Research on the Real-Time Model of Aero-Engine Actuator

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Since the solving process of hydraulic dynamic simulation is complex and computational ineffectiveness,the aero-engine actuators real-time modeling is presented in this paper. Combined with the precise model, the convergence of the model and flow coefficient is analyzed. The real-time model operates a number of solving processes in one 20ms simulation cycle and the convergence of fix-step algorithm is guaranteed by adjusting the relevant parameters. The simulation shows that the real-time model can improve the computational efficiency with satisfactory real-time performance and precision.

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