The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Department of Aeronautical and Aviation Engineering

ONE LABORATORY · CONNECTED IDEAS

Explore the whole
laboratory.

From the air around a wing to the decisions that keep an airport moving. Find a topic, follow a connection, and investigate one change at a time.

An experiment is a way to follow a cause.

—connected topics

—module entries

—named chapter links

—available modules

01 / CHOOSE A TOPIC

Explore a topic. Find a connection.

Each module belongs to one main topic. Learning paths connect ideas across those boundaries.

A GUIDED PLACE TO START

One airflow.
Several consequences.

Follow bleed extraction from engine performance to cabin pressure and temperature. Load an A/B example, observe the response, and inspect the balances behind it.

Open the connected-system guide

02 / FOLLOW A CONNECTION

Build an explanation, step by step.

Suggested sequences, not compulsory prerequisites. Open any step and return here when you want to make the next connection.

03 / THE COMPLETE LABORATORY

Find a module or a chapter.

Search titles, chapter names and features. Existing experiment addresses and shared A/B setup links remain usable.

Loading the laboratory catalogue…

“Available” means the activity can be opened. Check model evidence and limits before interpreting a result as a real-aircraft prediction.

OBSERVATION TO EXPLANATION

How to use the lab

Choose a comparison, read a curve and keep track of what changed.

UNDERSTAND THE BOUNDARY

Model evidence & limits

Distinguish a numerical check, a reference comparison and validation against measurements.