#Flying durations full#
#Flying durations verification#
#Flying durations license#

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#Flying durations full#

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European Conference of the Prognostics and Health Management Society.īole, B., Teubert, C., Quach, C., Hogge, E., Vazquez, S., Goebel, K., & Vachtsevanos, G. 'Online Prediction of Battery Discharge and Estimation of Parasitic Loads for an Electric Aircraft'. Accuracy requirements are considered in this paper for an alarm that warns operators when remaining flying time is estimated to fall below a specified threshold.īole, B., Daigle, M., Gorospe, G. The time at which the lower- limit on battery charge is crossed is then used to measure the accuracy of remaining flying time predictions. The fully integrated aircraft is repeatedly operated until the charge stored in powertrain batteries falls below a specified lower-limit. The vehicle under test is commanded to follow a predefined propeller RPM profile in order to create battery demand profiles similar to those expected in flight.

#Flying durations verification#

The algorithm verification procedure described here uses a fully functional vehicle that is restrained to a platform for repeated run-to-functional-failure experiments. A set of ground tests is described that make use of a small unmanned aerial vehicle to verify the performance of remaining flying time predictions. This paper addresses the problem of building trust in online predictions of a battery powered aircraft’s remaining available flying time.