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En Aerodeslizador, propulsión, estructura, control y seguridad comparten el mismo sobre de operación.
Los medidores resumen margen estructural, mantenibilidad y factores humanos en puntuación relativa.
Sistemas
Estructura
Aerodeslizador: A light alloy or composite box gives reserve buoyancy if the cushion collapses. It is not a planing hull: most of the weight sits on air, not on displacement.
Propulsión
Aerodeslizador: Centrifugal or axial fans feed a plenum. Segmented skirt fingers hold the cushion and wear out against sand, ice and debris.
Energía
Aerodeslizador: Ducted or open air propellers (or water jets on sidewall craft) provide thrust after the craft is off the hump. Lift and thrust are often separate power paths.
Control
Aerodeslizador: Rudders in the propeller slipstream, puff ports, or differential thrust yaw the craft. There is little keel grip, so wind sets the drift.
Interfaz
Aerodeslizador: Pressure is weight divided by cushion area. A tear or a finger loss dumps lift on one side and the hull drops.
Seguridad
Aerodeslizador: El same skirt that crosses a beach also ingests stones and weed. Ramps, not deep quays, are the terminal.
Medidores relativos
Puntos calientes
Aerodeslizador: Skirt finger wear
Aerodeslizador: Torn fingers leak cushion air and raise fuel burn before the craft refuses to lift.
Aerodeslizador: Hump transition
Aerodeslizador: Drag peaks while climbing onto the cushion; underpowered craft stay stuck in the hump.
Aerodeslizador: Plough-in
Aerodeslizador: A nose-down pitch in waves can dig the bow skirt and yaw the craft violently.
Aerodeslizador: Propeller debris
Aerodeslizador: Open air props ingest spray and loose gear; ducted fans still need intake screens.
Aerodeslizador: Crosswind drift
Aerodeslizador: Low water grip means a beam wind slides the craft off the intended track.
Materiales
Aerodeslizador: Skirt elastomer
Aerodeslizador: Coated fabric fingers are a scheduled spare, not a lifetime hull plate.
Aerodeslizador: Marine aluminium
Aerodeslizador: Buoyancy boxes stay light so lift power stays modest.
Aerodeslizador: Lift-fan impellers
Aerodeslizador: Composite or metal fans sized for pressure, not for cruise speed.
Aerodeslizador: Ducted propellers
Aerodeslizador: Shrouds cut tip losses and keep people clear of blades at a beach terminal.
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