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Dassault Rafale

The document provides a comprehensive overview of the Dassault Rafale aircraft, detailing its classification, purpose, configuration, engines, specifications, and equipment. It highlights the aircraft's versatility, operational capabilities, and advanced technologies, including its stealth features and armament. Additionally, it discusses the potential evolution of the Rafale through the Future Combat Air System (FCAS) project, which aims to develop a next-generation fighter.

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Dassault Rafale

The document provides a comprehensive overview of the Dassault Rafale aircraft, detailing its classification, purpose, configuration, engines, specifications, and equipment. It highlights the aircraft's versatility, operational capabilities, and advanced technologies, including its stealth features and armament. Additionally, it discusses the potential evolution of the Rafale through the Future Combat Air System (FCAS) project, which aims to develop a next-generation fighter.

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Group

members :

• Imane Attouza
n

• Mouhamad Al
Amine Diagne

• El Hadji Ansou Sylla


2
PLAN
Introduction

I- Classification and category in which belongs the


aircraft
II- Purpose of Rafale's conception and its missions
III- Detailed configuration
IV- Engines
V- Specifications/performances
VI- Equipments
VII- Possible evolution or successor

Conclusion
INTRODUCTION
Refueling Tactical
in flight reconnaissance
and strategic

Defense Nuclear
and deterrence
air
superiority

Penetration
Attack at and
sea ground attack

5
• Rafale C (single-
seater)

• Rafale M single-seater
(embarkable on aircraft
carrier)

• Rafale B (two-seater)

6
Classification and
category in which
belongs the aircraft
• It belongs to the category of heavier-than-air
aircraft.

• It has a maximum take-off weight of 24.5


tonnes.

• It is designed for varied roles such


as :

Aerial Aircraft
Ground Electronic
fight reconnaissan
attack warfare
ce

8
Highly
maneuverable

Operational Radius of action


ceiling of 1850
of 15240 meters kilometers

Maximum speed of
Mach 1.8
9
Mission/Purpose
Versatili
ty

Interoperabili Survivability
ty Flexibility

1
Detailed
configuration
Rafale

75 % of
SNECMA Composite
M88
en g i n e

Electrica
flight con l
trol

1
Detailed view :

1
Three-view drawing of
Rafale B

15
Three-view drawing of Rafale
C/M

1
• Aircraft parameters (Rafale B) :

Wingspan 10.8 m Maximum take-off


24.5 tons
weight (MTOW)
Wing surface 45.7 m²
Limit load factor -3.2 g / +9 g

Length 15.3 m
Maximum speed 1389 km/h

Height 5.34 m
Approach speed 231,5 km/h

Empty weight 10.3 tons


Landing distance 450 m
Up to 2x17000lbs
Engines of thrust with
Operational
afterburners 55000 fts
ceiling

1
Engines
The Snecma M88 : A compact and powerful
engine

• High thrust-to-weight
ratio
• Easy
maintainability
• High despatch
reliability
• Lower operating
costs

1
Integrally bladed compressor
disks
(blisks)

Low-pollution Ceramic coatings


combustor and
with smoke-free composite
emissions materials.

Single-crystal
high-pressure turbine
blades
2
The M88-2 powerplant is rated at :
• 10,971 lbs dry
• 16,620 lbs with afterburner

It is equipped with
:

Full Authority Digital Engine


Control
(FADEC)
2
Ameliorat
ed
cooling
Increasing
life
expectancy
Durability
boosting
by up to 50%

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2
Specifications/
performances
I- Stealth and
visibility
Rafale is not a fully stealthy aircraft, it integrates several elements which improve its
discretion on the battlefield such as :

Reduction of SPECTRA
Radar electronic Low optical
signature infrared
warfare visibility
reduction signature
system

2
II- Range of action (Resilience and
persistence)
For the Dassault Rafale, the typical range is around 1,850 km with a standard
mission configuration. However, it can be extended through:

External droppable
In-flight
tanks
refueling

2
III-
Lethality
III-1) Armament
capacity

Anti-ship
Air-to-air Air-to-ground weaponry Artillery
weaponry weaponry

III-2) Airstrike
accuracy

Targeting and
navigation SPECTRA
sensors

2
IV- Maneuverability

IV-1) Aerodynamic
design
• Delta wings
• Duck surfaces
• Ailerons and
rudder
• Air inlet
• Fuselage
• Vortex generators
IV-2) Active flight controls (Fly-
by-wire)
Rafale’s rear center of gravity Potential unstability of the
aircraft at low speed.

The FBW (fly-by-wire) system intervenes to compensate for this instability by


constantly adjusting the controls of the aerodynamic surfaces to avoid stalling.
2
Equipments
RBE2 AESA
radar

3
The Optronique Secteur Frontal
(OSF)

3
Rafale Fire Control Protection and Avoidance System :
SPECTRA

3
The helmet Visor :
SCORPION

3
Rafale weapons
system

3
Rafale weapons
system
Integrated METEOR miss
barrel ile MICA missile
(NEXTER 3
0M-791)

Scalp-EG mis
sile ASMP missile

3
Possible evolution
or successor
The possible successor to the Dassault Rafale is being developed as part of the Future
Combat Air System (FCAS), in the form of :

Next generation
fighter
(NGF)

This project involves a collaboration between :

It is led by Airbus and Dassault Aviation.

3
"Combat cloud" for data
sharing

Manned-unmanned
teaming
with remote carriers
Next generation
fighter
(NGF)

Artificial
intelligence
3
Key details about its
development :
The NGF will include technologies such
as :

Human AI-driven Advanced


machine decision- sensors
learning making

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Conclusion
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