- Civil Aircrafts
- 8 months before
Radom is usually located in the nose of aircraft and is usually made of fiberglass, plastic or other composite materials. This structure is specially designed to provide maximum protection with less weight and weather resistance. The primary function of radome is to protect radar systems from weather conditions, bird strikes and other environmental influences. It also contributes significantly to the correct operation of the radar system, ensuring the most smooth possible passage of radar waves.
The use of radome in aircraft is not only a protective feature; it is also of great importance in terms of aerodynamic design. The shape and placement of the radome can affect the overall air resistance of the aircraft, which has a direct impact on fuel efficiency and performance. Therefore, aerodynamic characteristics are taken into account in the design of the radome and appropriate material choices are made. In addition, care and examination of radome should also be carried out regularly. Because cracks or damage that can occur in the radome can adversely affect the performance of radar systems