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    Aviation Partners INc : winglets

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    Message par aubla Ven 23 Oct 2009 - 9:09

    Le spécialiste des Winglets, Aviation Partners Inc. étudie de nouvelles formes pour les winglets :les "spiroïds".
    Ces nouveaux appendices,permettant une nouvelle diminution de la traînée, devraient apparaître sur les avions dans les cinq ans.
    Illustration sous le lien :

    http://www.flightglobal.com/blogs/as-the-croft-flies/2009/10/aviation-partners-new-generation-of-winglets-enroute.html
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    Message par Beochien Jeu 4 Mar 2010 - 15:34

    Aviation Partners fête son 2000 eme B737 equipé de winglets ...

    Blended winglets on aircraft will have saved 2 billion gallons of
    jet fuel, worth more than $4 billion, reducing carbon dioxide emissions
    by almost 21.5 million tons, as of March 5, Seattle-based Aviation Partners and Aviation Partners Boeing announced Wednesday.
    "We are very proud of this achievement and excited that we are ahead
    of the curve in energy conservation," Aviation Partners Chief Executive
    Joe Clark said in a news release.
    Aviation Partners Boeing has retrofitted around 2,000 in-service
    airplanes with the winglets, which are now flying on more than 3,700
    airplanes and 21 different models.
    The companies predicted fuel savings would top 7

    http://blog.seattlepi.com/aerospace/

    On attends toujours le premier A320 d'Airbus, équipé de blended winglets en version commerciale !
    Any news du monstre du loch ness???

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    Message par Beochien Jeu 4 Mar 2010 - 16:12

    Tiens, en parlant de wingtips ... Honeywell fournit des feux de bout d'aile, avec des diodes pour le A320, rétrofittables aussi ...
    Bon, ça ne remplace pas les winglets, mais ça va briller .... en attendant !

    http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Honeywell-LED-Wingtip-prnews-1915594084.html?x=0&.v=1

    PHOENIX, March 4 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Honeywell (NYSE:HON - News)
    announced today that its Light Emitting Diode (LED) wingtip navigation
    lighting is now standard on new production Airbus A320 Family aircraft,
    comprising the A318, A319, A320 and A321.
    (Logo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20080425/LAF040LOGO)Honeywell's
    LED wingtip navigation lighting lasts up to 40 times longer than
    current halogen technology, greatly reducing operator maintenance
    costs. Drop-in LED replacements make maintenance quicker and easier."Honeywell's
    LED lighting solution ensures safety by guaranteeing light output is
    always bright enough to be compliant with Federal Aviation Regulations
    (FAR)," said Jeff Johnston, vice
    president of Platform Components, Honeywell Aerospace. "Our technology
    accurately determines the life of the light to ensure continued
    airworthiness instead of letting it dim beyond standards, which allows
    operators to proactively plan maintenance."Honeywell offers
    retrofit LED wingtip lighting for the A320 Family as well, which
    requires no aircraft modification for installation.This product
    is part of an overall suite of fourth generation LED aircraft lighting
    products, building on Honeywell's LED technology that has been used for
    commercial and military planes for more than a decade. For more than
    80 years, Honeywell has designed and manufactured lighting products and
    complete lighting systems for virtually every configuration of
    fixed-wing and rotary aircraft.

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    Message par Beochien Mar 4 Mai 2010 - 16:43

    Bonjour

    Les Winglets et Airbus ... une longue histoire de désamour avec les A320 séries ...;
    Une solution prévue sur des appareils neufs dans 2 ans c'est bien ... mais ce n'est pas suffisant pour Jet blue, qui aimerait trouver une solution, pour augmenter de qq centaines de nm, l'autonomie de sa flotte de A320, lesquels n'arrivent pas à faire Boston Oakland à chaque fois !
    Re-Round de Discussions avec Aviation Partners, et 20 millions de $ sur la table, proposés par Jetblue qui n'en démordent pas !
    Airbus accompagne disons, poliment !

    ------------------- L'article sur ATW ---------------

    http://atwonline.com/aircraft-engines-components/news/jetblue-eyes-a320-winglet-retrofit-0503

    JetBlue Airways CEO David Barger said the airline is eager for more progress on a winglet for the A320 that it can retrofit to its existing fleet. Air New Zealand became the launch customer for the sharklet-equipped A320 on new-build aircraft at last year's Dubai Air Show. "I'm just looking for a winglet or sharklet so we can go nonstop Boston-Oakland 100% of the time," Barger said at last week's Phoenix International Aviation Symposium, adding that the capability “is worth $20 million" to the LCC's bottom line. He said it is working with Aviation Partners and Airbus.

