Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
699122 Control Engineering Practice 2012 16 Pages PDF
Abstract

A method for oscillatory fault detection and isolation is presented and used to detect oscillatory failures of redundant aircraft sensors involved in the computation of flight control laws. The objective is to switch off the erroneous sensor and to compute a consolidated parameter using data from valid sensors, in order to eliminate any anomaly before propagation in the control loop. The benefit of the presented method is to improve the consolidation process with a fault detection and isolation approach when only few sources (less than three) are valid. Different techniques are compared to accurately detect any behavioral change of the sensor outputs. The approach is validated on a normalized real flight data set.

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