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STEADIEST · Design, development and flight qualification of a supercritical composite shaft drive line for tiltrotor main drive system

H2020Status: CLOSED1 February 201930 September 2022EU funding €428,982Call H2020-CS2-CFP08-2018-01

The members of STEADIEST consortium (CONSEIL ET TECHNIQUE, Arts et Métiers university and Asquini MGP) have multidisciplinary competencies regarding composite materials, rotating drive shaft instabilities, design, manufacturing and testing for aeronautical business sector. Each of those three members is leading research and development work for innovative technologies or processes (composite manufacturing techniques, control of dynamic instabilities or concurrent engineering tool for early design). The attached proposal is developing the design, development and flight qualification of a supercritical composite shaft drive line for tilt rotor main drive system. STEADIEST is submitting two different architectures of drive line considering bending flexibility, supercritical damping technologies and monitoring capabilities while maintaining safety, reliability, maintainability and lightweight objectives.Our main objectives will be to study and to develop innovative solutions on materials (use of composite shaft with metalic flanges and surface treatment issue), on drive line architecture (use of supercritical shaft coupled with subcritical shaft through flexible coupling) and on innovative device allowing high stability, high reliability and high safety.

Consortium · 4 organisations

coordinator

ASQUINI MGP SAS

FR · €165,645

participant

ECOLE NATIONALE SUPERIEURE D'ARTS ET METIERS

FR · €131,563

thirdParty

AMVALOR

FR

participant

CONSEIL ET TECHNIQUE

FR · €131,775

Research fields

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