Simulation of typical civil aircraft fuel transfer process
J. Jaidev Vyas, G. Balamurugan, M Rakesh
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J. Jaidev Vyas, G. Balamurugan, M Rakesh
Abstract
While aircraft fuel systems are not regarded as one of the complex features of an aircraft, they are essential systems of all aircraft. Their role and functional characteristics play a critical aspect in the design, certification, operation of both military and commercial planes. Engine fuel consumption varies according to the aircraft mission. In this paper, a typical aircraft fuel system configuration is discussed and fuel transfer analysis i.e. simulation of aircraft fuel system performed on MSC EASY5 platform is presented. The results are verified by comparing with the engine requirements.
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While aircraft fuel systems are not regarded as one of the complex features of an aircraft, they are essential systems of all aircraft. Their role and functional characteristics play a critical aspect in the design, certification, operation of both military and commercial planes. Engine fuel consumption varies according to the aircraft mission. In this paper, a typical aircraft fuel system configuration is discussed and fuel transfer analysis i.e. simulation of aircraft fuel system performed on MSC EASY5 platform is presented. The results are verified by comparing with the engine requirements.
Key concepts: Aircraft fuel system, Fuel efficiency, Automotive engineering, Process (computing), Certification, Engineering, Aerospace engineering, Thrust specific fuel consumption