CN113761667B - Empty weight estimation method for supersonic passenger plane - Google Patents

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CN113761667B CN202111125590.7A CN202111125590A CN113761667B CN 113761667 B CN113761667 B CN 113761667B CN 202111125590 A CN202111125590 A CN 202111125590A CN 113761667 B CN113761667 B CN 113761667B
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The invention discloses an empty weight estimation method for a supersonic passenger plane. The empty weight estimation method selects a statistical model of weight according to the similarity of key characteristics of components or devices, and calculates the reference weight of wings, horizontal tails, vertical tails, engines, engine installation parts, engine casings, air inlet channels, tail pipes, engine cooling systems, fuel oil cooling systems, engine control systems and engine starting systems of the supersonic airliners by adopting a Raymer fighter weight estimation system formula; calculating the reference weight of a body, a landing gear, a flight control system, an APU (auxiliary Power Unit) installation device, a measuring device, a hydraulic system, an electric system, an avionic system, a decoration system, an air conditioning system, an anti-icing and deicing system and an operating device of the supersonic passenger plane by adopting a Raymer transport plane weight estimation system formula; and introducing a technical progress weight factor to obtain the estimated weight of the component or the device and each subsystem. The method is efficient and rapid, and can accurately estimate the weight of the body structure and the weight of the propulsion system of the supersonic passenger plane.

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Empty weight estimation method for supersonic passenger plane
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the field of weight balance and control of supersonic aircrafts, and particularly relates to an empty weight estimation method for a supersonic passenger plane.
Background
The weight of the airplane is the basic input required by cost calculation, performance calculation, sonic boom characteristic evaluation, task profile design, buffeting response analysis, flutter characteristic analysis, strength and rigidity analysis, fatigue life analysis, maneuverability, safety analysis and the like, is an important physical quantity required to be predicted and controlled in each link in the airplane research and development cycle, and is an important basis for airplane design scheme evaluation. The accuracy of the aircraft weight calculation technology determines the conformity degree of the design scheme to a great extent, and has an important influence on the economy, safety and core competitiveness of the aircraft, so the aircraft weight calculation and control technology also becomes one of the core technologies of aircraft design units. Since the 30 s of the last century, the weight balance and control of airplanes gradually become a great concern for airplane design, and various airplane companies and related research units develop weight methods based on empirical models, semi-empirical methods and theoretical analysis, so that relatively perfect weight technical systems of fighters, transporters and general airplanes are formed. The weight of the fighter plane is mainly established for an aerial combat plane and a ground attack plane, and is mainly applied to weight calculation of the fighter plane with the small aspect ratio wings. The weight of the transport plane is developed mainly for passenger planes and cargo planes, and is mainly used for calculating the weight of the transport plane with large aspect ratio and large volume body layout. The weight of the general aircraft is mainly developed for commercial aircraft and medium and small-sized transport aircraft, and is mainly applied to light general aviation aircraft.
Unlike fighters, traditional transporters, and general-purpose aircraft, supersonic airliners have the following characteristics:
(1) the main lifting surface of the supersonic airliner is a wing with a small aspect ratio and has the characteristic of the lifting surface of a typical supersonic fighter;
(2) the payload container of a supersonic passenger aircraft is a slender large-capacity fuselage with typical transport features;
(3) the stabilizing surface of the supersonic airliner is a duck wing with a small aspect ratio, a vertical wing with a small aspect ratio or a V-shaped empennage, and has the stabilizing surface characteristics of the supersonic fighter;
(4) the propulsion system of the supersonic airliner needs to meet the requirements of low-speed takeoff and supersonic cruise, and has the characteristics of the propulsion system of the supersonic fighter;
(5) the fixing device of supersonic passenger plane is to meet the requirement of load transportation and has the features of conventional fixing device of transport plane.
These features make supersonic airliners different from conventional fighters and conventional transport planes with high aspect ratio wing layouts, but integrate the typical structural features of both fighters and transport planes. Any one of the existing weight technology systems of fighters, transport planes and general airplanes cannot well embody the key characteristics of supersonic airliners. Therefore, the corresponding weight technology system is difficult to adapt to the weight requirement of the supersonic passenger plane.
In the conceptual design stage of the airplane, a large number of design schemes need to be compared and analyzed, and excellent schemes need to be screened for further research and subsequent design work. At this stage, the structural design of the airframe and each system is still insufficient, and it is difficult to perform fine calculation of the aircraft weight by using the finite element method and to bear the burden of high-intensity calculation, so that the empirical estimation method based on historical data is widely used. Raymer, Roskam, Torenbeek, Jenkinson, Howe, c.m. segel, etc. summarize the empirical methods of estimating the quality of components or devices of three types of aircraft, fighters, transporters and business machines, in the corresponding aircraft design course, by first decomposing the components or devices of the aircraft by function, such as Raymer, Roskam, Torenbeek, which divides the aircraft into wing, horizontal/duck wing, vertical tail, fuselage, etc., and engine, engine mount, engine casing, air intake duct, tail duct, engine cooling system, fuel cooling system, engine control system, engine starting system, main landing gear, nose landing gear, flight control system, APU mount, measuring device, hydraulic system, electrical system, avionic system, decoration system, air conditioning system, ice control system, and steering device, etc. And then fitting historical data of the weights of all parts or devices of the three types of airplanes to obtain a corresponding weight decomposition empirical formula. However, since supersonic aircraft history data is not much, there is no statistical formula system for estimating the components, devices, subsystem weight and empty weight. Therefore, there is a need to develop a weight fast calculation method that adapts to the characteristics of a supersonic passenger aircraft for use in the concept design and analysis of supersonic passenger aircraft.
