2011
DOI: 10.1177/0954410011416058
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Aircraft heat exchanger fouling detection based on valve control command

Abstract: Heat exchanger is a core component in aircraft engine bleed air temperature regulation systems. A potential fault associated with heat exchanger is fouling, which reduces the heat transfer efficiency and introduces additional resistance to flow, causing extra drag and fuel consumption. This article presents a heat exchanger fouling detection method based on the valve control command of an engine bleed air temperature regulation system. Heat exchanger fouling is monitored by estimating the deviation of valve co… Show more

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“…The ram air often contains debris which accumulates at the cold-side of the heat exchanger resulting in a drop in heat exchanger effectiveness. 24 Due to drop in effectiveness, the heat transfer across the hot and cold side will be impacted and the system will overheat imposing a risk of immediate PACK shutdown. Therefore, the heat exchangers were considered to be critical components of the aircraft ECS system which requires appropriate diagnostic rules.…”
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“…The ram air often contains debris which accumulates at the cold-side of the heat exchanger resulting in a drop in heat exchanger effectiveness. 24 Due to drop in effectiveness, the heat transfer across the hot and cold side will be impacted and the system will overheat imposing a risk of immediate PACK shutdown. Therefore, the heat exchangers were considered to be critical components of the aircraft ECS system which requires appropriate diagnostic rules.…”
Section: Diagnostic Methodologiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Fouling in heat exchanger is due to particulate accumulation. This can 24 occur in both the hot and cold side. Research indicates the parameters that need to be monitored for diagnosing heat exchanger fouling are the heat transfer coefficient, the pressure drop, the mass flow rates, the temperature variation and the weight of the plates.…”
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