Aeromodelling is the design, construction and flying of model airplanes, helicopters and rockets. This workshop is dedicated to learn the technology behind making of aircrafts. It helps and encourages the participants to solve real time problem involved in making of glider aircraft & water rocket.
Model aircraft are flying or non-flying small sized replicas of existing or imaginary aircraft using a variety of materials including paper, plastic, metal, synthetic resins, wood, foam and fiberglass. The most commonly types are balsa wood, polystyrene and card stock. For our workshop we use Balsa Wood for designing of Glider Aircraft.
Rubber Powered gliders are the most easiest to make and the best way learn about the principles of flight and aeromodelling. This Aeromodelling workshop will include a lecture on the principles of flight explained with the help of basic concepts of physics and is suitable for students of all groups.
When someone mentions bottle rockets, Do you envision placing a firecracker attached to a stick into a glass bottle and launching it? A water rocket is a type of model rocket using water as its reaction mass.
Water rockets at schools help students understand the principles of aeronautics. Designing, building, flying & landing a Water Rocket provides students with a real-world application of the scientific method.
Topics to be Covered in this Workshop
Day I: Aeromodelling & Aircraft Designing
Session I: Introduction to Aeromodelling
Session II: Designing & Construction of Rubber Powered Glider
Session III: Flying the Rubber Powered Glider
Day II: Water Rocket with Parachute Landing
Session IV: Introduction to Water Rocket
Session V: Construction of Water Rocket
Session VI:Firing the Water Rocket
Duration: The duration of this workshop will be two consecutive days, with six hours session each day in a total of twelve hours.
Certification Policy
Eligibility: The pre-requisite for joining this workshop is zero. This Workshop is best suited for V to X Standard Students.