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in AVIATION CONCLAVE - 2010 Aviation in India Aviation Conclave-2010 International Conference & Exhibition on “Aviation in the Millennium: Are we geared up?” November 18 - 20, 2010 The Aeronautical Society of India Hyderabad Aviation Conclave-2010 The Editorial Team acknowledge the devoted work of all the people who have contributed to the Publication of this volume and dedicated their valuable time and resources towards realization of the proceedings Editorial Team Dr. R.K. Sharma, DRDL Shri K. Rambabu, RCI Shri Ch. Surya Kiran, ASL Shri Sandeep Kumar Pal, DRDL Dr. Sree Ramana, RCI Shri T. Ashok Babu, ASL Shri KVS Nagendra Babu, RCI Shri N. Venkatesh, RCI Contents Foreword 5 Messages 7 Advisory Committee 28 Organising Committee 29 Invited Lecturers 1. Dr. R. Chidambaram, “Research, Innovation and Re-innovation - Aeronautics to Rural” 35 2. Prof. Roddom Narasimha, “The Coming Turboprop Revival “ 37 3. H. S. Khola, “Aviation Policy Evolution during liberalization of Aviation in India” 39 4. Girish Deshmukh, “Aviation & Aerospace – Infrastructure Perspective” 40 5. P.S. Goel, “Aviation Policy and Infrastructure: Issues and Inner Contradictions - Is there a way ?” 41 6. Ravi S Menon, “The Indian MRO industry - An insight” 43 7. Yair Ramati, “Aerospace Market and Trends: Towards 2020 – in the wake of Globalization 47 8. V. Sumantran, “India’s Aerospace Sector – A Roadmap and Role for Private Sector” 48 9. Dr. Peter Gutsmiedl, “Military Aviation : Cassidan Approach in India” 58 10. Dr. Kota Harinarayana, “Aviation in India : Opportunities and Challenges” 59 11. Dr. Dinesh A. Keskar, “Invited Talk” 60 12. S. M. Kapoor, “Technologies Developed at TAAL” 61 13. P. S. Subramanyam, “Technology Challenges in Future Fighter Aircraft” 68 14. A. R. Upadhya, “Development of a Civil Aviation Industry for India” 70 15. Joseph Wlad, “Development Trends in Avionics Systems” 72 16. V. Venkata Raju, “Role of SMEs in Aviation Industries in India” 73 17. Dr. Prahlada, “Designing a Next Generation Civil Aircraft” 74 18. T. Mohana Rao, “Airworthiness Requirement For a Fighter Aircraft Engine” 76 19. Chuck Pulakhdam, “Growth of Regional Aviation Market in India” 77 20. Jean-Luc MEIFFREN and Pierre DREVET, “Snecma over a half century of cooperation experiences” 78 21. Professor P. Rama Rao, “Education, Training & Manpower Developement” 80 Contributed Articles 1. S. K. Ghosh, “Prop Fan – A Future Power Plant in Civil Aircraft” 82 2. Dr R K Sharma, “Indian Civil Aviation: Sky is the Limit” 86 3. Madhujit Roy, “A Brief History of Airlines” 94 4. Y. Sreenivas Rao and K.Hanumath Prasad, “Aviation Industry Development – Futuristic Growth in India” 99 5. U.S. Paul Russel and Souparno Sengupta, “Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) – An Ultimate Concept in Modern Navigation 105 6. U.S. Paul Russel and Shilpa Rani, “Human Factors Leading to Human Errors in Aviation” 108 7. Rajeev Gupta and K. Venkateshwar, “Reliability in Avionic System Design” 115 Profile of Aviation Organisations 1. Aeronautical Society of India 120 2. National Aerospace Laboratories 124 3. Aeronautical Development Agency 127 4. The New Air India 129 5. Hindustan Aeronautics Limited 135 6. The Airports Authority of India 137 7. Pawan Hans Helicopters Ltd 140 Compendium of Aerospace Industries 143 Foreword Aviation is a key asset for the growth of any country which can have a profound impact on Nation’s economy. With the rise in economy of the country, followed by liberalization in the aviation sector and with the entry of the privately owned full service airlines and low cost carriers, the Aviation Industry in India has undergone a complete transformation in the recent periods. The Indian Aviation industry is one of the fastest growing aviation industries in the world with private airlines accounting for majority of the share of the sector of the domestic aviation market. Indian aviation sector is poised to become one of the top civil aviation markets in the world over the next five years. The modernization of non-metro airports, fleet expansion by airlines, service expansion by state owned carriers, development of the Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) industry in India, opening up of new international routes by the Indian Government, establishment of new airports and renovation and restructuring of the existing airports, the growth of tourism industry in India and the increasing outbound travel from India have added to the growth of aviation industry. The Hyderabad International Airport has been recently ranked amongst the world’s top five in a recent passenger survey. India’s growing participation in intercontinental trade, globalization of aviation services, geographical advantages, availability of talented cost competitive manpower , outstanding technological