Method and apparatus for monitoring components of an aircraft landing system
A landing system and aircraft technology, applied in aircraft, brake control systems, brake components, etc., can solve the problems of triggering wheel fuses, yielding, and inability to correlate the temperature of the wheels
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[0017] This document discloses methods and devices for monitoring the components of an aircraft's landing system. During a braking event (eg, landing, taxiing, stopping, etc.) of the aircraft, the brakes (eg, rotor and stator) of the brake assembly generate heat. Heat is conducted from the brake assembly to the wheel operatively coupled to the brake assembly. The wheel may include a fuse that includes a seal that melts at a threshold temperature. If the seal melts, the air is released from the tire on the wheel. After a braking event or multiple braking events in a given time period, the temperature of the fuse will increase towards the threshold temperature. The example methods and devices disclosed herein can be used to monitor the temperature of the wheels and / or the temperature of the fuses to enable the operator of the aircraft, the aircraft control system, etc. to determine when to schedule a future braking event (for example, at the destination Landing) or perform one...
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