Operational experience with x-15 reaction controls
Design, compatibility, and system integration of reaction control system configuration of x-15a aircraft
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The flight simulation facility features an extensive cockpit motion system, emphasizing lateral motion for the simulation of lateral-directional control tasks. The motion capabilities of the simulator are briefly described, and the logic with which the motion drives are controlled to provide the most effective approximations of the motions of flight is discussed. Preliminary assessments of the effectiveness of these motions, in the simulation of large transport aircraft, are discussed.
A program was conducted which included the design of a set of simplified simulation tasks, design of apparatus and breadboard TV equipment for task performance, and the implementation of a number of simulation tests. Performance measurements were made under controlled conditions and the results analyzed to permit evaluation of the relative merits (effectivity) of various TV systems. Burden factors were subsequently generated for each TV system to permit tradeoff evaluation of system characteristics against performance. For the general remote operation mission, the 2-view system is recommended. This system is characterized and the corresponding equipment specifications were generated.
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