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    Message par Poncho (Admin) Mar 21 Juin 2011 - 9:46

    Bonjour à tous


    http://www.ainonline.com/news/single-news-page/article/paris-2011-united-continental-orders-blended-winglets-for-767-300ers-30127/



    United Continental Holdings has ordered blended winglets for its Boeing 767-300ERs from Aviation Partners Boeing (APB) of Seattle, Washington. With the order, the U.S. airline group becomes the largest single customer of APB, having ordered 375 Blended Winglet systems to date.
    Together, United Airlines and Continental Airlines have ordered blended winglets for every Boeing commercial aircraft type for which APB has certified the product. Initial installations on 14 767-300ERs will begin early next year.
    Blended winglet technology installed on the 767-300ER reduces fuel burn by up to 500,000 gallons per aircraft per year, while reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 5,000 tons, APB said. In addition, blended winglets can extend the range of the aircraft by as much as 320 nm, or increase payload by up to 16,000 pounds, the company claims.
    Since certification in 2009, APB has taken firm and optional offers for 340 Boeing 767-300ER blended winglet systems. The company estimates that United Continental’s investment in blended winglets is saving the airline approximately $200 million per year in jet fuel costs.
    APB is a joint venture of Aviation Partners and Boeing (Chalets A328, B321).


    Les winglets sur les 767-300ER de Conti c'est toujours d'actualité

    Petite piqure de rappel


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    Message par Poncho (Admin) Mar 13 Sep 2011 - 9:43

    Bonjour à tous

    Pour mémoire pour les produits spécifiquement Boeing et avec un bon niveau de détail

    http://www.aviationpartnersboeing.com



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    Message par Poncho (Admin) Jeu 13 Oct 2011 - 16:18

    Bonjour à tous voici les split winglets à extremité en cimeterre ...

    Plus facile à mettre en oeuvre que les spiroid
    Et permettant tout de même 2.5% de gain sur la trainée (l'équivalent en gain de conso ?) en plus des 5-7 d'un blended winglet classique
    Essais en vol sous 5 mois

    http://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/nbaa-split-winglets-latest-evolution-from-aviation-partners-363376/


    Aviation Partners revealed its new blended split winglet design at NBAA, which it said is 40% more efficient than today's blended winglets.

    Compared with the traditional blended design, the devices should provide an additional 2.5% reduction in drag above the 5-7% provided by basic blended winglets, according to computational fluid dynamics (CFD) studies the company has performed.

    The latest design features an upper winglet and ventral strake, each punctuated by a scimitar that accounts for a 0.5% improvement in drag, said CEO Joe Clark. He is confident flight tests starting within the next five months on an as-yet unidentified business aviation aircraft will prove out the numbers: "On our last two projects, CFD predictions have been within one-tenth of 1% flight test results."


    CEO Joe Clark said flight testing will begin soon

    Unlike the company's more extreme spiroid winglets, which Clark said reduce drag by 11%, the split winglets can be constructed using existing blended winglets rather than a wholesale replacement of the tip, as would be the case with the spiroid. Clark said the company flight-tested its spiroid design for 75h on the company Falcon 50 this year.


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    Message par Poncho (Admin) Mar 18 Oct 2011 - 8:18

    Un peu plus sur les splits / scimitar blended winglets...

    http://www.flightglobal.com/blogs/flightblogger/2011/10/split-scimitar-winglet-next-on.html

    Et une piste pour Boeing ?
    Gain de 40% par rapport aux blended winglets actuels

    A noter le gain avec les spiroids !



    Without the prospect of a clean-sheet design from Western manufacturers seating 150 to 210 passengers for at least a decade and a half, improving the current and future generations of 737s and A320s has put incremental improvement at the forefront of aircraft design. From in-flight entertainment and lightweight seats to wingtip treatments, the opportunities for suppliers to exploit the airframe status quo will mean big business for those trying to ring every ounce of performance from existing designs.

    Joe Clark, CEO of Aviation Partners, redefined improvement in incremental efficiency a decade ago, transforming our visual expectations of what an efficient aircraft should look like, and now he's trying to do it again.

