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Special section on aerospace control applications

Control Engineering Practice, 2014
This special issue of the Journal Control Engineering Practice focuses on fostering improvements that can be made by the application of advanced methodologies and novel developments in aerospace systems area. This issue contains four papers that have been selected from recent IFAC events by the sessions’ chairs and recommended for the journal ...
Castaldi, P., Padhi, R., Tsourdos, A., Siguerdidjane, Houria   +3 more
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Aerospace Corrosion Control

Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 1989
Mention golf and most people will think of Gleneagles. But, earlier this month, to over 100 visitors from 18 countries the name Gleneagles was associated with the Aerospace Industry.
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Aerospace Pneumatic Control Systems

Journal of Engineering for Industry, 1963
This paper attempts to deduce the growth pattern of aerospace pneumatic control systems, where pneumatic systems are defined as those employing any gas as a working medium. Various important applications responsible for the initial growth of these systems, such as nuclear engine controls, space attitude controls, and flight controls, are illustrated by
L. B. Taplin, C. B. Sung
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Metallographic Control of Aerospace Components

1980
There have been many tragic air disasters occur in the aviation industry which, because of their nature, were highly publicized and created a strong public awareness of the need for aviation safety. “A chain is only as strong as its weakest link”; and so it goes for aircraft and their components.
J. W. Hutchinson, R. K. McLeod, T. W. Heaslip   +2 more
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Aerospace Controls: The Way Forward

2006 14th Mediterranean Conference on Control and Automation, 2006
Summary form only given. The scope of this article is primarily aerospace engineering for military missions. Control systems engineers have made many outstanding contributions to aerospace engineering in the last few decades. The purpose of this article is to discuss the interdisciplinary challenges the controls community is facing now in the aerospace
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Control of aerospace systems

Annual Reviews in Control, 2021
Ilya V. Kolmanovsky, Marija Ilic
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Adaptive control with aerospace applications

2013
Robust and adaptive control techniques have a rich history of theoretical development with successful application. Despite the accomplishments made, attempts to combine the best elements of each approach into robust adaptive systems has proven challenging, particularly in the area of application to real world aerospace systems.
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National Achievements in Control Theory (The Aerospace Perspective)

IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 2004
Abstract It is well known that among the first motivations for modern control theory were dynamic optimization problems in rocket launching and navigation in aerospace. These problems had become especially important in the forties and fifties due to requirement to minimize various costly resources and design parameters, such as flight time, amount ...
V. F. Krotov, Alexander B. Kurzhanski
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Affine Quadratic Optimal Control and Aerospace Applications

IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems, 2021
This article proposes a class of mathematical models of aerospace control systems. The article has three main contributions. The first contribution is to present analytical solutions of optimal control problems with affine dynamics and quadratc cost with both cross terms and a tradeoff coefficient that weights time.
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Process control for aerospace chemical milling process

International Journal of Manufacturing Technology and Management, 2009
Aerospace industry is a value-added and technology integrated industry. Chemical milling process uses chemical solution to etch and remove the redundant material of detail parts to achieve the purpose of lightweight. The chemical milling usually proceeds after forming and prior to surface treatment.
Chau-Chen Torng, Chikong Huang, Hsien-Ming Chang   +2 more
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