Currently, there is a need to develop a method for estimating the empty weight for a supersonic passenger aircraft.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a method for estimating the empty weight of a supersonic passenger plane.
The invention relates to a method for estimating the empty weight of a supersonic passenger plane, which comprises the following steps:
s1, disassembling the supersonic passenger plane into three subsystems, namely a body structure, a propulsion system and a fixing device, according to the overall layout of the supersonic passenger plane and functions, decomposing each subsystem into a plurality of components or devices, and determining the geometric dimension, the function or the construction parameters of each component or device;
the machine body structure subsystem is divided into a machine body, wings, vertical tails, horizontal tails or canard wings and an undercarriage; the propulsion system subsystem is decomposed into an engine, an engine mounting part, an engine shell, an air inlet channel, a tail pipe, an engine cooling system, a fuel oil cooling system, an engine control system and an engine starting system; the fixing device subsystem is divided into a flight control system, an APU installation device, a measuring device, a hydraulic system, an electric system, an avionic system, a decoration system, an air conditioning system, an anti-icing and deicing system and a control device;
s2, selecting a combination from statistical models of the weights of components or devices of the existing fighter plane and the existing transport plane according to the geometric characteristics, the structural characteristics and the load characteristics of the components or the devicesCalculating reference weight of each part or device by using appropriate statistical model
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Wherein
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identification of each component or device;
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s3, calculating the weight of each part or device of the supersonic passenger plane:
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a technological progress weight factor of the era was established for the weight of each component or device corresponding to the database of statistical models,
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identification of each component or device.
S4, according to the division of the subsystems, summing the weights of the components or devices belonging to the subsystems, and calculating the weights of the three subsystems respectively;
further, in step S2, the weight models of the wings, the vertical tails, and the horizontal tails of the fighter are selected for estimation based on the reference weights of the wings, the vertical tails, and the horizontal tails of the supersonic airliner:
a. calculating a reference weight for a supersonic passenger aircraft wing
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The formula is as follows:
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In order to design the weight of the vehicle,
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in order to limit the overload, the overload is avoided,
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the area of the wing is the area of the wing,
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is the aspect ratio of the wing,
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the relative thickness of the wing root is the relative thickness,
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the ratio of the tip to the root of the wing,
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is the sweep angle of 25 percent chord line of the wing,
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is the control surface area on the wing;
b. calculating reference weight of horizontal tail of supersonic passenger plane
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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the width of the machine body at the horizontal tail part,
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the tail of the tail is flat and long,
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the area of the horizontal tail;
c. calculating a reference weight for a vertical fin of a supersonic passenger aircraft
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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the height of the horizontal tail is the height of the horizontal tail,
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the height of the vertical tail is the height of the vertical tail,
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the area of the vertical tail is the area of the vertical tail,
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in order to design the mach number of the optical fiber,
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is the length of the vertical tail arm, namely the distance from 0.25 average aerodynamic chord of the wing to 0.25 average aerodynamic chord of the vertical tail,
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the area of the rudder is the area of the rudder,
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is the aspect ratio of the vertical tail,
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the ratio of the tip to the root of the vertical fin,
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is vertical tail 25% chord line sweepback angle;
further, the reference weights of the fuselage and the landing gear of the supersonic aircraft in step S2 are estimated by selecting a statistical model of the weights of the fuselage and the landing gear of the transport aircraft, respectively:
d. calculating reference weight of supersonic passenger plane body
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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the length of the machine body is taken as the length,
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the area of the machine body to be soaked is,
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the depth of the structure of the machine body is,
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extending the wing;
e. calculating a reference weight of a landing gear of a supersonic aircraft, including a reference weight of a nose landing gear and a reference weight of a main landing gear:
e1. reference weight of nose landing gear
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein
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In order to make the landing weight heavy,
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in order to get the overload factor to land,
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in order to be the length of the nose landing gear,
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the number of nose landing gear wheels;
e2. reference weight of main landing gear
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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the length of the main landing gear is taken as the length,
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the number of the main lifting and falling frame wheels,
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the number of shock absorbing rods for the main landing gear,
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is the stall speed;
further, the reference weight of the propulsion system of the supersonic passenger aircraft in step S2 is selected from a weight model of the fighter aircraft for estimation, and specifically includes reference weights of an engine, an engine mounting part, an engine casing, an air inlet, a tail nozzle, an engine cooling system, a fuel cooling system, an engine control system, an engine starting system and a fuel tank;
f1. reference weight of engine
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein
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The weight of a single engine is obtained by fitting a model through given or historical data of an engine company;
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the number of the engines is;
f2. reference weight of engine mount
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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is the total thrust of the engine;
