Method for detecting a break in an aircraft lift system
An aircraft and system area technology, applied in instruments, measuring devices, aircraft parts, etc., to solve problems such as large tolerances or errors, erroneous fracture detection results, and inability to design monitors.
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[0062] Example 3 with the following load values: R=│L1_r│ / (│L1_1│+│L2_1│), where: r-right; l-left
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[0063] Example 4 with the following load values: R=(│L1_r│+│L2_r│) / (│L1_1│+│L2_1│), where: r-right; 1-left
[0064] Among them, two-level limit values can be used for better fault isolation. The following events can be inferred from the different ratios (R):
[0065] RThere is a break in the right load path L1
[0066] Low_THR2
[0067] Low_THR1No fault status
[0068] Up_THR1There is a break in the left load path L2
[0069] Up_THR2 There is a fracture in the left load path L1
[0070] Accordingly, the reference numbers L1 and L2 may refer to load paths and load values detected in the respective load paths.
[0071] Break detection in the load path can be implemented redundantly by means of several monitors or monitoring methods / monitoring devices accessing different load information. The results of these monitors can be combined by an AND operation or an OR operation.
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