Aircraft brake temperature control system
AssigneeAirbus Operations GmbH
InventorsUtsav Oza, Kurt Bruggemann, Rob Hurley
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Abstract
An aircraft brake temperature control system (BTCS) (100) for controlling a temperature of a brake (220) of a landing gear (201) of the aircraft (200). The BTCS (100) includes a controller (110) configured to cause a thermal management system (2000) to regulate the temperature of the brake (220), on the basis of a selection of an objective for regulating the temperature of brake from a plurality of objectives (121), (122) for regulating the temperature of the brake. An aircraft (200) includes the BTCS; and a method (300) controls a temperature of a brake of a landing gear of an aircraft.
Claims15
An aircraft brake temperature control system for controlling a temperature of a brake of a landing gear of an aircraft in flight, the aircraft brake temperature control system comprising:
- a controller configured to cause a thermal management system to regulate the temperature of the brake based on a selection of an objective for regulating the temperature of the brake from a plurality of objectives for regulating the temperature of the brake.
A method of controlling a temperature of a brake of a landing gear of an aircraft in flight, the method comprising:
- causing a thermal management system to regulate the temperature of the brake based on a selection of an objective for regulating the temperature of brake from a plurality of objectives for regulating the temperature of the brake.
A non-transitory computer readable storage medium comprising a set of computer-readable instructions stored thereon, which, when executed by a controller of an aircraft brake temperature control system, cause the controller to cause a thermal management system to regulate a temperature of a brake of an aircraft landing gear of an aircraft in flight based on a selection of an objective for regulating the temperature of brake from a plurality of objectives for regulating the temperature of the brake.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.