f3. the formula of the reference weight of the engine shell is as follows:
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f4. reference weight of air intake duct
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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as the length of the air inlet duct,
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the length of the double-fork air inlet combined pipe is,
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is the engine diameter;
f5. reference weight of jet nozzle
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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is the length of the tail nozzle;
f6. reference weight of engine cooling system
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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is the engine case length;
f7. reference weight of fuel cooling system
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The formula is as follows:
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f8. reference weight of engine control system
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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the length from the front end face of the engine to the cab is equal to that of a single engineMultiplying the length from the front end surface to the cockpit by the number of engines;
f9. reference weight of engine starting system
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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the thrust of a single engine is adopted;
f10. reference weight of fuel tank
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The formula is as follows:
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is the total volume of the fuel,
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the total volume of the oil tank is integrated,
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is the total volume of the self-sealing oil tank,
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the number of the oil tanks is the same as the number of the oil tanks,
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fuel consumption rate at maximum thrust;
further, the reference weight of the fixing device of the supersonic passenger plane in the step S2 is selected from a weight model of the transport plane for estimation, and specifically includes reference weights of an aircraft control system, an APU installation, a measuring device, a hydraulic system, an electric system, an avionic system, a decoration system, an air conditioning system, an anti-icing system and a control device;
g1. reference weight for flight control system
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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in order to control the number of flight control system functions,
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for the number of functions of the mechanical system,
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in order to control the total area of the surface,
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is the moment of inertia of the pitch axis of the aircraft,
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in order to control the number of flight control systems,
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the number of the crew members;
g2. reference weight for APU installation
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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is the auxiliary power supply unit weight;
g3. reference weight of measuring device
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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extending the wing;
g4. reference weight of hydraulic system
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The formula is as follows:
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g5. reference weight of electric power system
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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in order to provide the rated power for the power system,
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the total length of the cable is taken as the length,
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the number of the generators is;
g6. reference weight of avionics system
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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avionics system weight;
g7. reference weight of decorating system
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein
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Is the maximum payload weight;
g8. reference weight of air conditioning system
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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in order to increase the total volume of the pressure chamber,
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designing the total number of people on the state machine, including the number of crew members and the number of passengers;
g9. reference weight of anti-icing system
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The formula is as follows:
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g10. reference weight of the operating device
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The formula is as follows:
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further, the weighting factor of the technical progress in step S3 is described
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Typical values of (a) are: the wing technical progress weight factor is 0.7, the vertical tail technical progress weight factor is 0.8, the fuselage technical progress weight factor is 0.82, the landing gear technical progress weight factor is 0.85, and the rest of the components or devices have technical progress weight factors of 1.0.
Further, the reference weight of the fuselage in step S2 is as follows:
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with respect to a conventional passenger aircraft layout,
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(ii) a For the modern supersonic low-speed passenger blasting machine layout,
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further, the single engine weight of f1 in the step S2
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The formula of the historical data fitting model is as follows:
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further, the weight calculation formulas of the three subsystems in step S4 are as follows:
h1. weight of the body structure
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The formula is as follows:
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h2. weight of propulsion system
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The formula is as follows:
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if it is not
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Is the weight of the engine including the accessories, the weight of the propulsion system is reduced to:
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h3. weight of the fixing device
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The formula is as follows:
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empty weight of supersonic passenger plane
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Is of the formula
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Further, when the supersonic passenger aircraft is provided with a canard, the weight of the horizontal tail of the supersonic passenger aircraft in step S2 is adopted
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The formula performs the canard weight calculation and adds the canard weight to the body structure weight calculation formula of h1 in step S4.
The method for estimating the empty weight of the supersonic passenger plane is based on the decomposition of an airplane system, a component or a device, selects a weight statistical model of each component or device from weight estimation statistical models of a fighter and a transport plane of Raymer according to a characteristic similarity principle to calculate the reference weight, and multiplies a correction factor reflecting the technical progress to obtain the weight of each component or device.
