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Poster: All-Electric Ground Operations for More Electric Aircraft
2022Raising awareness about environmental issues shifts the aerospace industry towards electrification and the corresponding solutions are already present from the airport perspective. Commercial aircraft are the missing links in claiming the all-electric ground operations. They rely on fossil fuels without any electric alternative due to the technological
Deja, Jakub +2 more
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More-electric aircraft - system considerations
IEE Colloquium. Electrical Machines and Systems for the More Electric Aircraft, 1999Most parties within the industry are convinced that the more-electric systems will offer significant benefits for the aircraft in terms of weight, reliability and operating costs and a number of developments at the component level are well advanced. This trend will increase aircraft electrical power levels which are already increasing for other reasons.
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More-electric aircraft electrical power system accelerated functional modeling
Proceedings of 14th International Power Electronics and Motion Control Conference EPE-PEMC 2010, 2010The development of future more-electric aircraft (MEA) is a major trend in modern aircraft electric power system (EPS) engineering that results in a significantly increased number of onboard loads driven by power-electronics. Development of appropriate EPS architectures, ensuring the power system integrity, stability and assessment of overall system ...
S. V. Bozhko, T. Wu, Y. Tao, G. M. Asher
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Electrical generation and distribution for the more electric aircraft
2007 42nd International Universities Power Engineering Conference, 2007The aircraft industry is developing the more electric aircraft (MEA) with an ultimate goal of distributing only electrical power across the airframe. The replacement of existing systems with electric equivalents has, and will continue to, significantly increase the electrical power requirement.
Avery, CR, Burrow, SG, Mellor, PH
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More Electricity on Modern Civil Aircrafts-Review
2020 24th International Conference on Circuits, Systems, Communications and Computers (CSCC), 2020As a result of the rapid development of electrical and electronic technologies, concepts like More-Electric Aircraft and All-Electric Aircraft become a reality. Nowadays, MEA-type aircraft use electricity in the actuation systems of aircraft subsystems, which were previously powered by pneumatic power systems, hydraulically or mechanically, including ...
Jenica Ileana Corcau, Liviu Dinca
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Towards the More Electrical Aircraft
2012Taking benefits from breakthroughs in the rapidly-expanding power electronics market, the European Aerospace Industry developed a full suite of more electronic technologies, for a More Electrical Aircraft. Tests at vendor and air-framer facilities demonstrated that the fully-integrated system worked and performed as intended. Major test objectives were
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More Electric Aircraft Trends [Technology Leaders]
IEEE Electrification Magazine, 2014The More Electric Aircraft (MEA) system is being widely recognized as thefuture for the aerospace industry to meet the power demands of increasing electric loads, reducing aircraft emissions, improving fuel economy, and lowering the cost of the total system.
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The More Electric Aircraft: Technology and challenges
IEEE Electrification Magazine, 2014The More Electric Aircraft concept offers many potential benefits in the design and efficiency of future large, manned aircraft. In this article, typical ?aircraft electrical power systems and associated loads are described as well as the exciting future challenges for the aerospace industry.
Pat Wheeler, Sergei Bozhko
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An overview of the more electrical aircraft
Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part G: Journal of Aerospace Engineering, 2012This article introduces the more electric aircraft concept and investigate the potential benefits of the technology for manned aircraft. Typical aircraft electrical power systems and loads are described as well as the exciting, future challenges for the aerospace industry.
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Fuel cell applications on more electrical aircraft
2014 17th International Conference on Electrical Machines and Systems (ICEMS), 2014In order to meet the increasing environmental and economic requirements, commercial aircraft industries have been challenged to reduce fuel consumption, noise and emissions. As a result, more electrical aircraft (MEA), on which engine driven electrical power replaces other primary powers, is being investigated.
Shanshan Wu, Yongdong Li
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