An aircraft auxiliary driving system and method for asymmetric thrust compensation in approach phase
An auxiliary driving and asymmetrical technology, applied to controllers with specific characteristics, electric controllers, etc., can solve the problems of short pilot time, improper pilot manipulation, mismanagement, etc., to ensure flight safety, retain control authority, reduce The effect of small manipulation burden
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[0263] The invention is used to complete the return mission of a twin-engine aircraft after the left engine fails. The initial altitude of the aircraft is 1000m, and the speed is 90m / s; the altitude of the target airport is 370m; the initial position of the aircraft is 30m below the standard glideslope. Seven seconds after the start of the ground simulator test, all engines were turned off to simulate failure of the left engine. Simulation results such as Figure 7 shown.
[0264] Seven seconds after the start of the simulation test, the pilot turned off the left engine to simulate the failure of the left engine, and the thrust of the left engine was reduced to 0N. At 7.13s, the auxiliary driving system recognized the left engine failure of the aircraft, issued a warning to the pilot, and began to compensate the thrust of the right engine, as well as perform autonomous compensation of the yaw moment added to the asymmetrical thrust, and the aircraft returned to stable flight...
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