Electric island H2opper

a hydrogen powered electrical aircraft

Bachelor thesis (2021)

Authors

A.L.G. Cummins Aerospace Engineering
C. Dolman Aerospace Engineering
T.A. Gehlen Aerospace Engineering
T.J.W. Koning Aerospace Engineering
W.A. Mathoera Aerospace Engineering
H.R.A.M. Spaan Aerospace Engineering
D.I. Timmermans Aerospace Engineering
O. van Voorst Aerospace Engineering
S.G. Wulffraat Aerospace Engineering

Contributors

John Alan Pascoe Group Pascoe - Aerospace Engineering (mentor)
J. Lee Air Transport & Operations - Aerospace Engineering (mentor)
Faculty
Aerospace Engineering
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Published Date

01-07-2021

Language

English

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Faculty

Aerospace Engineering

Abstract

Aviation is a vital lifeline for island communities. However, air travel is also a significant source of air pollution and therefore contributes to global warming. The rising sea levels, caused by global warming, heavily affect the livability of pacific islands, causing drink water shortages and crop failure. Sustainable aviation has to be a part of the climate change solution.

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