Unable to log in or get member pricing? Having trouble changing your password?

Please review our Frequently Asked Questions for complete information on these and other common situations.
 

Vertical Flight Library & Store

A Real Time Scheme for Rotating System Component Load Estimation Using Fixed System Measurements

Chams Eddine Mballo, J.V.R Prasad, Georgia Institute of Technology

May 14, 2018

https://doi.org/10.4050/F-0074-2018-12768

Abstract:
Accurate and real-time load monitoring of vital components located in the rotor system is important for not only inferring usage and estimating fatigue in those components, but also for developing load alleviation /limiting control schemes. An approach previously developed for online estimation of rotor component loads is evaluated in this paper in which a linear time invariant (LTI) model of helicopter coupled body/rotor dynamics is combined with a Linear Quadratic Estimator (LQE), that is designed to correct LTI model state response using fixed system measurements. The estimation fidelity of the LTI/LQE scheme is evaluated in simulations using a nonlinear model of a generic helicopter for online prediction of rotor blade pitch link loads arising from vehicle maneuvers.


A Real Time Scheme for Rotating System Component Load Estimation Using Fixed System Measurements

  • Presented at Forum 74
  • 12 pages
  • SKU # : F-0074-2018-12768
  • HUMS

  • Your Price : $30.00
  • Join or log in to receive the member price of $15.00!


VFS member?
Don't add this to your cart just yet!
Be sure to log in first to receive the member price of $15.00!

 
Add To Cart

Reward Value:
(60) Member Points

A Real Time Scheme for Rotating System Component Load Estimation Using Fixed System Measurements

Authors / Details:
Chams Eddine Mballo, J.V.R Prasad, Georgia Institute of Technology