Power plants – Combustion products used as motive fluid
Patent
1984-12-18
1987-03-24
Casaregola, Louis J.
Power plants
Combustion products used as motive fluid
60 39161, 60 39281, F02C 928
Patent
active
046515186
ABSTRACT:
By utilizing compensating parameters required for steady state operation of a gas turbine engine with processed variables of compressor speed, compressor pressure and altitude a derivative of the variable desired is synthesized and compared to the actual value in a closed-loop system for limiting the rate of change of fuel flow in an engine transient condition. In a twin spool engine a function generator responding to speed of the low pressure compressor and altitude generates a signal indicative of rate of change of the speed of the high pressure compressor. The signal is compensated for time constants consistant with the dynamics of the engine and compared with a compensated actual high pressure compressor speed. The error produced with a gain generated from corrected high pressure compressor speed inputs the main electronic digital fuel control.
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Kenison David F.
McLaughlin Peter W.
Spock Wayne R.
Casaregola Louis J.
Friedland Norman
United Technologies Corporation
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