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Mapping the Human Performance Envelope Through Multivariate Information Transfer. [PDF]
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Computer Applications in Full-Scale Aircraft Fatigue Tests
1994The development of computerized load processing techniques for application to a full-scale fatigue test of the aft fuselage and empennage of a Canadian Forces CT-114 (Tutor) aircraft is described. The procedures used to select significant end points from the flight loads and to eliminate nondamaging maneuvers are presented together with the development
RL Hewitt, RS Rutledge
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A Structural Health Monitoring System for the Full Scale Aircraft Fatigue Test
Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2013A structural health monitoring system especially for the full scale aircraft fatigue test is being developed to monitor, interpret, and make decisions based on the information from sensors during experiment. The functions of the system are achieved by different subsystems including data acquisition subsystem, control and manage subsystem, data ...
Yi Shan Zhang, Zhi Wang, Jia Kun Cai
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Development of Load Spectrum for Full Scale Fatigue Test of a Trainer Aircraft
2011PZL-130 “Orlik” is a turbo-propeller engine trainer airplane, entirely designed and build in Poland. This plane is used in Polish Air Force mainly for primary training of polish military pilots.
Piotr Reymer +2 more
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Spectrum Editing for a Full-Scale Fatigue Test of a Fighter Aircraft Wing with Buffet Loading
2005This paper describes the spectrum editing techniques that were used to derive the test spectrum for the full-scale fatigue test of an F/A-18 wing that is currently underway at the Institute for Aerospace Research, National Research Council Canada.
RL Hewitt, JP Weiss, PK Nor
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Structural Health Monitoring, 2017
Structural health monitoring technology has gradually developed from the research in laboratory to engineering validations and applications. However, the problem of reliable damage evaluation under time-varying conditions is a main obstacle for applying structural health monitoring to real aircraft structures.
Shenfang Yuan, Lei Qiu
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Structural health monitoring technology has gradually developed from the research in laboratory to engineering validations and applications. However, the problem of reliable damage evaluation under time-varying conditions is a main obstacle for applying structural health monitoring to real aircraft structures.
Shenfang Yuan, Lei Qiu
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