Research of Aero-Engine Life Prediction Based on Take-Off EGTM

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doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.99-100.286

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Research of Aero-Engine Life Prediction Based on Take-Off EGTM

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Life prediction is one important of area Engine research. Take-off EGTM is an important parameter to monitor Engine performance. Take-off EGTM have great influence on Engine life, Reducing EGT will help to extend Engine life on wing (LOW), thereby reducing operating costs. Aiming at aero-Engine condition monitoring, the definition of take-off EGT Margin is given, estimation methods and their application on Engine life prediction are discussed.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 99-100)

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286-292

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September 2011

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Hong Bo Peng, Min Dan, Hong Chu Qu

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Estimated Margin, Life Prediction, Take-Off Egt Margin

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