Airbus DisruptiveLab revealed
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When does that mainstream became disruptive?!
Disrupt the likes of XR and Greta T lol
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According to flight global - on January 13th.
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Airbus Helicopters flies DisruptiveLab technology demonstrator
Airbus Helicopters has performed the first flight of its new DisruptiveLab technology demonstrator that will test a host of new technologies designed to cut carbon emissions by up to 50%. Announced at the airframer's Summit 2022 event last December, Airbus Helicopters chief executive Bruno Even...
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Another step forward to decarbonising . The first flight of the #DisruptiveLab is the realisation of the dream of the team of pioneers who set out to prove that a 50% reduction in CO2 emissions could be possible thanks to a combination of a new vehi
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Yes, pretty helicopter.
Not sure how they achieve a 50% reduction in CO2 emissions with just some drag reduction and a hybrid power train. Hybrid won’t help that much in cruise mode (this isn’t like a car stopping & starting in rush hour traffic).
And unlike a car some of the emissions gains will be offset by the weight gain from the bigger batteries and more complex powertrain.
P.S. Perhaps they are comparing a single engine hybrid to a 2-engine light helo like the H135, with the argument that hybrid’s safety advantages make single-engine helos more attractive once again… but that would be a stretch.
Not sure how they achieve a 50% reduction in CO2 emissions with just some drag reduction and a hybrid power train. Hybrid won’t help that much in cruise mode (this isn’t like a car stopping & starting in rush hour traffic).
And unlike a car some of the emissions gains will be offset by the weight gain from the bigger batteries and more complex powertrain.
P.S. Perhaps they are comparing a single engine hybrid to a 2-engine light helo like the H135, with the argument that hybrid’s safety advantages make single-engine helos more attractive once again… but that would be a stretch.
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