This is short simple video shows how main hub with swashplate and tail rotor work. You can see movement of roll, pitch, collective, overall movment and tail rotor.
Yes! That is what amazes me the most. We are effortlessly doing on CAD software now whereas major Engineering marvels were done using pencils and drafters
@@satyasrikar4677 CAD does not make engineering - not even drafting - "effortless" believe me. All it does is let you make mistakes faster, make pretty pictures, and easily create parts which cannot be manufactured. All that CAD does really - is make erasing easier. No more pencil and paper, and version control is a huge boon. Starting with 3D models from the git-go was such a huge paradigm shift that the entire industry basically ignored Dasseault Systeme for decades before SolidWorks took off and then suddenly AutoDicks and the rest had to play catch-up.
As we see incredibly complex and complicated structures with 2D visuals made especially in Military fields, I feel that we are moving away from these abilities and perfection as humanity. As someone who is currently dealing with 3D Software, my admiration grows exponentially as I see the difficulties of even making 2D devices and tools 3D. I am constantly working in the hope that one day I will be able to produce such quality work.
AMAZING!!! 30 years old !! Вот это пи..перронни!! Такой стабилизации... да блин, представить не мог! Фантастика! В 90е годы прдали пипирасы все технолгии. Теперь Boston Dynamics производит роботов. Кстати, если этого четырёх лапого робота снабдить оружием, то от него не убежит никто
There is nice short video showing work principle during flight. th-cam.com/video/FlP7zSBcbuI/w-d-xo.html . Thanks to it, you can imagine how does it work (when blade atack angle changes to push halicopter straight forward)
thank you very much for this video, i'm building a lego technic replica of a mi-24 hind with a working rotor hub and i'm staring at this video daily...i think i just got the last piece figured out (the connector piece between the top of the rotor shaft and the swash-plate, i didn't realize what it was for until i built everything else and it didn't want to work as it supposed to.
Since I got to know the helicopter, this is the part that first made me curious and think hard. How to control the blades on a rotating shaft but the joints remain strong withstand loads of tens of tons
@@ДмитрийКутнов да ладно ?!!!! Я думал он только винт по высоте выдвигает , чтоб не сильно шумел над головой ...🤣 Ты ахуеешь , но он еще и успевает менять это при каждом обороте на разные углы и в разных секторах ...
I like the arrangement it shows the gyro precision compensation angles. If not mistaken, I saw 45 degrees offset at pitch horns and the other 45 degrees at swashplate which totals to 90 degree offset cyclic input, thus clearly showing that gyro precision is true. To fellow tech enthusiasts who haven't heard about "gyro precision" before, this concept simply says; if u give a tilting command to a rotating disk, the reaction or result will happens 90° later. In our case it simply mean if we were to give forward cyclic to a helicopter to tilt the rotor disk forward or simply to go forward, we need to give lateral or side tilt command given that the pitch horns and swashplate have no offset angle of 90 degrees in total.
This!! This is the thing kids must watch. But nowadays they waste the TV and internet with some meaningless or even dangerous shows like twilight, twerking or that imbecile naked adults show where grown up people all naked stand in front of kids and take questions about adult life (on dutch tv).
helicopters are fricken dangerous. -and thats not even factoring in metal fatigue micro cracks in the forged parts that develop over time. the entire thing is a death trap.
Подумать только, сколько тон нагрузки этот вал может поднять. А ведь есть вес самого вертолета вес груза, и все это балтается придавая дополнитеьные нагрузки. Авоська же становится тяжелее когда она полна продуктами и шатается из стороны в сторону. В школах бы побольше такие вещи показывать
Cool stuff!
Developed in 60's on paper, without sophisticated CAD system... 😎👍
Yes! That is what amazes me the most. We are effortlessly doing on CAD software now whereas major Engineering marvels were done using pencils and drafters
@@satyasrikar4677 And lots of prototyping and testing
@@satyasrikar4677 CAD does not make engineering - not even drafting - "effortless" believe me. All it does is let you make mistakes faster, make pretty pictures, and easily create parts which cannot be manufactured. All that CAD does really - is make erasing easier. No more pencil and paper, and version control is a huge boon. Starting with 3D models from the git-go was such a huge paradigm shift that the entire industry basically ignored Dasseault Systeme for decades before SolidWorks took off and then suddenly AutoDicks and the rest had to play catch-up.
see also the SR-71 and its progenitors.
As we see incredibly complex and complicated structures with 2D visuals made especially in Military fields, I feel that we are moving away from these abilities and perfection as humanity. As someone who is currently dealing with 3D Software, my admiration grows exponentially as I see the difficulties of even making 2D devices and tools 3D. I am constantly working in the hope that one day I will be able to produce such quality work.