The wings, the vertical tails and the horizontal tails of the supersonic airliner all belong to thin lifting surfaces with small aspect ratio, the geometrical shape (including sweepback angle, aspect ratio, relative thickness and tip-root ratio), the structural form (including a beam-rib wing box and front and rear edge lift-increasing devices) and the aerodynamic load distribution characteristics born in the whole flight process are all similar to those of the supersonic fighter, and are far away from the traditional airliner, and the reference weights of the wings, the vertical tails and the horizontal tails of the supersonic airliner are respectively estimated by selecting a statistical model of the weights of the wings, the vertical tails and the horizontal tails of the Raymer fighter. Meanwhile, the design points of the propulsion system of the supersonic passenger plane comprise a supersonic cruise point, the geometric characteristics, the structural form, the load characteristics and the working mode of an air inlet channel, a spray pipe, a turbofan engine and a duct of the supersonic passenger plane, and the characteristics of other parts or devices of the propulsion system are similar to those of the supersonic fighter, and a statistical model of the weight of the propulsion system of the Raymer fighter is selected by referring to weight estimation. Therefore, in order to adapt to the supersonic layout characteristics of wings, horizontal tails, vertical tails and propulsion systems of supersonic airliners, the wings, horizontal tails, vertical tails, engines, engine mounting parts, engine casings, air inlet channels, tail pipes, engine cooling systems, fuel cooling systems, engine control systems and engine starting systems in steps a, b, c and f, weight calculation adopts a fighter component or device weight model given by Raymer. Of course, the formula for the components or devices in steps a, b, c and f can be any other weight system for the corresponding components of the fighter class and the propulsion system, such as the weight system of the fighters of Roskam, Howe, C.M. and Legel.
The airframe and the undercarriage of the supersonic passenger plane are subjected to small aerodynamic loads, the weight of the airframe and the undercarriage of the supersonic passenger plane is mainly determined by the similar geometrical characteristics and structural form of the traditional passenger plane, and the reference weight of the airframe and the undercarriage of the supersonic passenger plane is estimated by respectively selecting a statistical model of the weight of the airframe and the undercarriage of a Raymer transport plane. The function and characteristics of the fixture are the same as in a conventional passenger aircraft, and a statistical model of the weight of the transport aircraft is selected for estimation on the reference weight of the components or devices in the fixture. Therefore, in order to adapt to the loading, use and characteristics of the running parts or devices of the supersonic airliner, the weight calculation of the fuselage, main landing gear, nose landing gear, flight control system, APU installation, measuring device, hydraulic system, electric system, avionic system, decoration system, air conditioning system, ice control system and control device in steps d, e and g uses the model of the weight of the parts or devices of the transport aircraft given by Raymer. Of course, the formula for the components or devices in steps d, e and g can also be the formula for the corresponding components or devices of the class of conveyors in any other weight system, such as the weight system of conveyors in Roskam, Eger, Jenkinson, Howe, c.m. hagell.
Statistical modeling of the weight of the components or devices of the method for estimating the empty weight of a supersonic passenger aircraft according to the inventionTypes were based on fighter and transporter weight databases before the 1990's. The technical progress weighting factors of the current components or devices are respectively determined according to the development progress situation of materials, design methods and manufacturing processes and by considering related technical reports and practices of NASA. In particular, modern supersonic low-sonic-velocity passenger aircraft are divided into three sections of fuselage forebody, passenger cabin and afterbody, in order to reduce sonic boom, the slenderness ratio of the fuselage is increased, the cross-section distribution of forebody and afterbody is smoother, and the relative length of the cabin section of the fuselage is (
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To correct for the effects of changes in the forebody, aft body shape and volume.
In summary, the method for estimating the empty weight of a supersonic passenger aircraft according to the present invention is divided into the following steps: calculating the reference weight of wings, horizontal tails, vertical tails, engines, engine mounting parts, engine shells, air inlet channels, tail pipes, engine cooling systems, fuel oil cooling systems, engine control systems and engine starting systems of the supersonic airliners by adopting a Raymer fighter weight estimation formula; secondly, calculating the reference weight of the body, the undercarriage, the flight control system, the APU installation, the measuring device, the hydraulic system, the electric system, the avionic system, the decoration system, the air-conditioning system, the ice prevention and deicing system and the operating device of the supersonic passenger plane by adopting a Raymer's formula of a weight estimation system of the transport plane; and thirdly, introducing a technical progress weight factor, multiplying the weight of each part or device by the corresponding technical progress weight factor, and then respectively obtaining the weight of each subsystem and the empty weight of the whole machine.
The method for estimating the empty weight of the supersonic passenger plane is based on an airplane weight decomposition statistical model, comprehensively utilizes weight formulas of parts or devices of fighters and transport planes, and combines the parts or devices of the supersonic passenger plane and a complete method for quickly estimating the weight of a subsystem, overcomes the problem that the existing weight estimation formula system of the fighters and the transport planes cannot adapt to the parts or devices of the supersonic passenger plane, has the characteristics of high efficiency and high speed, and can accurately estimate the body structure weight and the propulsion system weight of the supersonic passenger plane.
Drawings
FIG. 1 is a flow chart of calculating the weight and empty weight of each subsystem of a supersonic aircraft in the method for estimating empty weight of a supersonic aircraft according to the present invention;
FIG. 2a is a schematic view (top view) of the locked Engineering & Sciences Company M1.6 SST layout and its propulsion system of example 1;
FIG. 2b is a schematic view (side view) of the locked Engineering & Sciences Company M1.6 SST layout and its propulsion system of example 1;
FIG. 2c is a schematic view (front view) of the locked Engineering & Sciences Company M1.6 SST layout and its propulsion system of embodiment 1;
FIG. 2d is a schematic view of a locked Engineering & Sciences Company M1.6 SST layout and its propulsion system of embodiment 1 (engine main view);
FIG. 3 is a comparison of the parts, equipment, subsystem weights and empty weight estimation errors for a supersonic aircraft layout of the locked Engineering & Sciences Company M1.6 SST of example 1.
