Ground-Based Flight Simulation of the CH -47C Helicopter
Nicholas Albion, John R. Leet, P. A. Mollenkof
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Nicholas Albion, John R. Leet, P. A. Mollenkof
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Abstract : A ground-based simulation of the CH-47C tandem rotor helicopter was constructed and evaluated. The mathematical model provided a fully coupled, large-perturbation representation of the aircraft which was used in conjunction with a five-degree-of-freedom motion base and a wide-angle point light source visual display. The mathematical model was validated by comparing its static and dynamic characteristics with flight test data. A test pilot flew the simulated aircraft to determine the degree of realism achieved and to evaluate the accuracy with which the CH-47 was represented. Representative data and pilot comments are presented in support of the evaluation.
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Abstract : A ground-based simulation of the CH-47C tandem rotor helicopter was constructed and evaluated. The mathematical model provided a fully coupled, large-perturbation representation of the aircraft which was used in conjunction with a five-degree-of-freedom motion base and a wide-angle point light source visual display. The mathematical model was validated by comparing its static and dynamic characteristics with flight test data. A test pilot flew the simulated aircraft to determine the degree of realism achieved and to evaluate the accuracy with which the CH-47 was represented. Representative data and pilot comments are presented in support of the evaluation.
Key concepts: Aeronautics, Flight simulator, Aerospace engineering, Computer science, Environmental science, Simulation, Computer graphics (images), Engineering