Perspectives on the future of green aviation

Drawing on all of the prior subject matter, this chapter provides an integrated forecast for the most likely development paths to sustainable green aviation. Required technology development for aircraft design/operation and alternative fuel production are highlighted, both for the short and long ter...

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Published inGreen Aviation: Reduction of Environmental Impact Through Aircraft Technology and Alternative Fuels Vol. 14; pp. 335 - 345
Main Author Dryer, Jay E.
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published CRC Press 2017
Edition1
Subjects
Gas Turbine Engine
Aviation Fuel
CNT
Green Aviation
Commercial Aviation Alternative Fuels Initiative
Turbine Inlet Temperature
Renewable Jet Fuel
Alternative Fuels
Air Traffic Control System
Petroleum Based Jet Fuel
Propulsion System
Jet Fuel
NOX Emission
FAA
Department Of Energy
Ni Base Superalloys
ICAO
Life Cycle GHG Emission
EU ETS
Alternative Fuel Production
Aviation Growth
Federal Aviation Administration
High Aspect Ratio Wings
Aviation System
NASA Glenn Research Center
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Summary:Drawing on all of the prior subject matter, this chapter provides an integrated forecast for the most likely development paths to sustainable green aviation. Required technology development for aircraft design/operation and alternative fuel production are highlighted, both for the short and long term. Land use and other feedstock issues are examined on a regional basis. The essential features of the move towards green aviation are delineated on the basis of projected public policy.
ISBN:9780367573041
0415620988
0367573040
9780415620987
DOI:10.1201/b20287-16