    This time, Clark and his team of aerodynamicists have taken the blended winglet concept and turned it on its head. Literally. Seattle-based Aviation Partners unveiled for the first time at NBAA in Las Vegas last week its blended split winglet concept. Building on the blended winglet that is fitted more than 4,500 aircraft and nearly every Next Generation 737 that exits Boeing's Renton line, Aviation Partners has added a ventral strake and scimitar tips to the now-familiar design.

    "The concept works for any airplane," says Clark, whose enthusiasm for his product is almost contagious. "It puts very little load increase into the wing, which is good. It's retrofittable on most winglets, both the scimitar tips and the ventral strake. We've done a lot of [computational fluid dynamics] work combining these all together to get us a performance of about 40% better than a normal winglet. So with winglets you'd get 5-7%, this you'll get 7-9.5%."

    "For 2-3%, that's a huge number" for airlines whose biggest single cost is fuel, says Clark.

    The retrofit package, he estimates, would see the skins removed from the airplane, installing a clevis fitting and some local beef up of the winglet, and would cost roughly $240,000 for operators, or about 40% more than the $600,000 for an existing set of winglets.

    For airframers, the cost of developing a new aircraft, achieving a 20% improvement in fuel efficiency can run $7-10 billion, a conservative estimate as illustrated by the A380 and 787. To achieve an improvement of 2%, estimates Clark, runs at $30 to 40 million for a flight test and certification campaign, just 3% of the cost compared to an all-new clean sheet development program.


    That exponential growth in the cost of an all-at-once leap in efficiency underscores the challenge of building all-new aircraft in the 21st century. Applying Red-Blue and London School of Economics academic Dr. Theodore Piepenbrock's Theory of the Evolution of Business Ecosystems, fewer options exist for major leaps in improvement. The mature "Red" environment of jetliner manufacturing likens steady incremental improvement to designing a better camel, a system built for long-term resilience not short-term speed, explains Piepenbrock's work.

    "I've always told people that we're like what AMG is to Mercedes," says Clark of Aviation Partners' work. "They build fabulous cars, we just improve the performance of them. We're the refiners. As long as these big companies look at us that way, we can be very helpful to them."

    Airbus plans to introduce its own "sharklet" winglet design on the A320 family next year, which will carry over to the A320neo, while Boeing will continue its current Aviation Partners Boeing winglet - a joint venture with Aviation Partners on the 737 MAX. Boeing, in the hunt for more efficiency improvement on the MAX, could find itself looking to the blended split winglet for its extra push.

    The new patented scimitar tips, says Clark, are airfoils in themselves, contributing a half-percent to the overall drag improvement: "The scimitar adds quite a bit. Our CFD analysis shows the more careful you are with these tip vortexes, the better the performance is, so we've refined it to quite a good level in studying this area."

    The company's experience developing and proving the efficiency gains with winglets has been significantly refined with its proprietary CFD models, each of which is tailored to a given airframe before they're even flown.

    "When we did the 767 winglets, we never did a prototype and we hit the performance within one-tenth of one percent," said Clark, who also completed 75h of flight testing of a spiroid winglet design aboard his Falcon 50 earlier this year, validating an 11% improvement in drag.



    Clark acknowledges that the new split design may not be right for all aircraft configurations: "Certain airplanes it's more difficult because their wings are lower, but we may use part of it, for example on a Falcon, we may use the scimitar tip and not have the ventral strake. You wouldn't get as much performance, but you'd get more. On a higher-wing airplane, one that's got a high wings, engine pods below like a Boeing or and Airbus, it's a lot easier."

    No decision has been made about an aircraft as a platform for flight testing the blended split winglet concept, though Clark hopes to begin flight testing in the next six months.



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    Message par Beochien Mar 18 Oct 2011 - 20:37

    Bien vu !

    J'allais le poster !
    Les Winglets Spiroïds encore meilleurs, qu'attend donc Dassault pour les lancer ! Ou est le PB s'il y a ??
    Les Winglets Scimitar semblent quand même assez fragiles ... !
    Et ... Aviation Partners, ce n'est pas donné $$$ !
    La question est :
    Pourquoi les avionneux, avec leurs BE et autres souffleries , ne sont pas capables d'étudier ces wingtips, c'est un peu leur métier, et la honte qq part !

