Testing and Certifications of Flight Propulsion Systems
Prüfung und Zertifizierung von Flugantriebssystemen
6 CPSummerEN
Contents
• Fundamental understanding of processes concerning Aviation Authorities & Legislation. (10%) • Detailed understanding of established EASA rules (CS-E, CS-P, CS25, CS23, CS-APU) (10%) • Detailed understanding of EASA SC E-18 and E-19. Transfer principles from CS-E into not established means of compliance for hybrid electric and hydrogen flight (30%) • Develop a potential means of compliance for a discrete use case while addopting the learnt working principles and tools . (50%)
Learning outcomes
The student should understand the inetraction of Airworthiness organisations, agencies and legeslativ processes. Get a deeper knowledge of establisched certification specifications and Means of compliance. They Learn to transfer established rules into novel propulsion systems and to develop novel means of compliance while using learnt V&V methods and tools Also, the students will practise and establish deterioration functions of electrical components and develop methods to measure deterioration effects.
Assessment
• One group homework which include a presentation and discussion approximately 30 min, (20%) and • one individual homework which need to be presented in 15 min. (35%). • Final written exam, 60 min. (45%).
Literature (2)
- Presentation with hand out.
- Webpages of EASA, FAA and EUROCAE.
Source: BTU's module description · retrieved 29 Sep 2026Original