University.
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