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Presentation On Hovercraft Presented By: Guided Udit Ahuja By:Dr Raayush Dhar Subrata Das Tejveer Singh Sachin Dwivedi Objectives Build a working, autonomous hovercraft Complete the course, even if it takes all the allotted time.


  1. Presentation On Hovercraft Presented By: Guided Udit Ahuja By:Dr Raayush Dhar Subrata Das Tejveer Singh Sachin Dwivedi

  2. Objectives  Build a working, autonomous hovercraft  Complete the course, even if it takes all the allotted time.  Maximize maneuverability of the hovercraft  Make the lightest and most cost efficient hovercraft possible

  3. Basic components of hovercraft  1. Propellers 2. Air 3. Fan 4. Flexible skirt

  4. Equipment List  2 sheets of core board  5 motors  1 switch  1 battery connecter  1 rudder kit  1 big motor  2 batteries  Radio controller and receiver

  5. Skirt and Body  Assignments:  Design and build a durable and lightweight body and skirt  Find the best placement of parts  Use cost efficient materials  Create a leak free seal to the body of hovercraft

  6. Design Process  Decided to first build a prototype to test ideas on so that we don’t have to worry about perfect dimensions and appearance.  Final version is the one where we carefully measured everything and used color coordinated materials.

  7. Lift and Propulsion  Assignments:  Choose the adequate placement of fans  Find powerful yet efficient fans to propel the hovercraft  Find reversible fans  Determine the best methods to power the fans

  8. Structural Base

  9. Skirt Design  We considered an open, full, and tubular design.  The tubular design was too complicated.  The open design didn’t hold enough air in.  We finally decided on a full skirt with holes to let some of the air out because it is simple and reliable.

  10. Method of Sealing the Skirt

  11. Number of Fans  Originally, we considered having 2 fans. 1 down for lift and 1 backwards for thrust.  Then, we thought about using each fan for both thrust and lift by dividing the air stream.  We finally decided to use a larger motor for thrust and a fan for lift.

  12. Our Wish List  RCX  Lexan (for the base material)  Rubber (car inner tube or thin material for skirt)  Battery Holder (for 8 double AA’s)  2 axial fans  1 lift fan  Relays  Zener Diodes (6)  LED’s  Wire

  13. Thank you

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