Preserving vehicular raw vibration data for post-event analysis
AssigneeGE Aviation Systems LLC
InventorsPaul Dunning, Steven Bonnett, Timothy North, Daniel Lee
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AssigneeGE Aviation Systems LLC
InventorsPaul Dunning, Steven Bonnett, Timothy North, Daniel Lee
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A system and method preserves raw vibration data for a physical event involving a transport vehicle such as a helicopter, plane, boat, car, or truck. The event may involve unexpected mechanical stresses on the vehicle. The system and method preserves raw vibration data for parts of the transport vehicle, such as from multiple points along the drive train. The preserved raw vibration data includes data from time prior to the physical event. In an embodiment, the system and method continuously detects vibration data, and stores the most recent vibration data in a circular memory buffer. The buffer is continually updated with the most current vibration data. When an event is automatically detected or manually triggered, the most recently saved vibration data is transferred from the buffer to permanent storage, along with vibration data obtained subsequent to the event. This allows for a more thorough post-event analysis.
A sensing system for a transport vehicle comprising:
A method for sensing via a monitoring system integrated into a transport vehicle, the method comprising:
A computer-readable, non-transitory storage medium storing instructions that, when executed by a hardware processor of a monitoring system integrated into a transport vehicle, causes the hardware processor to execute a method for storing vibration data, the method comprising:
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