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Identification of propulsion systems

Abstract

This paper presents a tutorial on the use of model identification techniques for the identification of propulsion system models. These models are important for control design, simulation, parameter estimation, and fault detection. Propulsion system identification is defined in the context of the classical description of identification as a four step process that is unique because of special considerations of data and error sources. Propulsion system models are described along with the dependence of system operation on the environment. Propulsion system simulation approaches are discussed as well as approaches to propulsion system identification with examples for both air breathing and rocket systems.

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Merrill, Walter, Guo, Ten-Huei, Duyar, Ahmet. 1991-08-01. Identification of propulsion systems. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930010920

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