Research infrastructure

Department laboratories.

Specialist spaces for simulation, load testing, hydrodynamics, propulsion, traffic and technical modelling.

Researchers operating the department flight simulator

Flight Simulation Laboratory

Houses a certified multi-module FNPT II simulator and a simulator developed by the department.

  • Supports pilot training, workload measurement and psychological testing.
  • Supports work on flight models, aircraft systems, control laws and human-machine interfaces.
Aircraft wing undergoing structural load testing

Static Load and Fatigue Testing Laboratory

A structural test frame for wings, larger UAVs, fan blades and helicopter rotor blades.

  • The test frame has an overall size of 3 × 5 metres.
  • Measurements use direct physical contact, digital sensors and remote sensing.
Ship model in the department mini towing tank

Mini Towing Tank

A ship-model towing facility whose carriage measures longitudinal and transverse towing forces for resistance calculations.

  • Tank length 20.6 m, width 0.9 m and height 0.8 m.
  • Maximum water depth 0.65 m and maximum towing speed 3 m/s.
Gas turbine test equipment in the department laboratory

Gas Turbine Laboratory

Three gas-turbine test benches support propulsion research and teaching.

  • A Deutz T216 turboshaft with hydraulic brake models turboprop engines.
  • A TKT-1 turbojet supports jet-propulsion investigations.
  • An SPT10 micro turboshaft forms the core of a turbo-electric hybrid propulsion system.
Controller workstations in the Air Traffic Management Laboratory

Air Traffic Management Laboratory

An operational controller environment for Air Traffic Management education and research.

  • Two controller positions and one supervisor or pseudo-pilot workstation.
  • Includes department software, EUROCONTROL ESCAPE Light and a Remote Tower research workstation.
  • Workstations can connect to workload and biometric measurement systems.

Technical Modelling and Simulation Laboratory

Engineering workstations and licensed modelling software for teaching and research across a product's lifecycle.

  • CATIA and ANSYS Multiphysics seats for mechanical, CFD and electromagnetic work.
  • High-performance workstations support research, teaching and industrial-scale simulation.
Contact

Contact the department.

1111 Budapest, Stoczek utca 6, Building J, 4th floor

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