This system is so smooth it looks like sorciery!
это какой надо иметь череп что-бы при помощи одно арифметической линейки спроэктировать такое!)
такой же как у Миля :-/)!
@@нинасимоненко-ы1е да это не тяжело на самом деле, я могу тебе спроектировать посложнее технику
А луноход спроектировать в 60-х годах и запустить на Луну ?
Дедушка Юрьев придумал
@@baltimore3192 шоооо????
AMAZING!!! 30 years old !!
Вот это пи..перронни!! Такой стабилизации... да блин, представить не мог!
Фантастика! В 90е годы прдали пипирасы все технолгии. Теперь Boston Dynamics производит роботов. Кстати, если этого четырёх лапого робота снабдить оружием, то от него не убежит никто
60 лет*
Механизм как у МИ-8... 1 в 1
Так это практически один и тот же вертолёт. Фюзеляж лишь изменён и посадка экипажа.
Total nilai dua
Fasdaa danto.88 bocay 1980
Автомат Юрьева.
это технологическое порно
👍 😁 😁 😁 😁 😁
there are some smart engineers out there.
Beautifull machines...by great engineers....
Это лучше доспехов железного человека!)
Made in USSR.
URSS
Talk about complex engineering...WOW!
вот это техника..!!!!!!!!!!
Насколько знаю на болты и гаечки 25 кратный запас прочности..если по простому говорить..
А если по сложному?
Enginering fantástic, Brasil ok.
A fine example of Russian engineering.
NICE VIDEO. IT SHOWS HOW THE MECHANISM WORKS. MORE DETAIL PLEASE IF POSSIBLE. THANKS.
WE ARE THE HUMANS WHO MADE THAT THING
There is nice short video showing work principle during flight. th-cam.com/video/FlP7zSBcbuI/w-d-xo.html . Thanks to it, you can imagine how does it work (when blade atack angle changes to push halicopter straight forward)
thank you very much for this video, i'm building a lego technic replica of a mi-24 hind with a working rotor hub and i'm staring at this video daily...i think i just got the last piece figured out (the connector piece between the top of the rotor shaft and the swash-plate, i didn't realize what it was for until i built everything else and it didn't want to work as it supposed to.
Мммм.. просто кончил и закурил. А главное ведь, что вся эта замысловатая конструкция работает надежно. Проверено временем.
Since I got to know the helicopter, this is the part that first made me curious and think hard. How to control the blades on a rotating shaft but the joints remain strong withstand loads of tens of tons
It's pretty cool how a non roating tilting donut moves a spinning plate on top then translates it to up and down
Lol, it may sound wierd but I have to admit : it's beautiful
That doesn't sound weird.
Muito bom, impressionante a mecânica envolvida. Pensei que era mas simples 😳
Оно живое ...)
Just thank to that the whole hub spins very fast to while the adjustments are made awsome engineering.
Adjusting while spinning may look hilarious but it's very ez and not as hard as it look. Just see video of how helicopter move forward
its not that fast...250-500 rpm maybe, the bigger the slower.
И всё это , ещё и вращается !!!!
Причем с сумасшедшой скоростью. А что если я добавлю, что вертолет должен и маневрировать каждый раз меняя центр тяжести 😯
Best, best,best!!!!
Бабушка, матрешка, балалайка. Без них такое не придумаешь!
круто. Наглядно видно как устроен автомат перекоса.
Видно, но непонятно.
@@stanislavtihohod 🤣🤣🤣👍
Здесь ещё угол наклона лопастей меняется.
@@ДмитрийКутнов да ладно ?!!!! Я думал он только винт по высоте выдвигает , чтоб не сильно шумел над головой ...🤣
Ты ахуеешь , но он еще и успевает менять это при каждом обороте на разные углы и в разных секторах ...
@@Ivan87878 что , угол наклона лопастей меняется на каждом обороте , прямо на каждом ?
i consider a helicopter as a complicated fascinating machine.
Settings: Playback speed x2
É simplesmente fantástico, eu adoro, trabalhei muito com projetos de grandes máquinas, é um universo sem limites!
Abraço aqui do Brasil 🇧🇷
Вспомнился момент из терминатора, когда кожу с руки снимают ,и шевелят металогическими пальцами )))
Дэвид Окуджава e
Дэвид Окуджава you gay
Can you please show the movement during flight?
th-cam.com/video/X2BWvdnWmno/w-d-xo.html
VERY GOOD VIDEO, BRASIL OK.
Que maravilla ver esta mecanica tan compleja que nadie conocemos, buen video excelente
Soo cool!! Thanks for bringing this video here for the world to see! :D
Very appreciated!
Helicopter is more difficult to fly than an aeroplane
Thanks,but if it is running will be much better.