Detailed Description
The present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and examples.
As shown in fig. 1, the method for estimating empty weight for supersonic passenger aircraft of the present invention comprises the following steps:
s1, disassembling the supersonic passenger plane into three subsystems, namely a body structure, a propulsion system and a fixing device, according to the overall layout of the supersonic passenger plane and functions, decomposing each subsystem into a plurality of components or devices, and determining the geometric dimension, the function or the construction parameters of each component or device;
the machine body structure subsystem is divided into a machine body, wings, vertical tails, horizontal tails or canard wings and an undercarriage; the propulsion system subsystem is decomposed into an engine, an engine mounting part, an engine shell, an air inlet channel, a tail pipe, an engine cooling system, a fuel oil cooling system, an engine control system and an engine starting system; the fixing device subsystem is divided into a flight control system, an APU installation device, a measuring device, a hydraulic system, an electric system, an avionic system, a decoration system, an air conditioning system, an anti-icing and deicing system and a control device;
s2, according to the geometric characteristics, the structural characteristics and the load characteristics of each part or device, selecting a proper statistical model from statistical models of the weights of the parts or devices of the existing fighter plane and the existing transport plane, and calculating to obtain the reference weight of each part or device
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identification of each component or device;
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s3, calculating the weight of each part or device of the supersonic passenger plane:
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a technological progress weight factor of the era was established for the weight of each component or device corresponding to the database of statistical models,
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identification of each component or device.
S4, according to the division of the subsystems, summing the weights of the components or devices belonging to the subsystems, and calculating the weights of the three subsystems respectively;
further, in step S2, the weight models of the wings, the vertical tails, and the horizontal tails of the fighter are selected for estimation based on the reference weights of the wings, the vertical tails, and the horizontal tails of the supersonic airliner:
a. calculating a reference weight for a supersonic passenger aircraft wing
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The formula is as follows:
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the area of the wing is the area of the wing,
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is the aspect ratio of the wing,
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the relative thickness of the wing root is the relative thickness,
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the ratio of the tip to the root of the wing,
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is the sweep angle of 25 percent chord line of the wing,
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is the control surface area on the wing;
b. calculating reference weight of horizontal tail of supersonic passenger plane
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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the width of the machine body at the horizontal tail part,
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the tail of the tail is flat and long,
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the area of the horizontal tail;
c. calculating a reference weight for a vertical fin of a supersonic passenger aircraft
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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the height of the horizontal tail is the height of the horizontal tail,
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the height of the vertical tail is the height of the vertical tail,
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the area of the vertical tail is the area of the vertical tail,
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in order to design the mach number of the optical fiber,
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is the length of the vertical tail arm, namely the distance from 0.25 average aerodynamic chord of the wing to 0.25 average aerodynamic chord of the vertical tail,
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the area of the rudder is the area of the rudder,
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is the aspect ratio of the vertical tail,
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the ratio of the tip to the root of the vertical fin,
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is vertical tail 25% chord line sweepback angle;
further, the reference weights of the fuselage and the landing gear of the supersonic aircraft in step S2 are estimated by selecting a statistical model of the weights of the fuselage and the landing gear of the transport aircraft, respectively:
d. calculating reference weight of supersonic passenger plane body
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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is the length of the fuselageThe degree of the magnetic field is measured,
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the area of the machine body to be soaked is,
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the depth of the structure of the machine body is,
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extending the wing;
e. calculating a reference weight of a landing gear of a supersonic aircraft, including a reference weight of a nose landing gear and a reference weight of a main landing gear:
e1. reference weight of nose landing gear
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein
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in order to get the overload factor to land,
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in order to be the length of the nose landing gear,
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the number of nose landing gear wheels;
e2. reference weight of main landing gear
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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the length of the main landing gear is taken as the length,
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the number of the main lifting and falling frame wheels,
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the number of shock absorbing rods for the main landing gear,
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is the stall speed;
further, the reference weight of the propulsion system of the supersonic passenger aircraft in step S2 is selected from a weight model of the fighter aircraft for estimation, and specifically includes reference weights of an engine, an engine mounting part, an engine casing, an air inlet, a tail nozzle, an engine cooling system, a fuel cooling system, an engine control system, an engine starting system and a fuel tank;
f1. reference weight of engine
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein
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The weight of a single engine is obtained by fitting a model through given or historical data of an engine company;
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the number of the engines is;
f2. reference weight of engine mount
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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is the total thrust of the engine;
f3. reference weight of engine casing
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The formula is as follows:
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f4. reference weight of air intake duct
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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as the length of the air inlet duct,
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the length of the double-fork air inlet combined pipe is,
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is the engine diameter;
f5. reference weight of jet nozzle
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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is the length of the tail nozzle;
f6. reference weight of engine cooling system
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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is the engine case length;
f7. reference weight of fuel cooling system
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The formula is as follows:
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f8. reference weight of engine control system
