Aero-engine nonlinear model modeling method
A nonlinear model, aero-engine technology, which is applied in the field of aero-engines and can solve problems such as large changes in aero-engine operating conditions and working ranges.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Publication Date
- 2019-09-10
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Abstract
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technical field
[0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of aero-engines, and in particular relates to an aero-engine modeling method. Background technique
[0002] An aero engine is a device that provides power to an aircraft, also known as an aero propulsion system. The development process of aero-engines is long and expensive, and all countries are actively seeking low-cost and high-efficiency research and development solutions. Computer numerical simulation technology is one of the main ways to solve this problem. Establishing an accurate mathematical model of an aero-engine for performance simulation, or for further verification of control law design and optimization of analysis algorithms can greatly reduce test costs and shorten development cycles. In addition, the existing engine numerical models also need to be improved and upgraded accordingly with the overall progress of the technological level and the improvement of use requirements. Therefore, engi...
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[0339] 1. Engine simulation platform
[0340] Foreign countries that started research and development of aero-engines earlier have been conducting research on engine modeling and simulation technology. The engine model has also advanced from the early simple first-order linear differential equations to complex nonlinear dynamic real-time simulation models. In recent years, there have also been some engine synthesis The simulation platform (or simulation software, simulation system) is developed and used. The aero-engine simulation platform needs to be based on a strong engine industry, based on a large number of tests and a comprehensive database, and built on the basis of repeated revisions. It is also a reflection of a country or team's engine research technology reserves. Typical platforms currently include: GSP (Gas Turbine Simulation Program) of the Netherlands Aerospace Laboratory (NLR), CGTES (Computer Gas Turbofan Engine Simulator) of the Russian Central Aviation Engin...