The purpose of the NASA IVHM Technology Experiment for X-vehicles (NITEX) is to advance the development of selected IVHM technologies in a flight environment and to demonstrate the potential for reusable launch vehicle ground processing savings. The technologies to be developed and demonstrated include system-level and detailed diagnostics for real-time fault detection and isolation, prognostics for fault prediction, automated maintenance planning based on diagnostic and prognostic results, and a microelectronics hardware platform. Complete flight The Evolution of Flexible Insulation as IVHM consists of advanced sensors, distributed data acquisition, data processing that includes model-based diagnostics, prognostics and vehicle autonomy for control or suggested action, and advanced data storage. Complete ground IVHM consists of evolved control room architectures, advanced applications including automated maintenance planning and automated ground support equipment. This experiment will advance the development of a subset of complete IVHM.
NASA IVHM Technology Experiment for X-vehicles (NITEX)
2001
4 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Space Launch Vehicles & Support Equipment , Reusable launch vehicles , Diagnosis , Distributed processing , Fault detection , Ground based control , Real time operation , Technology assessment , Autonomy , Data acquisition , Data processing , Data storage , Ground support equipment , Insulation , Integrated mission control center , Isolation , Microelectronics
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