Diagnostics of typical faults that cause extra situation in flight
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2014.33560Keywords:
aircraft, extra situation, faults, control system, reconfiguration, control surfaces, diagnosticsAbstract
This article is about typical aircraft system and components faults that cause to extra situation in flight. It is given statistic data about common control surfaces faults. It is analyzed three main types of faults: sensors faults, actuators, components faults and diagnostic how these faults affect on aircraft control system. It is developed fault diagnostics methodic in flight.
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