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基于小波熵的救生伞高速空投最大开伞动载不确定性

Translated title of the contribution: Maximum opening overload uncertainty of high speed airdrop of life-saving parachutes based on wavelet entropy
  • Danyang Liu
  • , Peng Ke*
  • , Chunxin Yang
  • , Kunchang Ma
  • , Xiaoling Qi
  • *Corresponding author for this work
  • Beihang University
  • Aviation Key Laboratory of Science and Technology on Life-support Technology
  • AVIC Xiangyang Aerospace Life-Support Industries Co., Ltd.

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Abstract

To solve the discreteness problem of maximum overload measurements in high speed airdrop tests, wavelet entropy is used to compare and analyze the test data and simulation data. Results show that the large attitude difference of the dummy directly causes the poor repeatability of test measurements, while the attitude uncertainty of the dummy from the start of the airdrop to the parachute straightening moment is the main source of the problem. The wavelet entropy obtained from the experimental data and simulation results is consistent with the physical nature of the airdrop system, exhibiting the same variation trend as that of the airdrop speed and the airdrop system mass. Therefore, it is unreasonable to consider only the measurement value of the maximum overload and ignore the system uncertainty in the experimental study of the life-saving parachute open load. Hence, it is suggested to control the dummy posture before straightening of the parachute.

Translated title of the contributionMaximum opening overload uncertainty of high speed airdrop of life-saving parachutes based on wavelet entropy
Original languageChinese (Traditional)
Article number123627
JournalHangkong Xuebao/Acta Aeronautica et Astronautica Sinica
Volume41
Issue number8
DOIs
StatePublished - 25 Aug 2020

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