ln_flight management system

Upload: m-s-prasad

Post on 05-Apr-2018

212 views

Category:

Documents


0 download

TRANSCRIPT

  • 7/31/2019 LN_Flight Management System

    1/9

    FLIGHT MANAGEMENT

    SYSTEM

    For B.E ( Aerospace , Avionics)

    students

    [email protected]

  • 7/31/2019 LN_Flight Management System

    2/9

    FLIGHT MANGAGEMENT

    SYSTEM(FMS)

    Modern aircraft uses large number of sensorsand technology .

    The information is managed by FMS

    The FMS integrates information from :navigation, performance, and flight parameters.

    Provides consolidated navigation and flight

    control for efficient management of aircraftresources

  • 7/31/2019 LN_Flight Management System

    3/9

    COMPONENTS

    A typical FMS consists of:

    Flight Management Computer

    Flight Control SoftwareVisual Display Unit

  • 7/31/2019 LN_Flight Management System

    4/9

    HOW IT WORKS

    The Flight Management Computer is supplied with information from: Navigation systems

    Inertial reference system

    Air data computer

    Engine and system status

    Aircraft specific performance database Route, procedure and terrain database

    TCAS

    Pilot inputs

    It analyzes these inputs and continually reevaluates changingparameters to provide the autopilot, flight director, and auto-throttles

    with commands which optimize all aspects of a flight.

  • 7/31/2019 LN_Flight Management System

    5/9

    FLIGHT MANAGEMENT

    COMPUTER INPUT/OUTPUT

  • 7/31/2019 LN_Flight Management System

    6/9

    OPERATION

    Initialization with Route parameters.( That is flight Path)

    Navigation and aircraft performance database updated as perspecific aircraft)

    initial position to be defined usually the start place.

    The pilot becomes a manager of this sophisticated system,

    monitoring progress and updating or changing parameters asnecessary.

  • 7/31/2019 LN_Flight Management System

    7/9

    WHAT IT DOES

    The FMS is capable of : Calculating optimum rate of climb/descent, altitude,

    power setting.

    Controlling the aircraft to meet these optimumparameters through autopilot and auto-throttle.

    Guiding pilot controlled flight path through a flightdirector, and target speed and engine setting bugs.

    Cross referencing multiple navigation sources to

    continually update position. Automatically tuning en-route navaids.

    Alerting pilots of systems status and malfunctions.

  • 7/31/2019 LN_Flight Management System

    8/9

    ADVANTAGES

    The workload reduction associated allowspilots more time to analyze and makedecisions. (drink coffee too)

    Computer generated efficiency profiles aremore accurate.

    Navigation accuracy is improved through

    integration and cross referencing ofmultiple sources.

    Improves situational awareness.

  • 7/31/2019 LN_Flight Management System

    9/9

    DISADVANTAGES

    Heavily dependent on Pilot input.

    Possibility too much Human interventions

    leading to error

    Expensive.