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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B64—AIRCRAFT; AVIATION; COSMONAUTICS
- B64D—EQUIPMENT FOR FITTING IN OR TO AIRCRAFT; FLIGHT SUITS; PARACHUTES; ARRANGEMENT OR MOUNTING OF POWER PLANTS OR PROPULSION TRANSMISSIONS IN AIRCRAFT
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- G01C—MEASURING DISTANCES, LEVELS OR BEARINGS; SURVEYING; NAVIGATION; GYROSCOPIC INSTRUMENTS; PHOTOGRAMMETRY OR VIDEOGRAMMETRY
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Definitions
- the first type of cockpit which have used in airplanes were Electromechanical Cockpit, with analog displays and dials.
- a glass cockpit is an airplane that features electronic or digital displays on LCD screens as opposed to using traditional analog dials or gauges that were commonly found in an airplane cockpit. Because the newer systems are more automated, they are more accurate and the integration of controls better than in traditional analog systems.
- the layout of the cockpit has undergone standardization, both within and between aircraft different manufacturers and even different countries.
- the layout and function of cockpit displays controls are designed to increase pilot situation awareness without causing information overload.
- many cockpits, especially in fighter aircrafts limited the size of the pilots that could fit into them.
- cockpits are being designed to accommodate from the 1st percentile female physical size and to the 99th percentile male size.
- Airbus has made some substantial changes to the cockpit.
- the various small size digital monitors have in the cabin of the aircraft A340, A330 and A320.
- Equipment layout is related to ergonomics it seems that companies are named, so many changes have imposed their originality and style. However, the cabin can be provided with better alignment.
- Maps are description of the next pages.
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Description
The current style of human life has created
substantial need
for faster services and less wait
time as well as access the remote regions as soon as
possible, which was led to the invention of the airplane in
different types such as passenger and cargo aircrafts and etc.
Aircraft cockpit plays the pivotal role in
navigation of an airplane. Consequently, even minor
technical defects in the aircraft systems can have
irreparable and fatal consequences. Therefore, numerous
research on the design, modeling and optimization of the
aircrafts, has taken place especially within the cockpit, by
well-known corporations such as Boeing and Airbus. Although
a large number of research projects have been devoted to
this field, there is still a lot to do.
In general the cockpits can be categorized as follow:
1. Analog Cockpit:
The first type of cockpit which have used in
airplanes were Electromechanical Cockpit, with analog
displays and dials.
2. Analog and Glass cockpit:
With the advent of digital indicators, many
advances have been occurred in the aircrafts cabin design
and controlling systems.
3. Glass Cockpit:
A glass cockpit is an airplane that features
electronic or digital displays on LCD screens as opposed to
using traditional analog dials or gauges that were commonly
found in an airplane cockpit. Because the newer systems are
more automated, they are more accurate and the integration
of controls better than in traditional analog systems.
In a glass cockpit, pilots still use the
traditional T-formation scan to crosscheck, but the digital
displays make the process faster and more efficient. Data is
displayed more clearly, reducing pilot workload and fatigue,
and it is less likely that a critical gauge will be missed
during the scan. The controls in a glass cockpit have fewer
mechanical components to break down or return false readings.
From the technical point of view, the design of
aircraft cockpits involves ergonomics, layout, psychological
issues as well as the fomentation of the cabin.
The ergonomics design of the airplane cockpit is
of great importance to the efficiency of flight crew
operation and has a major impact on the flight safety.
Ergonomics (or human factors) is the scientific discipline
concerned with the understanding of interactions among
humans and other elements of a system, and the profession
that applies theory, principles, data and methods to design
in order to optimize human well-being and overall system performance.
The layout of the cockpit, especially in the
military fast jets, has undergone standardization, both
within and between aircraft different manufacturers and even
different nations. The layout and function of cockpit
displays controls are designed to increase pilot situation
awareness without causing information overload. In the past,
many cockpits, especially in fighter aircrafts, limited the
size of the pilots that could fit into them. Now, cockpits
are being designed to accommodate from the 1st percentile
female physical size and to the 99th percentile male size.
From psychological issues perspective, the design
and layout of cockpit displays and the size of the cabin as
well as the color of cabin displays must be such that during
the flight pilots can be more relaxed.
Cockpit dimensions strongly depends on the model
of aircraft.
It seems like ergonomy in the cockpit of Boeing is
not a priority in some. Some ergonomic changes have taken
place in some models due to the size of aircraft such as in
the cases of 737(800, 900, MAX) and 747(400 and 8i) airplane.
Airbus has made some substantial changes to the
cockpit. The various small size digital monitors have in the
cabin of the aircraft A340, A330 and A320.
Bombardier and Embraer, as well as companies in
Ergonomics changes have been inactive.
Equipment layout is related to ergonomics it seems
that companies are named, so many changes have imposed their
originality and style. However, the cabin can be provided
with better alignment.
Companies named in this context have carried out a
lot of efforts and by seeing the cabins we find that this
issue is applied. But on the basis of originality and design
style and that companies have carried out in the past years,
but have been inactive in the improvement of these issues.
In the design of each piece, part, is proportional
to the size of the aircraft.
The Company had considered these issues, but these
variations were proportional to the size of aircraft.
