Obtaining of the Modal Frequency Parameters a Middle Class Armed Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle Using Engineering Simulation ANSYS Program

Baykar Bayraktar TB2 (Tactical Block 2) is a domestically armed unmanned aerial vehicle produced by Turkey-based Baykar Defense. It is accepted in the middle class armed unmanned aerial vehicle class with its dimensions and the amount of useful load it can carry. Medium UAV class is an accepted classification for UAV’s that are too heavy to be carried by one person but still smaller than a light aircraft. There are also medium-sized UAV’s with a rotary base. Unmanned combat aerial vehicle (UCAV), also known as fighter aircraft, colloquially abbreviated as drone, is an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) used for intelligence, surveillance, target designation and reconnaissance and carrying aircraft munitions. Drones can use missiles, ATGM’s and/or bombs at fixed points for their attacks. Drones are often under real-time human control and have varying degrees of autonomy. Unlike unmanned surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft, SİHAs are used for both unmanned aerial vehicle attacks and battlefield intelligence. The solid model was used ready-made in 1:1 scale. All the parameters were obtained using the Rotax 912 engine with two blades used in the design of the primary models. Modal analysis is that the study of dynamic properties of systems below vibration. Accelerometers help calculate the vibration of the system when attached to a shaker. Modal analysis on aircraft emerges as the analysis of the vibration period and modes of the wind on aircraft. Analyzing the solid model according to the correct design criteria in the analysis program, making the correct simplifications, getting the mesh network properly and with success, directly have an affect on the accuracy of the modal analysis results.