Multivalued influence-matrix (MVIM) method potential utility as theoretical basis of proposed automated monitoring systems detecting faults in helicopter gearboxes. Applied to recognize patterns in vibration measurements. Fault-recognition system required to operate continuously while helicopter airborne, analyzing measurements of vibrations for signs of trouble to provide real-time warning of any dangerous or potentially dangerous fault like cracked case or fractured gear tooth. System also required not to give false alarms to prevent unnecessary emergency landings.
Detecting Faults In Helicopter Gearboxes By The MVIM Method
NASA Tech Briefs ; 20 , 5
1996-05-01
Miscellaneous
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English
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