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Data-Driven Modeling and Regulation of Aircraft Brakes Degradation via Antiskid Controllers

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IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON RELIABILITY
卷 72, 期 3, 页码 889-899

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IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC
DOI: 10.1109/TR.2022.3194646

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Wheels; Actuators; Mathematical models; Atmospheric modeling; Gears; Aircraft; Load modeling; Aircraft; antiskid control; braking actuator wear; tire wear; wheel slip control

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In ground vehicles, braking actuator degradation and tire consumption are not significant maintenance costs. However, in the aeronautical context, particularly for aircraft, they significantly contribute to maintenance costs. This study proposes a data-driven model that explores the relationship between brake and tire degradation and antiskid controller parameters.
In ground vehicles, braking actuator degradation and tire consumption do not represent a significant maintenance cost as the lifespan of both components, at least in common situations, is rather long. In the aeronautical context, and for aircraft in particular, instead, braking actuator degradation and tire consumption significantly contribute to an aircraft maintenance cost due to the frequency of their replacement. This is mainly due to the fact that aircraft braking maneuvers last significantly longer than those in the automotive context. So that the antilock braking system is always active during the braking maneuver, making its impact on the consumption of the two components significant. This work proposes an innovative data-driven model of brake and tire degradation, showing how they are related to the antiskid controller parameters. The analysis is carried out in a MATLAB/Simulink environment on a single wheel rigid body model, validated experimentally, which includes all the nonlinear effects peculiar of the aeronautic context. The results show that by using an appropriate antiskid control approach, it is possible to directly regulate the consumption of these components while at the same time guaranteeing the required braking performance.

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