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    The document summarizes a final year project proposal for an RC hovercraft by 3 students at SRM University's Department of Mechatronics. The project aims to build an RC hovercraft that travels close to but above the ground or water, supported by a specially designed wing or fans that force air under the vehicle to create lift for propulsion. The hovercraft provides higher speeds than ships or land vehicles using less power than helicopters of the same weight. The students will work on building the hovercraft under the guidance of their project guide.

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    The document summarizes a final year project proposal for an RC hovercraft by 3 students at SRM University's Department of Mechatronics. The project aims to build an RC hovercraft that travels close to but above the ground or water, supported by a specially designed wing or fans that force air under the vehicle to create lift for propulsion. The hovercraft provides higher speeds than ships or land vehicles using less power than helicopters of the same weight. The students will work on building the hovercraft under the guidance of their project guide.

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    Final Year Project Department of Mechatronics SRM University

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    Sandeep Gogadi
    The document summarizes a final year project proposal for an RC hovercraft by 3 students at SRM University's Department of Mechatronics. The project aims to build an RC hovercraft that travels close to but above the ground or water, supported by a specially designed wing or fans that force air under the vehicle to create lift for propulsion. The hovercraft provides higher speeds than ships or land vehicles using less power than helicopters of the same weight. The students will work on building the hovercraft under the guidance of their project guide.

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    Final Year Project Department Of Mechatronics SRM University

    B. Tech Mechatronics 7th Semester Project Topic: RC Hover Craft Project Members S. No 1 2 3 Reg No. 1181010075 1181010088 1181010096 Name Ranjith Rao E Sandeep G Shahayaz Sk Section B B B Mobile 9566186173 9840577302 9566221317 Email ranjithraoerrabelly1398@gmail.com
    sandeepgogadi@gmail.com

    shahayaz626@gmail.com

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    Hovercrafts are designed to travel close to but above ground or water. They are supported in various ways. Some of them have a specially designed wing that will lift them just off the surface over which they travel when they have reached a sufficient horizontal speed (the ground effect). Hovercrafts are usually supported by fans that force air down under the vehicle to create lift, Air propellers, water propellers, or water jets usually provide forward propulsion. Air-cushion vehicles can attain higher speeds than can either ships or most land vehicles and use much less power than helicopters of the same weight. Hovercraft is a transportation vehicle that rides slightly above the earths surface. The air is continuously forced under the vehicle by a fan, generating the cushion that greatly reduces friction between the moving vehicle and surface. The air is delivered through ducts and injected at the periphery of the vehicle in a downward and inward direction. This type of vehicle can equally ride over ice, water, marsh, or relatively level land.

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