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Obi Offiah 1st April 2009 18:18

FADEC/EEC Control Law Design
 
Does anyone know of any good books detailing turbofan FADEC control law design?
I've looked into quite a few gas turbine and jet propulsion books, but while they can be very detailed with regard to the turbo-machinery they all seem to lack detailed information on electronic engine control.

Thanks
Obi

flash8 1st April 2009 18:36

Their was a paper discussing the Z notational form in the specification of the 744 RR FADEC... I read it at University sad git that I am. I think it may have been published by the Computing Unit (Oxford Uni). I will try and find it for you.

The Spec obviously should encompass the design.

lomapaseo 1st April 2009 18:44

The engine manufacturers provide the books free of charge to their customers who take their maintenance course. probably can find one on E-Bay. I've got one someplace but it ain't handy right now. :)

Obi Offiah 2nd April 2009 18:22


Originally Posted by flash8
Their was a paper discussing the Z notational form in the specification of the 744 RR FADEC... I read it at University sad git that I am. I think it may have been published by the Computing Unit (Oxford Uni). I will try and find it for you.

The Spec obviously should encompass the design.

Thanks flash8 :ok:



Originally Posted by lomapaseo
The engine manufacturers provide the books free of charge to their customers who take their maintenance course. probably can find one on E-Bay. I've got one someplace but it ain't handy right now. :)

This is quite surprising. The Control Laws themselves are proprietary and I would have thought would be closely guarded by the companies that own them, as well as most other data that reside in the 'black' boxes. I am looking for as much detail as possible even from general sources, nothing specific to an engine type. If however this info is available (engine specific) and isn't a problem, I would appreciate it.

Thanks
Obi

lomapaseo 2nd April 2009 18:48


This is quite surprising. The Control Laws themselves are proprietary and I would have thought would be closely guarded by the companies that own them, as well as most other data that reside in the 'black' boxes. I am looking for as much detail as possible even from general sources, nothing specific to an engine type. If however this info is available (engine specific) and isn't a problem, I would appreciate it.

Thanks
Obi
Ah I was too general in my read and missed the word "law"

I was relating only to a mechanics understanding.

Obi Offiah 2nd April 2009 21:42


Originally Posted by lomapaseo
Ah I was too general in my read and missed the word "law"

I was relating only to a mechanics understanding.

No problem lomapaseo, I'm sure the maintenance pubs make for interesting reading.

Obi

Obi Offiah 7th April 2009 11:50

Hi, flash8

Any news on that paper?

Obi

flash8 8th April 2009 17:19

obi
Sorry been busy but will pm you when I find something!
flash

Obi Offiah 10th April 2009 08:46

Thanks :ok:

Obi


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