Items where Salford Author is "Alsahlani, Mr Ahmad"
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Article
| Alsahlani, AA, Johnston, LJ and Atcliffe, PA 2017, 'Design of a high altitude long endurance flying-wing solar-powered unmanned air vehicle' , Progress in Flight Physics, 9 , pp. 3-24. |
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| Alsahlani, A, Rahulan, T and Abdulhassan, N 2017, 'Composite structural analysis of a high altitude, solar powered unmanned aerial vehicle' , International Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Robotics Research, 6 (1) , pp. 71-76. |
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Monograph
| Aljuboori, AS, Qasim, A, Ward, L, Benashor, RM, Khalid Qaisi, AM, Al-Ani, A, Dulla, A, Mahmood, A, Al-Falahy, NFA, Al-Jawad, MMH, Marcenko, O, Alshaheen, HSS, Alsahlani, AA, Rowani, O, Fakhrudeen, AM, Alharbi, H, Emmanuel, ID, Al-Bayati, ZJ, Berenjian, A, Alateya, HH, Hussein, A, Yaseen, DA, Mohammed, R, Al-Allaf, MH and Alogla, KD 2017, Proceedings of the CSE 2017 Annual PGR Symposium (CSE-PGSym17) , Other, University of Salford, Salford. |
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Conference or Workshop Item
| Alsahlani, A and Rahulan, T 2016, The impact of altitude, latitude, and endurance duration on the design of a high altitude, solar powered unmanned aerial vehicle , in: The International Conference for Students on Applied Engineering ICSAE, 20 October 2016, Newcastle / United Kingdom. |
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| Alsahlani, A and Rahulan, T 2016, Weight estimation of a conceptual wing for a high altitude, solar powered unmanned aerial vehicle , in: 5th Aircraft Structural Design Conference, 4th October 2016, Manchester, UK. |
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Book
| Kassim, ME, Kausar, M, Al-Shammari, S, Khan, NA, Alsahlani, AA, Mohammed, R, Carter, L, Barrow, P, Sharma, N, Elmuntser, A, Silva, HCE, Majeed, AA, Al Lahham, A, Sudarsono, AS, Alkarawi, KAY, Mohammed, DY, Al-Noori, AHY, Fakhrudeen, A, Alshaheen, HSS, Egena, O, Mahmood, AMM, Odum, R, Hussein, A, Karpinski, Hugo, Al-Ani, A and Nassrullah, ZFA 2016, Proceedings of the CSE 2016 Annual PGR Symposium (CSE-PGSym 16) , University of Salford, Salford, UK. |
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