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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the length from the front end face of the engine to the cockpit is equal to the length from the front end face of a single engine to the cockpit multiplied by the number of the engines;
f9. reference weight of engine starting system
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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the thrust of a single engine is adopted;
f10. reference weight of fuel tank
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The formula is as follows:
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is the total volume of the fuel,
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the total volume of the oil tank is integrated,
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is the total volume of the self-sealing oil tank,
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the number of the oil tanks is the same as the number of the oil tanks,
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fuel consumption rate at maximum thrust;
further, the reference weight of the fixing device of the supersonic passenger plane in the step S2 is selected from a weight model of the transport plane for estimation, and specifically includes reference weights of an aircraft control system, an APU installation, a measuring device, a hydraulic system, an electric system, an avionic system, a decoration system, an air conditioning system, an anti-icing system and a control device;
g1. reference weight for flight control system
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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in order to control the number of flight control system functions,
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for the number of functions of the mechanical system,
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in order to control the total area of the surface,
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is the moment of inertia of the pitch axis of the aircraft,
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in order to control the number of flight control systems,
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the number of the crew members;
g2. reference weight for APU installation
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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is the auxiliary power supply unit weight;
g3. reference weight of measuring device
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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extending the wing;
g4. reference weight of hydraulic system
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The formula is as follows:
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g5. reference weight of electric power system
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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in order to provide the rated power for the power system,
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the total length of the cable is taken as the length,
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the number of the generators is;
g6. reference weight of avionics system
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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avionics system weight;
g7. reference weight of decorating system
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein
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Is the maximum payload weight;
g8. reference weight of air conditioning system
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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in order to increase the total volume of the pressure chamber,
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designing the total number of people on the state machine, including the number of crew members and the number of passengers;
g9. reference weight of anti-icing system
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The formula is as follows:
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g10. reference weight of the operating device
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The formula is as follows:
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further, the weighting factor of the technical progress in step S3 is described
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Typical values of (a) are: the wing technical progress weight factor is 0.7, the vertical tail technical progress weight factor is 0.8, the fuselage technical progress weight factor is 0.82, the landing gear technical progress weight factor is 0.85, and the rest of the components or devices have technical progress weight factors of 1.0.
Further, the reference weight of the fuselage in step S2 is as follows:
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with respect to a conventional passenger aircraft layout,
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(ii) a For the modern supersonic low-speed passenger blasting machine layout,
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further, the single engine weight of f1 in the step S2
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The formula of the historical data fitting model is as follows:
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further, the weight calculation formulas of the three subsystems in step S4 are as follows:
h1. weight of the body structure
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The formula is as follows:
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h2. weight of propulsion system
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The formula is as follows:
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if it is not
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Is the weight of the engine including the accessories, the weight of the propulsion system is reduced to:
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h3. weight of the fixing device
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The formula is as follows:
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empty weight of supersonic passenger plane
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Is of the formula
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Further, when the supersonic passenger aircraft is provided with a canard, the weight of the horizontal tail of the supersonic passenger aircraft in step S2 is adopted
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The formula performs the canard weight calculation and adds the canard weight to the body structure weight calculation formula of h1 in step S4.
Example 1
In this embodiment, the empty weight calculation of the component or device and subsystem is performed on the locked Engineering and Sciences Company M1.6 SST in the NASA HSR project, i.e., the 250-seat supersonic passenger aircraft (SST) designed by rockschid Engineering technology corporation and the lanley center, and compared with the FLOPS weight result adopted by NASA TP-1999-9697.
Cruise Mach of SSTNumber 1.6, voyage 6500 haili. Wing reference area 8732.9ft of SST2Wing load 67.74lb/ft24 conceptual engines with thrust 41000lb and weight 8146lb are arranged, and the layout and the propulsion system of the conceptual engines are shown in figures 2 a-2 d. According to the parameters reported from NASA TP-1999-.
The result shows that the air weight estimation method for the supersonic passenger plane of the embodiment is lighter than the air weight of the whole plane obtained by the FLOPS method of NASA, and the total difference is about-10.8%. From the calculation result of the weight of the aircraft component or device, the method for estimating the empty weight of the supersonic passenger plane according to the embodiment grasps the main characteristics of the supersonic passenger plane for the weight of the significant component or device of the aircraft, and in the aspect of the body structure, although the vertical tail error is large, the absolute value of the error between the wing and the body is less than 2%, so that the absolute value of the error between the weight of the body structure is less than 3%. In the aspect of a propulsion system, although the error of the oil tank system is large, the weight error of the whole propulsion system is about 4% because the oil tank system occupies a small proportion of the propulsion system. The dead weight estimation method for the supersonic passenger plane has the advantages that the weight error of the fixed equipment is large on the whole, particularly, the weight of the decoration system is seriously underestimated, the direct relation between the weight of the control system, the weight of the hydraulic system and the weight of the decoration system and the weight of the basic database and the system division are increased when comfort and safety are more emphasized by modern airplanes, and the basic database and the system division are possibly related.
