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USAF Application of Airborne Recorders for Propulsion Diagnostics
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The United States Air Force is evaluating the application of an airborne analyzer and digital recording system to assess, diagnose, and predict turbojet engine health on an immediate and long-term basis.
This paper presents a brief discussion of the C-141 “Lead-the-Force” System, the C-5A Malfunction Detection, Analysis, and Recording Subsystem, and discusses in detail the Engine Analyzer System (EASY). The EASY discussion includes the design philosophy, hardware, test programs, computer programs, and test results.
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Carlson, R., "USAF Application of Airborne Recorders for Propulsion Diagnostics," SAE Technical Paper 670359, 1967, https://doi.org/10.4271/670359.Also In
References
- Rumer W. I. “Turbojet Engine Analyzer System Study.” June 1963
- Douglass M. E. “Turbojet Engine Analyzer Design Study.” April 1963
- Douglass M. E. “Processing of Engine Data for Development of Turbojet Engine Analyzer.” August 1964
- Douglass M. E. “Processing of Engine Data for Development of Turbojet Engine Analyzer.” January 5 1965