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Antonov 181
Izdelie 181
Role Research aircraft
Manufacturer Antonov
Designer Mykola Opanasovych Orlov
Number built 1

The Antonov Izdelie 181 (Ukrainian: Виріб 181, Russian: изделие 181, sometimes unofficially called An-181) was a Soviet experimental aircraft created in the 1980s.

History

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The izdelie 181 project was terminated due to the lack of funds following the collapse of the Soviet Union. An interesting feature of the plane is its unusual arc-shaped wing, known as a channel wing; in addition, the aircraft has side-by-side seating, a fixed tricycle landing gear configuration, and a V-tail. Power from the engine is delivered by means of drive shafts and deflection gearboxes to the two-blade propellers. The aircraft received the registration СССР-190101 and is exhibited in the State Museum of Aviation of Ukraine. Willard Ray Custer had previously built aeroplanes with the same wing concept in the USA.[1]

Specifications

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General characteristics

  • Crew: 2 people
  • Length: 7,31 m
  • Wingspan: 7,3 m
  • Height: 2,5 m
  • Wing area: 7 m²
  • Normal take-off weight: 820 kg
  • Maximum take-off weight: 900 kg
  • Engine: AP LOM M-337A, 6 cylinders, 103 kW
  • Propeller diameter: 1.5 m
  • Maximum speed: 225 km / h
  • Practical range: 530 km
  • Service height: 4200 m
  • Starting distance: 70 m
  • Landing distance: 80 m

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See also

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Aircraft of comparable role, configuration, and era

References

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  1. ^ Soviet X-Planes Yefim Gordon,Bill Gunston Archived 2017-04-12 at the Wayback Machine ISBN 9781857800999
  2. ^ "Экспериментальный самолет "Изделие 181"". Государственный музей авиации (Жуляны). Archived from the original on 2013-08-21. Retrieved 2013-06-18.

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