Deviation Analysis of Pitot Static Probe Airflow Receiving for Civil Aircraft
Jiejue Zhao
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Jiejue Zhao
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Abstract The pitot static probe provides the atmospheric pitot pressure and static pressure information for the Air Data system for calculating flight parameters for flight. The installation angle of the f pitot static probe directly affects the accuracy of its airflow receiving, and directly affects the judgment of the aircraft and the crew. In this paper, we have conducted an in-depth analysis of the airflow receiving deviation of the pitot static probe, and simulated the large changes in flight parameters of a certain type of aircraft under different installation deviation angles. Finally, commonly used deviation treatment suggestions are given for the installation deviation of the full static pressure probe of a certain type of aircraft.
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Abstract The pitot static probe provides the atmospheric pitot pressure and static pressure information for the Air Data system for calculating flight parameters for flight. The installation angle of the f pitot static probe directly affects the accuracy of its airflow receiving, and directly affects the judgment of the aircraft and the crew. In this paper, we have conducted an in-depth analysis of the airflow receiving deviation of the pitot static probe, and simulated the large changes in flight parameters of a certain type of aircraft under different installation deviation angles. Finally, commonly used deviation treatment suggestions are given for the installation deviation of the full static pressure probe of a certain type of aircraft.
Key concepts: Pitot tube, Static pressure, Airflow, Crew, Mechanics, Environmental science, Acoustics, Aerospace engineering