Method of monitoring on the basis of signal energy a transmissio

Aeronautics and astronautics – Aircraft – heavier-than-air – Helicopter or auto-rotating wing sustained – i.e. – gyroplanes

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244 60, 180337, 180338, B64C 1134

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060193107

ABSTRACT:
The method includes the steps of: acquiring a signal from an acceleration sensor; calculating the Fourier transform in the frequency domain of the signal to obtain a sequence of samples; acquiring from the sequence of samples a set of samples including samples at the meshing frequency of the gears monitored by the sensor, and samples at the harmonic frequencies of the meshing frequency; calculating the energies associated with the set of samples and the signal; calculating a noise energy parameter correlated to the ratio between the energy of the set of samples and the energy of the signal; comparing the noise energy parameter with at least one predetermined threshold; and generating an alarm signal in the event the noise energy parameter exceeds the threshold value.

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