Aircraft wheel fly-by-wire brake system capable of selecting the braking method

Abstract

An airplane wheel fly-by-wire operation brake system capable of selecting brake modes comprises a brake instruction sensor, a control box, an electro-hydraulic servo valve, an electromagnetic valve, an airplane wheel speed sensor and a pressure sensor. The airplane wheel speed sensor, the control box and the electro-hydraulic servo valve form a brake anti-slip control part. The control box and the electromagnetic valve conducts oil path opening and closing through a brake pressure control method to control an airplane to be partly braked through a small brake device or achieve complete brake through a large brake device. The brake pressure value is set to be 40-65% of normal brake pressure. The system is suitable for a single-wheel double-brake airplane wheel with a carbon brake, can meet the requirement that the single-wheel double-brake airplane wheel selects and uses the brake so that the use state of a carbon disc can be adjusted, the good characteristic of abrasion resistance of a carbon-carbon composite friction material is given full play to, the problems that an existing single-wheel single-brake carbon brake disc is large in abrasion and short in service life are effectively solved, the service life of the carbon disc is prolonged, and economic benefits of the carbon disc are improved.

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[0001] The invention relates to an aircraft wheel brake system, in particular to a brake control system with single-wheel double brakes and taxi brake selection based on brake pressure. Background technique

[0002] Compared with steel brakes, aircraft carbon brakes have the advantages of light weight, wear resistance, high specific heat, and non-bonding at high temperatures because the brake discs are completely made of carbon-carbon composite friction materials, which significantly improves the technical performance and reliability of aircraft use. Safety, maintenance and economy, so it is widely used in modern aircraft. Carbon brakes are especially suitable for high-energy braking situations, and their excellent friction and wear characteristics endow carbon brake discs with durable qualities. However, after the carbon brake was put into field operation, it was found that the service life of the carbon brake disc could not reach the given life value of th...

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