I like the arrangement it shows the gyro precision compensation angles. If not mistaken, I saw 45 degrees offset at pitch horns and the other 45 degrees at swashplate which totals to 90 degree offset cyclic input, thus clearly showing that gyro precision is true. To fellow tech enthusiasts who haven't heard about "gyro precision" before, this concept simply says; if u give a tilting command to a rotating disk, the reaction or result will happens 90° later. In our case it simply mean if we were to give forward cyclic to a helicopter to tilt the rotor disk forward or simply to go forward, we need to give lateral or side tilt command given that the pitch horns and swashplate have no offset angle of 90 degrees in total.
Very very complex engineering
Hats off to all engineers and super minds
My humble respect to all builders
Love you
Sir, Very nice Video...!
🌹 Thank You....😀
Động cơ của trực thăng Mi 24 công nhận mạnh ghê thì giống như một bàn tay của người gì đó
Механизм, идеальный 👍👍👍👍👍
Ztzdzfzfzfdddß
Great......
nice cyberpunk 2077 update
great close up video. thank you
Amazing engineering!
É uma engenharia muito bonita e aprovada quando é usada para salvar vidas, mas a maioria é usada para tirar vidas.
Оказывается, хвостовой винт может дуть в разные стороны! Вот это открытие.
Не может видно что ноль и максимум. Минуса нет
Дует, т.е. тянет только в одну сторону только с разной интенсивностью, смотря какую педаль нажмет пилот ...
Wow, Russian engineering at its finest.
I can watch it all day long. 👍🏻 So cool. Thank you for sharing
OH MAN I DIDN'T KNOW THAT 😨😨 SHIT
IT'S LIKE SOMETHING FROM 2050
This!! This is the thing kids must watch. But nowadays they waste the TV and internet with some meaningless or even dangerous shows like twilight, twerking or that imbecile naked adults show where grown up people all naked stand in front of kids and take questions about adult life (on dutch tv).
Those exposed hydrolic cable. It's scary.
автомат перекоса изобрел Борис Николаевич Юрьев, русский инженер. Могу ошибиться, но как бы не 1915 год.Основа вертолета.
Ничего не понятно но очень интересно, палец в верх)
Fantastic mecanism...I love it thanks
Take video perfectly first then upload to TH-cam
U r freshar
its amazing
Ooohh begitu tooh
helicopters are fricken dangerous. -and thats not even factoring in metal fatigue micro cracks in the forged parts that develop over time. the entire thing is a death trap.
FANTÁSTIC ENGINERING, BRASIL OK.
Кошмарный узел... и выдерживает все переменные нагрузки и весь вертолёт и пьяных дураков ?
Nice design of colective and ciclic
top😎👍
Спасибо , убаюкал настальгию ... Залезть ещё бы туда с насосом и лопасти накачать...
Там давление всего на 0.15 кг/см2 больше срабатывания сигнализатора.
Privet Ludi ...where are the primary servo cylinders????
L K behind the main gear box
Как живой.
Cool mechanism!!!
Hi South India super very good I'm nice very
well i guess i'm aiming for the swash plate or the tail rotor.
Very nice
Thank you
what are those tubes going into the rotor blades at 2:50 ??
Theodoяe Kяap Anti-icing electrical connections
My question goes too
Very finest human quality.
it's Russian, Britishers, Americans, ...
It means a little.
Nước bạn có máy bay khủng quá ra giúp Việt Nam
Incrível.
Hope they don’t forget to check the Jesus bolt. There’s an awful lot of disciple bolts need checking and greasing too.
Подумать только, сколько тон нагрузки этот вал может поднять. А ведь есть вес самого вертолета вес груза, и все это балтается придавая дополнитеьные нагрузки. Авоська же становится тяжелее когда она полна продуктами и шатается из стороны в сторону. В школах бы побольше такие вещи показывать
Не забывайте про перегрузки !!!
Beautiful stuff. i hope these components are covered with some sort of armour/protective plating.
Chim sat
Super..
How it was moving as nothing under it was pushing it
Ok that's a swashplate more than a main rotor head.
My God what perfect mechanic thank
Такие телодвижения только в постели отрабатывают, а тут аж целый вертолёт.... Ну надо же, до чего техника до шла.
looks beautiful industrial experience for build parts in robotics !
Круто!
You know there is none better that's Russian design
conantdog yeah right....
Это тебе не в тапочки срать и мелочь по карманам тырить. Это русская техника
good video..about helicopter..👍👍
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Remember that those parts are Life Size.
Someone please film this on a Kamov...
fantastical mecanic.
Is this power assisted?
Filmed on Arma 2's airfield.
It's certainly an amazing piece of "tech" !
Looks a lot different than my 1/72 model.