CN111114757B - Fly-by-wire aircraft operating force generating device - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention belongs to the design technology of flight control systems, and particularly relates to an fly-by-wire aircraft control force generating device. The steering force in steady state flight is properly eliminated or lightened, so that a reasonable steering force generation and elimination mode is an important link of the fly-by-wire aircraft. The fly-by-wire aircraft operating force generating device comprises an electric actuator and force sensing devices arranged at two synchronous output ends of the electric actuator, wherein a torsional deformation elastic piece is arranged; and a rocker arm is coaxially connected to the outer side of the force sensing device, the rocker arm is hinged to one end of a connecting rod at the free end, and the other end of the connecting rod is hinged to the main steering rod and the auxiliary steering rod. The integrated level is high, the space is reduced, the weight is reduced, and the spare parts and the maintenance cost are reduced. The main and auxiliary driving has high bilateral synchronism and good consistency. The pilot is provided with visual control feeling, the flight quality is improved, and the flight safety is ensured.
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Technical Field
The invention belongs to the design technology of flight control systems, and particularly relates to an fly-by-wire aircraft control force generating device.
Background
The fly-by-wire aircraft control surface load cannot be reversely transmitted to the aircraft control system, so that the pilot can intuitively feel the state of the aircraft in order to restore the actual control feeling of the aircraft, the situation that the safety of the aircraft is influenced by incorrect control is avoided, and meanwhile, the physical strength of the pilot is considered, so that the control force in steady-state flight is properly eliminated or lightened. Therefore, a reasonable operating force generation and elimination mode is an important link of the fly-by-wire aircraft.
Disclosure of Invention
The purpose of the invention is that: an fly-by-wire aircraft steering force generating apparatus is presented. And simultaneously provides artificial force sense for the two sides of the main and auxiliary drivers and provides maneuvering force for the pilot. And according to pilot instructions in the operation process, the manual force sense is changed, pilot operating force is lightened or eliminated, and pilot physical burden is lightened.
The technical scheme of the invention is as follows: an fly-by-wire aircraft operating force generating device is used for providing synchronous equivalent force feedback for a main steering column and a secondary steering column, and comprises an electric actuator and a force sensing device arranged at two synchronous output ends of the electric actuator, wherein the force sensing device is provided with a torsional deformation elastic piece; and a rocker arm is coaxially connected to the outer side of the force sensing device, the rocker arm is hinged to one end of a connecting rod at the free end, and the other end of the connecting rod is hinged to the main steering rod and the auxiliary steering rod.
Further, the torsionally deformed elastic member has rotation shafts at both ends thereof rotatably installed in the force sensing device.
Further, the torsional deformation elastic piece adopts a torsion spring.
Further, the electric actuator comprises a motor and two sets of worm and worm wheel assemblies, wherein the worm is meshed with an output shaft of the motor, and a rotating shaft of the worm wheel is connected with a rotating shaft of the torsional deformation elastic piece and outputs the torsional deformation elastic piece in the same transmission ratio.
Further, the worm and worm wheel component has a self-locking function.
Further, torque is also transferred between the electric actuator and the force sensing device through the torsion tube.
Further, the force sensing device comprises a main frame side force sensing device and a secondary driving side force sensing device; the torsional deformation elastic piece comprises a main frame side torsional deformation elastic piece and a secondary driving side torsional deformation elastic piece; the rocker arm comprises a main frame side rocker arm and an auxiliary driving side rocker arm; the connecting rod comprises a main frame side connecting rod and a secondary driving side connecting rod.
Further, when the main steering rod or the auxiliary steering rod is operated, the rocker arm is driven to rotate through the connecting rod, so that the torsional deformation elastic piece generates torsional deformation to provide an operating force.
Further, when a force cancellation command is issued, torsional deformation of the torsional deformation elastic member is cancelled by controlling the electric actuator.
Further, when a force eliminating instruction is sent, the electric actuator is controlled to drive the worm and worm wheel assembly to synchronously move, so that torsional deformation of the torsional deformation elastic piece is eliminated.
The invention has the advantages that: an electric actuator has anchoring and balancing functions, high integration level, space reduction, weight reduction and spare part and maintenance cost reduction. The main and auxiliary driving has high bilateral synchronism and good consistency. The pilot is provided with visual control feeling, the flight quality is improved, and the flight safety is ensured.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view of an fly-by-wire aircraft steering force generating apparatus of the present invention;
fig. 2 is a schematic transmission diagram of an fly-by-wire aircraft steering force generating apparatus of the present invention.
Detailed Description
An fly-by-wire aircraft steering force generation, see fig. 1, is used for providing synchronous equivalent force feedback to a main steering rod 9a and a secondary steering rod 9b, and the device comprises an electric actuator 1 and a force sensing device 4 arranged at two synchronous output ends of the electric actuator 1, wherein a torsional deformation elastic piece 5 is arranged; a rocker arm 7 is coaxially connected to the outside of the force sensing device 4, and the rocker arm 7 is hinged to one end of a link 8 at a free end, and the other end of the link 8 is hinged to the main and auxiliary levers 9a, 9 b.