Based on mentioned points, all efforts have been
done about simplification, ergonomics, equipment layout,
psychological and economic of the cabin. In the field of
ergonomics by reducing the height of the main panel, has
been provided more leg space for pilots. in the field of
Sort components, to have easy access in a short time, due to
a reduction in the number of panels, each have been
installed in the a suitable place. In the field of
psychology, because reducing the large volume of buttons and
panels, is provided spiritual and mental tranquility pilots
during the flight. By reducing equipment and simplification
of the cabin, making it with low cost is possible.
In the past, the cabin would been just analog that
had less accuracy.
With the passage of time, digital systems have
been replaced analog systems, but this was not completely
replacement. Large companies, according to the style and
originality in design and ergonomics of the cabin in order
to simplify and other points mentioned, considerable efforts
have not applied. That this has caused to pilots on long
flights were experiencing very tired.
In this plan the volume of keys and equipment
according to safety is low and ergonomics when using
components experiencing been reviewed and improved. In the
field of Components layout, according to the terms of their
low volume of supplies is easy and due to the working
conditions and the number of times used, have been installed
in the right places. In the field of psychology, because of
the simplicity of cabin, the pilots will not be confused in
an emergency and are relaxed during the flight and control
and guidance of aircraft more safely done. Due to the
mentioned issues, the construction cost of the plan is
affordable and inexpensive.
- Production with low cost in the long term
- Intellectual comfort and reducing fatigue
pilots, in the flight of long-term
- Reducing the volume of key and improvement of panel
- Easy access to equipment in emergency situations
- Conversion of some buttons to touch screens
- Suitable ergonomics Equipment
- It can be installed in all aircrafts such as
medium types
- Not using the analog systems
- Effective use of all the cabin’s space
- simplify and reduce the performance of cabin’s equipment
- Lower consumption of raw materials
- The number of mold less to build
Maps are description of the next pages.
- Pedestal is to measure the length and width of
794.82*520 mm and monitor dimension is 330*184.13 in 45
degrees that represents this panel is short and compact. (Fig1)
- Instead of an analog system and buttons, touch
screens with dimensions of 174 * 127 mm is used. (Fig1)
- Dimensions of Overhead Panel is 716*667 mm.
Because of the low volume used in all cabins. (Fig3)
- “Engine start Mode” on the left and in the
middle of the panel, there is a three-state volume (Norm,
Crank, IGN/START) that Due to avoid confusion and facilitate
the start-engine aircraft, has been moved from Pedestal to
Overhead Panel As well as other sectors have also changed
for convenience. (Fig4)
- Main Panel dimensions is standard And its height
to provide a greater foothold, reduced to 310 mm And by
simplifying the cabin, the upper part has been reduced to 86
mm. (Fig5)
- In the upper part of the main panel, in the “IAS
/ Mach” and “FMC / SPD”, instead of “Flight change key” and
other keys, is used by one key and multistate volume and
have been removed the buttons of “ILS” and “A/T” and “COM
(1, 2, 3, 4)”. (Fig6)
Claims (4)
- Claim 1:
- [Claim1]The plan consists of three major parts:
1. Main Panel
2. Overhead Panel
3. Pedestal
2. Claim 2: - [Claim2] Main Panel:
In claim 1, this panels will be installed in front of pilots And includes equipment such as indicator screens, height and speed adjustment panel, Auto pilot key and monitors adjustment panel That the Sort and manufacture them in any way is possible for each model of aircraft.
Overhead Panel:
In claim 1, this panels will be installed above the pilots And includes equipment such as fuel system, Electricity system, Heaters, Oxygen supply system and Start Engines That the layout and manufacture them in any way is possible for each model of aircraft.
Pedestal:
In claim1, this panels will be installed between the pilot and co-pilot seat and includes equipment such as Radio communication panels, Throttle handle, FMC computers, Cabin log panel, That the layout and manufacture them in any way is possible for each model of aircraft.
3. Claim 3: - [Claim3] In claim 2, in the Main panel, in the upper part, there is AP key on the auto pilot, F/D key on the Flight Direct, FMC/SPD key to restore computer speed defined by FMC, VNAV button to control the vertical movement of aircraft, LNAV button to control the movement of aircraft on the route, LOC and APP for landing, And other buttons in this row to display other information.
In claim 2, in the Overhead Panel, there are lights section on the top panel to turn on the lamps study. There is IRS to trace the initial position of the plane at the airport, Fuel for feeding and unloading of aircraft fuel, The Engine Start Mode to turn on the engines of aircraft, ELEC engine Mode section to control the flow of electric, and on the side of this panel, control panel is located Antifreezes and wipers. HYD section, for hydraulics, Air section to control the entry and exit of air and the upper part, to control the temperature of different parts of cabin and intake air an engine to start, Cabin Altitude Control section for adjusting the pressure inside the cabin, and side panels for fire.
In claim2, in the Pedestal, at the beginning of the panel, there is large monitor to display information and FMC will be displayed in this touch monitor. The bottom of the Monitors, has become the three parts that the two side parts mouse to easy to use computer and the middle section, for flaps and SLATs and throttles.
There is Fuel Control section to permit for the complete combustion of fuel, and the bottom are buttons to display information in the main monitor. There is BRK and Auto Break section for aircraft brakes, Config section to communicate with the pilot crew, and alert system TCAS, Stab Trim and collection section in emergency situations to control the movement of aircraft can be used. At the bottom of section config, two panel for seat belt warning and smoking and security of cabin.
Next to section cnfig there is two monitors for radio communication and navigation and check lists.
At the end of Pedestal, there is a volume to control the aircraft's tail.
Layout and manufacture of above panels, in any way is possible for each model of aircraft.
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