In order to compare with the traditional weight systems of fighters and transport planes, the results of the SST weight comparison table obtained by the method of two weight systems of the Raymer transport plane and the fighter plane are shown in table 1, and the results show that the empty weight obtained by the weight system of the transport plane is larger, and the empty weight obtained by the weight system of the fighter plane is smaller, but are closer to the results obtained by the empty weight estimation method for the supersonic airliner in the embodiment. Fig. 3 shows relative errors between the empty weight estimation method for the supersonic passenger plane according to the embodiment and the estimation results of the conventional fighter plane weight model and the conventional transport plane weight model with respect to the estimation results of the reference FLOPS method. For this embodiment, although the Raymer fighter aircraft weight model estimates the smallest absolute value of the own dead weight error, it estimates the weight of the fuselage significantly higher, while the weight of the fixture system is too low. The absolute value of the error of the local weight estimated by the traditional transporter weight model is only slightly larger than that of the method, but the weight of the wing and the vertical tail is seriously overestimated. Therefore, in general, the weight of each part or device obtained by the method for estimating the empty weight of the supersonic passenger plane of the embodiment is very close to that of the FLOPS method, and the obtained result is relatively credible and can be used for quickly estimating the parts, devices, subsystems and the empty weight of the plane in the conceptual design and analysis stage of the supersonic passenger plane.
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1. A method for estimating empty weight for a supersonic aircraft, comprising the steps of:
s1, disassembling the supersonic passenger plane into three subsystems, namely a body structure, a propulsion system and a fixing device, according to the overall layout of the supersonic passenger plane and functions, decomposing each subsystem into a plurality of components or devices, and determining the geometric dimension, the function or the construction parameters of each component or device;
the machine body structure subsystem is divided into a machine body, wings, vertical tails, horizontal tails or canard wings and an undercarriage; the propulsion system subsystem is decomposed into an engine, an engine mounting part, an engine shell, an air inlet channel, a tail pipe, an engine cooling system, a fuel oil cooling system, an engine control system and an engine starting system; the fixing device subsystem is divided into a flight control system, an APU installation device, a measuring device, a hydraulic system, an electric system, an avionic system, a decoration system, an air conditioning system, an anti-icing and deicing system and a control device;
s2, selecting the weight statistical model of the components or the devices of the existing fighter plane and the existing transport plane according to the geometric characteristics, the structural characteristics and the load characteristics of the components or the devicesCalculating reference weight of each part or device by using appropriate statistical model
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identification of each component or device;
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s3, calculating the weight of each part or device of the supersonic passenger plane:
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a technological progress weight factor of the era was established for the weight of each component or device corresponding to the database of statistical models,
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identification of each component or device;
s4, according to the division of the subsystems, summing the weights of the components or devices belonging to the subsystems, and calculating the weights of the three subsystems respectively;
the reference weights of the wings, the vertical tails and the horizontal tails of the supersonic airliners are respectively estimated by selecting weight models of the wings, the vertical tails and the horizontal tails of the fighter:
a. calculating a reference weight for a supersonic passenger aircraft wing
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein the layout factor
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In order to design the weight of the vehicle,
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in order to limit the overload, the overload is avoided,
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the area of the wing is the area of the wing,
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is the aspect ratio of the wing,
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the relative thickness of the wing root is the relative thickness,
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the ratio of the tip to the root of the wing,
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is the sweep angle of 25 percent chord line of the wing,
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is the control surface area on the wing;
b. calculating reference weight of horizontal tail of supersonic passenger plane
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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the width of the machine body at the horizontal tail part,
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the tail of the tail is flat and long,
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the area of the horizontal tail;
c. calculating a reference weight for a vertical fin of a supersonic passenger aircraft
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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the height of the horizontal tail is the height of the horizontal tail,
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the height of the vertical tail is the height of the vertical tail,
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the area of the vertical tail is the area of the vertical tail,
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in order to design the mach number of the optical fiber,
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the length of the vertical tail arm, namely the distance from the average aerodynamic chord of 0.25 of the wing to the average aerodynamic chord of 0.25 of the vertical tail,
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the area of the rudder is the area of the rudder,
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is the aspect ratio of the vertical tail,
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the ratio of the tip to the root of the vertical fin,
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is vertical tail 25% chord line sweepback angle;
the reference weight of the body and the undercarriage of the supersonic passenger plane is estimated by selecting a statistical model of the weight of the body and the undercarriage of the transport plane respectively:
d. calculating reference weight of supersonic passenger plane body
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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the length of the machine body is taken as the length,
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the area of the machine body to be soaked is,
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the depth of the structure of the machine body is,
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extending the wing;
e. calculating a reference weight of a landing gear of a supersonic aircraft, including a reference weight of a nose landing gear and a reference weight of a main landing gear:
e1. reference weight of nose landing gear
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein
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In order to make the landing weight heavy,
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in order to get the overload factor to land,
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in order to be the length of the nose landing gear,
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the number of nose landing gear wheels;
e2. reference weight of main landing gear
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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the length of the main landing gear is taken as the length,
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the number of the main lifting and falling frame wheels,
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the number of shock absorbing rods for the main landing gear,
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is the stall speed;
the method for estimating the reference weight of the propulsion system of the supersonic passenger plane by selecting the weight model of the fighter plane specifically comprises the following steps:
