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Xiaobo Qu (Northwestern Polytechnical University) Jingping Shi (Northwestern Polytechnical University) Haijun Zhou (FACRI) Ling Zuo (FACRI) Yongxi Lyu (Northwestern Polytechnical University)
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제어로봇시스템학회 제어로봇시스템학회 국제학술대회 논문집 ICCAS 2018
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2018.10
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632 - 638 (7page)

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The aircraft control surface fault reconfigurable scheme based on control allocation is an active approach to achieve fault-tolerant in flight control. It has obvious advantages such as the structure and parameters of the control law does not need to be redesigned as deflector failures occurs. The attainable moment subset and allocation efficiency with typical control allocation algorithms are evaluated. A modular scheme reconfigurable flight control system (FCS) of a miniature tailless Blended Wing Body UAV is studied by utilizing weighted pseudo-inverse, direct control, and fixed-point control allocation methods. The performance of the reconfigurable FCS is tested and verified with the simulation including typical failure modes such as deflector floating, loss-of-effectiveness and lock-in-place. Results validate that the reconfigurable FCS based on control allocation has preferable ability to handle deflector failures, improve the safety and reliability of aircraft. And the modular scheme proposed in the article demonstrates a good application prospect in the field of aviation and aerospace engineering.

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Abstract
1. INTRODUCTION
2. BWB UAV DESCRIPTION
3. Principle of Reconfigurable Flight Control based on Control Allocation
4. The Baseline Reconfigurable FCS design
5. SIMULATION RESULTS
6. CONCLUSIONS
7. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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