The torsionally deformable elastic member 5 has rotation shafts at both ends and is rotatably installed in the force sensing device 4. The torsional deformation elastic piece 5 adopts a torsion spring.
The electric actuator 1 comprises a motor 2 and two sets of worm and worm wheel assemblies 3a and 3b, wherein the worm is meshed with an output shaft of the motor 2, and a rotating shaft of the worm wheel is connected with a rotating shaft of the torsional deformation elastic piece 5 and outputs the torsional deformation elastic piece with the same transmission ratio. The worm and worm wheel assemblies 3a, 3b have a self-locking function.
Torque is also transmitted between the electric actuator 1 and the force sensing device 4 via the torsion tube 6.
The force sensing device 4 comprises a main frame side force sensing device 4a and a secondary driving side force sensing device 4b; the torsional deformation elastic member 5 includes a main frame side torsional deformation elastic member 5a and a secondary driving side torsional deformation elastic member 5b; the rocker arm 7 includes a main frame side rocker arm 7a and a sub-drive side rocker arm 7b; the link 8 includes a main frame side link 8a and a sub-drive side link 8b.
When the main steering rod 9a or the auxiliary steering rod 9b is operated, the rocker arm 7 is rotated by the connecting rod 8, so that the torsional deformation elastic member 5 is subjected to torsional deformation to provide an operating force. When a force cancellation command is issued, torsional deformation of the torsional deformation elastic member 5 is cancelled by controlling the electric actuator 1. When a force eliminating command is sent, the electric actuator 1 is controlled to drive the worm and worm wheel assemblies 3a and 3b to synchronously move, so that the torsional deformation of the torsional deformation elastic piece 5 is eliminated.
When the steering column is operated, the load mechanism deforms to generate an operating force, and when the pilot sends out a trimming instruction, the motor in the actuator moves and drives the worm and worm wheel assembly to move, so that the double-side anchoring supporting points are changed, the working stroke of the load mechanism is reduced or eliminated, namely, the artificial force sense is changed, and the pilot operating force is reduced or eliminated.
Claims (4)
1. An fly-by-wire aircraft steering force generating device for providing synchronous equivalent force feedback to primary and secondary steering levers (9 a, 9 b), characterized by: the device comprises an electric actuator (1) and a force sensing device (4) arranged at two synchronous output ends of the electric actuator (1), wherein a torsional deformation elastic piece (5) is arranged; the force sensing device (4) comprises a main driving side force sensing device (4 a) and a secondary driving side force sensing device (4 b); the torsional deformation elastic piece (5) comprises a main driving side torsional deformation elastic piece (5 a) and a secondary driving side torsional deformation elastic piece (5 b); the rocker arm (7) comprises a main driving side rocker arm (7 a) and an auxiliary driving side rocker arm (7 b); the connecting rod (8) comprises a main driving side connecting rod (8 a) and a secondary driving side connecting rod (8 b); a rocker arm (7) is coaxially connected to the outer side of the force sensing device (4), the rocker arm (7) is hinged with one end of a connecting rod (8) at the free end, and the other end of the connecting rod (8) is hinged with main and auxiliary driving rods (9 a, 9 b); the torsion deformation elastic piece (5) is provided with rotating shafts at two ends and is rotatably arranged in the force sensing device (4); the torsional deformation elastic piece (5) adopts a torsion spring; the electric actuator (1) comprises a motor (2) and two groups of worm and worm wheel assemblies (3 a, 3 b), wherein a worm is meshed with an output shaft of the motor (2), and a rotating shaft of the worm wheel is connected with a rotating shaft of the torsional deformation elastic piece (5) and outputs the torsional deformation elastic piece in the same transmission ratio; when a force elimination instruction is sent, torsional deformation of the torsional deformation elastic piece (5) is eliminated by controlling the electric actuator (1), and the worm and worm wheel assemblies (3 a and 3 b) are driven to synchronously move by controlling the electric actuator (1), so that torsional deformation of the torsional deformation elastic piece (5) is eliminated.
2. Fly-by-wire aircraft steering force generating device according to claim 1, wherein: the worm and worm wheel assemblies (3 a, 3 b) have a self-locking function.
3. Fly-by-wire aircraft steering force generating device according to claim 2, wherein: torque is also transmitted between the electric actuator (1) and the force sensing device (4) via the torsion tube (6).
4. A fly-by-wire aircraft steering force generating device according to any one of claims 1-3, wherein: when the main steering rod (9 a) or the auxiliary steering rod (9 b) is operated, the rocker arm (7) is driven to rotate through the connecting rod (8), so that the torsional deformation elastic piece (5) generates torsional deformation to provide an operating force.
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