NASA NTRS · 19910039021
Optimizing aircraft performance with adaptive, integrated flight/propulsion control
Abstract
The Performance-Seeking Control (PSC) integrated flight/propulsion adaptive control algorithm presented was developed in order to optimize total aircraft performance during steady-state engine operation. The PSC multimode algorithm minimizes fuel consumption at cruise conditions, while maximizing excess thrust during aircraft accelerations, climbs, and dashes, and simultaneously extending engine service life through reduction of fan-driving turbine inlet temperature upon engagement of the extended-life mode. The engine models incorporated by the PSC are continually upgraded, using a Kalman filter to detect anomalous operations. The PSC algorithm will be flight-demonstrated by an F-15 at NASA-Dryden.
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Smith, R. H., Chisholm, J. D., Stewart, J. F.. 1991-01-01. Optimizing aircraft performance with adaptive, integrated flight/propulsion control. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19910039021
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