|
Simulation Imitation of an Autogyro Controlled Longitudinal Motion A.A.Kalmykov, O.E.Polyntsev, Ye.I.Somov Institute
of Systems Dynamics and Control Theory,
Russian Academy of Sciences 134, Lermontov Str., Irkutsk,
664033, Russia Principles of designing the autogyro controlled longitudinal motion
flight simulator (FS) and its working algorithm are considered. The FS allow
one to solve a number of problems: -
to
develop and optimize the design decisions; -
to
define values of parameters describing stability and controllability of an
autogyro and to determine other features of the autogyro dynamics; -
to
define loads acting on an autogyro structure during transient and unstable
flight modes; -
to
evaluate mechanical loads during typical flight modes and execute computations
of reliability and long strength; -
to
develop flight operating techniques for different flight configurations,
aircraft masses and mass center locations; -
to
simulate an autogyro behavior at atmospheric turbulence conditions and
the wind shear influence; -
to
determine dangerous flight regime frontiers and establish flight constrains; -
to
simulate unusual flight modes; -
to
determine a flight operating technique aimed at preventing critical flight regimes
and a one for special flight cases; -
to
optimize a control law in order to goal function maximum reaching (for
instance, to obtain the minimum of a take-off distance); -
to
develop logic and analyze the dynamics of an autogyro control system; -
to
make for flight tests; -
to
inquire aviation incidents and to prevent them by means of preliminary
simulations. FS algorithms applied can be the basis of
flight training simulator design. The FS developed is used by the Light
Aviation Design Bureau of the JSC Irkutsk Aviation Industrial Association
(IAIA) during the A-002 multipurpose autogyro designing. As is known, during a
initial design stage most
of problems are solved within an aircraft flight dynamics model without at into
account the structural flexibility and effects of aerodynamic nonstationarity
features. At present, flight simulation
models seem to be the most comfortable compact universal and applicable keeper
of aircraft dynamic feature information
for an operative usage. Here the object of a simulation is an autogyro –
the vehicle whose lift is generated by
a main rotor (MR) operating in the mode of autorotation, i.e. freely rotating under
the rush of air stream. Autogyro
propulsion thrust is created by power plant. |
© 1995-2008 Kazan State University