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    Message par Poncho (Admin) Mar 15 Jan 2013 - 15:37

    http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/aviation-partners-boeing-launches-split-scimitar-winglet-program-186934521.html

    Bonjour, c'est parti pour les winglets "scimitar" sur les 737NG pour 2014 (certif dès cet automne!!)
    C'est united qui est client de lancement
    S'adresse au rétrofit des blended winglets dans un premier temps


    SEATTLE, Jan. 15, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Aviation Partners Boeing (APB) today announced it has launched its new Split Scimitar Winglet program with an order from United Airlines. Using a newly patented design, the program will consist of retrofitting existing Boeing Next Generation 737 Blended Winglets by replacing the aluminum winglet tip cap with a new aerodynamically shaped "Scimitar" TM winglet tip cap and by adding a new Scimitar tipped Ventral Strake. This revolutionary design was flight tested by Aviation Partners, Inc. in 2012 and demonstrated significant aircraft drag reduction over the basic Blended Winglet configuration.

    (Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130115/SF42472)

    APB has identified eight unique Boeing Next-Generation 737 configurations that will be considered for possible certification by the FAA; these include: the structurally provisioned and non-provisioned 737-700, 737-800, 737-BBJ, the structurally provisioned 737-900 and the 737-900ER. The initial FAA certification program will be for retrofit conversion of Blended Winglets on 737-800 aircraft that were delivered with wings structurally provisioned for Blended Winglets at time of delivery from the Boeing Next-Generation 737 production line (line numbers 778 and on). FAA supplemental type certification is targeted for October of this year. FAA certification of 737-900ER Split Scimitar Winglets is expected to follow by March 2014.

    "We are very pleased that our eco-friendly friends at United have agreed to become the first airline to order Split Scimitar Winglets. This will mark the fifth program that the management team of United has partnered with Aviation Partners Boeing to launch," said Aviation Partners Boeing executive vice president and chief commercial officer Patrick LaMoria . "We are immensely grateful for United's continued support."

    United has either been the launch customer for, or otherwise ordered, Blended Winglets for every Boeing commercial aircraft type for which APB offers a winglet system, in chronological order this includes the: 757-200; 737-800; 737-700; 737-900; 737-900ER; 737-500; 737-300; 757-300 and the 767-300ER. APB estimates that, once Split Scimitar Winglets are installed, APB winglet technology (Blended and Split Scimitar) will save United more than $250 million per year in jet fuel costs fleet wide.

    "Fuel is United's largest, most volatile expense and we are always looking for opportunities to improve the fuel efficiency of our fleet. The Next-Generation 737 Split Scimitar Winglet will provide a natural hedge against rising fuel prices while simultaneously reducing carbon emissions," said Ron Baur , United's vice president of fleet. "We are looking forward to partnering once again with APB to launch this new winglet program."

    APB expects Scimitar Winglet Systems installed on a provisioned 737-800 to save the typical airline more than 45,000 gallons of jet fuel per aircraft per year resulting in a corresponding reduction of carbon dioxide emissions of 476 tons per aircraft per year. The fuel savings can enable a 737-800 to increase its payload up to 2,500 pounds or increase its range up to 75 nautical miles. APB also expects to certify an improvement in low speed performance that will generate significant take-off benefits from high/hot or obstacle limited runways.

    Nearly 5,000 Blended Winglet Systems are now in service with over 200 airlines in more than 100 countries. APB estimates that Blended Winglets have saved airlines worldwide more than 3.5 billion gallons of jet fuel to-date.

    Aviation Partners Boeing is a Seattle based joint venture of Aviation Partners, Inc. and The Boeing Company.

    PR Newswire (http://s.tt/1ytaq)

    Pas de chiffrage du gain attendu... mais s'adresse en premier lieu au 737-900ER... dans l'idée que pour les perfos au décollage ça peut aider

    http://photos.prnewswire.com/prn/20130115/SF42472


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    Message par Poncho (Admin) Mar 13 Aoû 2013 - 11:30

    Bonjour
    Mise a jour pour les splits scimitars
    http://ainonline.com/aviation-news/ain-air-transport-perspective/2013-08-12/aviation-partners-boeing-signs-customers-winglet-mod?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter


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    Message par Paul Mer 9 Oct 2013 - 12:51

    Copa Airlines équipera ses 737 de split scimitar d’APB

    http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/copa-airlines-orders-split-scimitar-winglets-227038091.html
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    Message par aubla Mer 23 Avr 2014 - 8:00

    Bonjour,

    Selon AirInsight, le gain en consommation apporté par les nouveaux winglets "split scimitar"
    atteindrait 3.5 à 5.5 % par rapport à un B137 équipé du modèle "classique".