capabilities makes India an ideal destination for becoming a Global Aviation Hub. The DRDO through its major programmes like Airborne Early Warning and Control System programme, LCA development programme, KAVERI engine development programme is contributing to the development of advanced technologies like advanced avionics, advanced composites technologies, fuel efficient technologies, fly by wire flight control systems, advanced propulsion systems, advanced communication technologies and navigation technologies, which has led to national self reliance. These technologies have great potential to be applied in civil aviation sectors too, like in the development of civil aircrafts. The Aeronautical Society of India, Hyderabad Chapter has always endeavored to promote a conducive environment for the growth of aeronautics in India bringing the Industry, Academia, Scientists, Engineers and Students on a common platform. The Aeronautical Society of India, Hyderabad Branch has accepted the challenge and has decided to organize a three day Aviation Conclave-2010 and an International Conference & Exhibition on “Aviation in the Millennium: Are we geared up?. The conclave would provide a snapshot of the Indian Aviation Industry and the major trends in the sector. It will also seek to highlight the key challenges faced by Indian Aviation Industry. We are very fortunate to have brought together eminent speakers for the technical deliberations. I sincerely hope that this initiative will help us in steering an era of technology innovations and national prosperity. (Dr VK Saraswat) Chairman, AeSI E.S.L. Narasimhan RAJ BHAVAN HYDERABAD-500041 GOVERNOR ANDHRA PRADESH 8th November, 2010 MESSAGE It is heartening to note that the Aeronautical Society of India, Hyderabad Chapter has been playing an important role towards spreading awareness about various facets about aeronautics. I am glad to learn that Aviation Conclave 2010 and an International Conference on “Aviation in the Millennium: Are we geared up?” is being organized by the Aeronautical Society of India, Hyderabad Chapter during 18th - 20th November, 2010 at Hyderabad. This is a wonderful occasion for the Aviation Experts from Government, Academia, Industry and Research establishment both in India and abroad to come together and share their experiences as well as to hold discussions regarding the challenges that are ahead. I convey my good wishes for success of the Conference. (E.S.L. Narasimhan) Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam 14 November 2010 Former President of India MESSAGE The Aeronautical Society of India has been an important facilitator for the growth of aviation sector. I am happy to note that the Aeronautical Society of India, Hyderabad Branch is organizing an Aviation Conclave 2010 and an International Conference on “Aviation in the Millennium : Are we geared up?” on 18-20 November 2010 at Hyderabad. I am delighted to know that the Scientists and experts from the field of aviation from India and abroad are participating in the Conclave and Conference. I am sure, the Conclave will provide an opportunity to professionals from various institutions, Universities and industry to share their innovative ideas. I hope, the deliberations among accomplished experts in this field will generate great enthusiasm among young talent and encourage them to pursue work in the field of aviation. The Aeronautical Society of India should have vision, for the next ten years, to design, development and production of a passenger jet within the country. I wish you all success. 10, Rajaji Marg, New Delhi – 110 011, India Email: [email protected] www.abdulkalam.com ∫qÁ ™Êfiy ßÁ∫o MINISTER OF DEFENCE INDIA November 10, 2010 MESSAGE I am happy to learn that The Aeronautical Society of India, Hyderabad Branch, is organising an aviation conclave on the theme - 'Aviation in the Millennium - are we geared up?' Today, the aviation industry has gained a critical importance like never before. Due to the rapid technological advancements, the aviation sector is witnessing a generational shift. The Indian aviation industry is one of the fastest growing and is attracting major international aviation companies. The conclave will take stock of the state-of-the-art technology and suggest a futuristic roadmap on the main thrust areas in aviation. Our scientists, researchers, technologists and engineers will surely benefit from the exchange of ideas on this platform. I am sure that the conclave will be a huge success. Please accept my best wishes for your future endeavours. (AK ANTONY) New Delhi Office : 104, South Block, New Delhi - 110011, Ph. : 23012286, 23019030 Fax : 23015403 Resi. : 9, Krishna Menon Marg, New Delhi - 110011, Ph. : 23013611, Fax : 23013612 K. ROSAIAH HYDERABAD 6-11-2010 CHIEF MINISTER ANDHRA PRADESH
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