Recent Advances in Aircraft Technology 2012
DOI: 10.5772/37290
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Power Generation and Distribution System for a More Electric Aircraft - A Review

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“…The block diagram of an IDG system is shown in Fig. 6 [16], while, civil and military aircraft employing traditional AC constant frequency systems are listed in Table III [3,[45][46][47][48]. IDGs usually have a short-time overload capability of approximately 185% of the rated power [49].…”
Section: A Ac Constant Frequency Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The block diagram of an IDG system is shown in Fig. 6 [16], while, civil and military aircraft employing traditional AC constant frequency systems are listed in Table III [3,[45][46][47][48]. IDGs usually have a short-time overload capability of approximately 185% of the rated power [49].…”
Section: A Ac Constant Frequency Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Współcześnie na pokładach samolotów pasażerskich budowanych w technologii "konwencjonalnej" jak i "More Electric Aircraft" wykorzystywane są m.in. : pomocnicze jednostki mocy APU (Auxiliary Power Unit) (energia elektryczna/hydrauliczna/pneumatyczna), turbiny napędzane powietrzem naporowym RAT (Ram Air Turbine) (energia elektryczna/hydrauliczna) [2].…”
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“…Compared to the IDG, the VFG does not require a heavy gearbox, it can self-start the engine and is considered to be the most reliable generator technology [15]. It too produces three-phase AC power however the output frequency varies from 320 Hz to 800 Hz depending on the engine spool speed.…”
Section: Power Generation Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…DC distribution also facilitates a reduction in cable size and weight [17]. Compared to an AC architecture, research has shown that a DC architecture may provide a more efficient electrical network [15,19], partly by reducing the number of power conversion stages between source and load [17] and also by allowing the generators to operate at more efficient operating points [20]. Given the potential benefits offered by DC distribution for interconnected systems, an interconnect DC electrical architecture will be the primary platform studied within this paper.…”
Section: Power Generation Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%