A Feasibility Study into the Use of Ailerons for Brake Augmentation 985545
A study has been conducted into the employment of ailerons as a brake augmentation device capable of minimising landing distance whilst maintaining the aircraft on the runway centre line. The idea is to use ailerons to increase the normal force on the undercarriage, which has the effect of increasing the available friction force in favour of the gear that is most likely to skid.
The paper evaluates, the aerodynamic forces and moments produced by ailerons, the achievable increase/decrease in the applied normal undercarriage loading, the aircraft roll rates, dynamic lags due to fully deflecting the ailerons, and the responsiveness of the anti skid system. This paper shows that the ailerons have the aerodynamic effectiveness to enhance differential braking and describes the concept for shortening landing distances. The paper introduces the methodology to achieve this proposed effect.
Citation: Papadopoulos, C., Self, A., and Kapadoukas, G., "A Feasibility Study into the Use of Ailerons for Brake Augmentation," SAE Technical Paper 985545, 1998, https://doi.org/10.4271/985545. Download Citation
Author(s):
Chris Papadopoulos, A. W. Self, G. G. Kapadoukas
Affiliated:
Kingston University, UK.
Pages: 7
Event:
World Aviation Congress & Exposition
ISSN:
0148-7191
e-ISSN:
2688-3627
Related Topics:
Aircraft
Aerodynamics
Roll
Runways
Personnel
Gears
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