Civil Aviation Engine Control Principles and Typical Systems

Author: He Erming
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: This book is the planned teaching material for the Aircraft Power Engineering and Maintenance program at Northwestern Polytechnical University. The book is divided into two parts: Part 1 covers control components in engine control systems, while Part 2 discusses the principles of civil aviation engine control and typical systems. To meet the teaching needs of aviation maintenance programs while considering time constraints, this textbook essentially combines the content of two courses: Engine Control Components and Engine Control Systems. It omits the complex theoretical derivations of dynamic characteristics related to control components or control systems, retaining only their main conclusions and performance analyses. The book closely aligns with civil aviation production practices, reflecting the latest technological advancements in engine control, particularly in integrating multiple new-generation engine electronic control systems. It provides new summaries on the reliability, condition monitoring, and typical troubleshooting processes of control systems. In terms of content arrangement, it emphasizes both systematic completeness and practicality, ensuring clarity and ease of application. This book is intended for use after completing prerequisite courses such as "Aircraft Engine Principles," "Aircraft Engine Construction and Strength," and "Automatic Control Principles." Due to the author's limited expertise and the novel structure of this book, errors and inaccuracies are inevitable. Readers are welcome to provide feedback and corrections.