Multi-purpose dynamic energy storage carrier-based aircraft catapult system and method of use thereof
A carrier-based aircraft, multi-purpose technology, applied in the direction of launch/tow transmission, can solve the problems of high energy consumption, unsatisfactory, large space occupation, etc., to achieve the effect of high energy utilization rate, simple structure and convenient processing
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[0040] The principle of decentralized energy storage and concentrated work of the catapult system is as follows:
[0041]1) Each ejection module is equipped with two built-in energy storage motors. At the same time, the speed of the built-in energy storage motor is controlled by the frequency converter. The rotor of the built-in energy storage motor rotates on the transmission shaft without load and drives the energy storage power take-off to rotate to enter dynamic energy storage. state, the energy storage concave disc on the power take-off is a flywheel whose diameter and mass are equivalent to the rotor of the motor, the disc brake is in the braking state, the clutch is in the released state, the transmission shaft is stationary, and the wire rope wound on the transmission shaft is not pulled by the shuttle. Doing work, standing still at the starting point of the ejection runway above the homing module;
[0042] When the ejection module ejects a large-mass object, the two b...
Embodiment 2
[0051] The method of using the multi-purpose dynamic energy storage carrier-based aircraft catapult system. The ejection system is composed of an ejection module, a homing module, a runway ditch module, an electric energy deployment module and an electric energy storage module. In order to prevent multiple carrier-based aircraft from ejecting and taking off at the same time In the event of a collision accident, most of the four ejection systems on the aircraft carrier take turns to eject and take off the carrier-based aircraft, and at most two carrier-based aircraft can eject and take off at the same time. The electrical energy generated by the built-in generator of each ejection module is uniformly allocated and used, and the electrical energy is uniformly allocated to the ejection system that is being ejected or stored in the electrical energy storage module for backup;
[0052] The built-in motor in the ejection module is a dual-purpose motor for electric power generation. T...
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