Statistical Prediction of Maximum Time-Variant Inlet Distortion Levels
Time-variant inlet pressure data from several aircraft designs are analyzed using tools based on Gumbel's extreme-value statistics with the results illustrating the basic randomness of distortion factors. A probabilistic model of distortion is proposed with three parameters to be evaluated by f...
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Zusammenfassung: | Time-variant inlet pressure data from several aircraft designs are analyzed using tools based on Gumbel's extreme-value statistics with the results illustrating the basic randomness of distortion factors. A probabilistic model of distortion is proposed with three parameters to be evaluated by fitting to inlet data by the method of maximum likelihood. The effects of data acquisition time, frequency bandwidth, and sampling rate are discussed in context with Moore's similarity parameter to indicate scalability of the dynamic inlet distortion data.
Prepared in cooperation with ARO, Inc., Tullahoma, TN. Rept. no. ARO-PWT-TR-74-81. |
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