f. reference weights of an engine, an engine mounting part, an engine shell, an air inlet channel, a tail nozzle, an engine cooling system, a fuel oil cooling system, an engine control system, an engine starting system and an oil tank;
f1. reference weight of engine
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein
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The weight of a single engine is obtained by fitting a model through given or historical data of an engine company;
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the number of the engines is;
f2. reference weight of engine mount
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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is the total thrust of the engine;
f3. reference weight of engine casing
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The formula is as follows:
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f4. reference weight of air intake duct
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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as the length of the air inlet duct,
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the length of the double-fork air inlet combined pipe is,
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is the engine diameter;
f5. reference weight of jet nozzle
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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is the length of the tail nozzle;
f6. reference weight of engine cooling system
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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is the engine case length;
f7. reference weight of fuel cooling system
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The formula is as follows:
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f8. reference weight of engine control system
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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the length from the front end face of the engine to the cockpit is equal to the length from the front end face of a single engine to the cockpit multiplied by the number of the engines;
f9. reference weight of engine starting system
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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the thrust of a single engine is adopted;
f10. reference weight of fuel tank
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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is the total volume of the fuel,
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the total volume of the oil tank is integrated,
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is the total volume of the self-sealing oil tank,
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the number of the oil tanks is the same as the number of the oil tanks,
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fuel consumption rate at maximum thrust;
the method for estimating the weight model of the selected transport plane by the reference weight of the fixing device of the supersonic passenger plane specifically comprises the following steps:
g. flight control system, APU installation, measuring device, hydraulic system, electric power system, avionics system, decoration system, air conditioning system, anti-icing system and reference weight of the operating device;
g1. reference weight for flight control system
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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in order to control the number of flight control system functions,
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for the number of functions of the mechanical system,
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in order to control the total area of the surface,
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is the moment of inertia of the pitch axis of the aircraft,
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in order to control the number of flight control systems,
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the number of the crew members;
g2. reference weight for APU installation
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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is the auxiliary power supply unit weight;
g3. reference weight of measuring device
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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extending the wing;
g4. reference weight of hydraulic system
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The formula is as follows:
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g5. reference weight of electric power system
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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in order to provide the rated power for the power system,
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the total length of the cable is taken as the length,
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the number of the generators is;
g6. reference weight of avionics system
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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avionics system weight;
g7. reference weight of decorating system
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein
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Is the maximum payload weight;
g8. reference weight of air conditioning system
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The formula is as follows:
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wherein,
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in order to increase the total volume of the pressure chamber,
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designing the total number of people on the state machine, including the number of crew members and the number of passengers;
g9. reference weight of anti-icing system
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The formula is as follows:
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g10. reference weight of the operating device
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The formula is as follows:
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2. the empty weight estimation method for supersonic passenger aircraft as defined in claim 1, wherein said technological advancement weight factor in step S3
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Typical values of (a) are: the wing technical progress weight factor is 0.7, the vertical tail technical progress weight factor is 0.8, the fuselage technical progress weight factor is 0.82, the landing gear technical progress weight factor is 0.85, and the rest of the components or devices have technical progress weight factors of 1.0.
3. The method of claim 1, wherein the reference weight of the fuselage of step d is:
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with respect to a conventional passenger aircraft layout,
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(ii) a For the modern supersonic low-speed passenger blasting machine layout,
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4. method for estimating the empty weight of a supersonic passenger aircraft as defined in claim 1, wherein the weight of the single engine of f1 in step f
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The formula of the historical data fitting model is as follows:
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5. the method of claim 1, wherein the weight calculation formula for the three subsystems of step S4 is as follows:
h1. weight of the body structure
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The formula is as follows:
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h2. weight of propulsion system
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The formula is as follows:
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if it is not
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Is the weight of the engine including the accessories, the weight of the propulsion system is reduced to:
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h3. weight of the fixing device
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The formula is as follows:
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empty weight of supersonic passenger plane
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Is of the formula
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6. Method for estimating the empty weight of a supersonic aircraft according to claim 5, wherein the weight of the horizontal tail of the supersonic aircraft of step b is used when the supersonic aircraft is provided with canards
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The canard weight is calculated according to the formula, and the canard weight is added to the body structure weight calculation formula of step h1.
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