DocumentCode
2545770
Title
An advanced concept in electrical power distribution control and management
Author
Courter, J.R. ; Murrow, T.R.
Author_Institution
U.S. Air Force, USA
fYear
1972
fDate
22-23 May 1972
Firstpage
165
Lastpage
167
Abstract
This paper presents a new concept in electrical power distribution systems for air craft and compares the conventional approach to this concept. The historical development of this concept is presented and system application as developed by the Air Force and Navy laboratories is discussed. Some of the capabilities of an electrical system using this concept are presented. Electrical distribution systems perform four basic functions. These are: (a) to gather control data information, (b) to determine from this data the proper control action, (c) to transmit this control information to the location of the control action, and (d) to perform the necessary control action. The electrical distribution system must do the above four items in a safe and orderly manner which will not result in fire or other unsafe conditions if a short circuit or any other malfunction occurs. Thus, i t must also provide circuit protection and failsafe operation.
Keywords
aircraft control; aircraft power systems; failure analysis; power distribution control; power distribution protection; power distribution reliability; power system management; short-circuit currents; air force laboratories; aircraft; electrical power distribution control; electrical power distribution management; failsafe operation; fire safety; navy laboratories; short-circuit protection; Aircraft; Computers; Data handling; Laboratories; Military aircraft; Nose; Switches;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Power Electronics Specialists Conference, 1972 IEEE
Conference_Location
Atlantic City
ISSN
0275-9306
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/PPESC.1972.7094902
Filename
7094902
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