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LANding Gear MOnitoring SYStems : LAGEMOSYS

Messier-Bugatti-Dowty has partnered with The Technology Partnership, the University of Sheffield and the University of Cambridge to conduct a research project into health and usage monitoring for aircraft landing gears. The project aims to demonstrate how usage data can be captured and stored for a landing gear, how the real life experienced by a landing gear compares with the design assumptions, how life experience impacts on the health state of the landing gear and how that life data can be tracked using identity tagging technology. The project will also investigate self-learning mathematical modelling techniques that can reliably predict the loads on a landing gear using aircraft flight data with minimal additional sensors. The motivation for the project is for MBD to be able to offer its customers additional services that will reduce unscheduled maintenance of landing gears, increase airline operational efficiency and enhance the design of future landing gears. The collaboration between world leaders in their industrial fields and teams at the cutting edge of academic research is expected to result in increased jobs and business in the UK aerospace industry together with further reinforcement of the UK as a centre of excellence for innovation.

For more information please visit: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=113020

 
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