Types of Drones and Their Application

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TYPES OF DRONES AND THEIR APPLICATION

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 WHAT IS MEAN BY A DRONE?
 Most people think of drones as "buzz machines" that are increasingly used for video and
photography, but in practice their application is far more.
 The word "drone" refers to all unmanned aerial vehicles that are remotely controlled.
 A drone has many forms, many functions, a body that carries electronics, a battery, a flight
propeller, and control system.
 Most drones are quadcopters with 4 or more propellers, and military drones are single
propeller.
 Drone control is done through different systems: antennas, satellites and mobile applications.
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 DRONES BY SIZE:
 Nano and micro drones (weight 10 kg, flight 60 min, height - up to 1 km) - 20-50 cm- small,
maneuverable, used for espionage, suitable
for pilot training
 Mini drones (weight 10-50kg, flight 2-3h, height - 3-5km) - 50cm-2m - low price, good tech.
features, research
 Medium drones (weight 1t, flight 10-12h, height 9-10km) - 2-10m - smaller and lighter than
airplanes, 200kg load capacity, powerful engines, required permit, license and training
 Heavy drones (weight 1t, flight up to 1 day, height - 20km) - over 10m - size of a small plane,
military missions, equipped with weapons, photographic system

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 Advantages and disadvantages of drones
 Advantages
 It can be controlled remotely and via a computer
 It is used in reconnaissance missions and actions
 High-quality materials for construction
 Longer flight time
 Disadvantages
 There are age restrictions for use
 Higher price
 They charge more slowly
 Advantages and disadvantages of quadcopters
 Advantages
 There are no age restrictions
 It is possible to take photos and videos
 They charge quickly
 Disadvantages
 It cannot be controlled by the on-board computer
 They are used mainly for entertainment - they are not suitable for rescue missions
 The battery cannot last longer
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 A drone powered by an internal combustion engine
 A type of drone uses an internal combustion engine, which uses fuel to power the
propellers.
 This type of drone is often used for military purposes, where there are drones that use
piston engines or even rocket fuel.
 These drones have a larger radius of movement and are usually used in specific
military operations.
 The Shahed 136 is an Iranian military unmanned aerial vehicle known as an
autonomous pusher-propeller drone known as Geran-2 in the Russian version
designed by HESA Iran Aircraft Manufacturing Industrial Company in collaboration
with Shahed Aviation Industries.
 The front part contains a warhead estimated at 30-40 kilograms.
 The drone is 3.5 meters long, with a wingspan of 2.5 meters, flies at a speed of over
185 km/h, and weighs about 200 kilograms.

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 The MD-550 engine is the heart of the Shahed 136 drone
 The engine is an aircraft engine developed by Limbach, Germany, now manufactured in
China and Iran
 It is a four-cylinder, horizontally mounted, air-cooled engine suitable for installations in
both aircraft and smaller agricultural machinery.

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The engine specifications of the MD-550 are impressive:
 Power of 37 kW (50 hp) at 7500 rpm.
 Cylinder diameter of 66 mm (2.60 inches) and piston stroke of 40 mm (1.57 inches).
 Volume of 548 cm3/ 33.44 cubic inches.
 Cast aluminum crankcase.
 Aluminum alloy pistons, reinforced.
 Aluminum alloy cylinders with ceramic coating.
 Ignition on the starter.
 Simultaneous ignition of both cylinders.
 Four-diaphragm carburetors, without pawls.
 Starter 12 V, 0.3 kW and battery 28 V, 1200 W.
 Motor weight of about 16 kg with battery.
 The fuel it uses is 100LL or 90 RON blend.
 The ignition system is protected, with long and short elbows, and exhaust pipes.

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