    Ce chiffre me parait énorme et demandera sûrement à être confirmé par les compagnies utilisatrices.
    Si c'est le cas, ce modèle de winglet ne devrait pas tarder à être proposé pour d'autres
    modèles d'avions.

    http://airinsight.com/2014/04/22/premium-117-scimitar-cuts-fuel-burn/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+Airinsight+%28AirInsight%29

    Bonne journée
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    Message par Beochien Mer 23 Avr 2014 - 8:53

    J'en viens à me demander, quelle est la valeur absolue du Vortex de bout d'aile que tous ces wingtips sont censés contrecarrer ... on va finir par des chiffres de 12% de gain ???

    Alors, il pèse combien ce Vortex en réalité, il va finir par valoir 15-20 % sur l'efficacité idéale de l'aile à force d'en empiler, j'en doute un peu ....  ?? 

    Donc, QQ doutes sur la réalité des chiffres, et surtout, on additionne tout et n'importe quoi, et pas forcément dans les mêmes configurations de vol !

    Bon, Airinsight fait sa pub, en veut 36 $ pour nous l'expliquer, qu'il se les garde, d'autres publications suivront !
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    Message par Poncho (Admin) Mer 23 Avr 2014 - 9:21

    Aubla, les infos sont là

    Aviation Partners INc : winglets Chart_737-800-3_fuelsavings

    http://www.aviationpartnersboeing.com/images/chart_737-800-3_fuelsavings.gif?1398237566901

    Toutes choses égales par ailleurs
    Pour arriver a d'autres chiffres, il faut comparer un 737NG avec winglets de début de série avec un 737NG split scimitar actuel, qui bénéficie de packs aérodynamiques et d'amélioration moteur...

    Le gain c'est 1 à 2% ce n'est pas déjà pas anodin


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    Message par Paul Mer 23 Avr 2014 - 11:01

    aubla a écrit:
    Selon AirInsight, le gain en consommation apporté par les nouveaux winglets "split scimitar"
    atteindrait 3.5 à 5.5 % par rapport à un B137 équipé du modèle "classique".
    aubla

    Ils disent que le gain passe de 3,5% à 5,5%, donc c'est 2%.
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    Message par Beochien Mer 23 Avr 2014 - 11:08

    Merci d'avoir bien lu Paul !

    Et en plus avec ces joyeux mélanges entre X,XX, et XXX suivant les différentes phases et durées de vol, efficacité Max instantanée, contre efficacité moyenne etc ... c'est souvent du simple au double !
    J'ai même vu des "Spiroïdes" annoncés à 10% , essayés, mais pas adoptés ??

    Bien, les efficacités des wingtips , c'est toujours "jusqu'à" et à un instant T, toujours compliqué par les longueurs de vols etc, un superbe terrain de jeu pour les mktg de tout poil !
    Et ça ne s'additionne pas comme ça non plus!  Evil or Very Mad 
    Il y a aussi poids et renforts à ajouter et des influences sur le lift qq part !
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    Message par Paul Mar 14 Avr 2015 - 13:39

    Aviation Partners Boeing va lancer les split scimitar sur le 757 en 2016 et sur le 767 en 2017.

    http://leehamnews.com/2015/04/14/aviation-partners-boeing-next-step-a-scimitar-for-757-767/
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    Message par Beochien Jeu 19 Nov 2015 - 23:28

    Bon AP est choisi par une compagnie "Inventeur" pour faire des $$ avec un un accouplement "accordéon" intéressant en bout de volet !
    1,5 % quand déployés, oui, en "Cruise" beuh !
    Je ne vois vraiment pas ce qu'ajoute cette membrane ondulée en cruise, bon voir ou en est le morphing qui est à la porte**, bonne chance just in case !

    Airbus a sa formule côté volets  internes, pas pour le Outboard !

    Mais bon, c'est plus une affaire de sustentation, volets déployés, que d'écos de conso (A mon avis)
    Ca ressemble plus à un ciblage Mktg !

    ** joli coup pour une première application du morphing ... à suivre quand même !

    Chez Addison Schönland , Air Insight !


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