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Modeling of the C‐130 Aircraft Propeller Governor Assembly
Modeling of the C‐130 Aircraft
Propeller Governor Assembly Author

Omar Hayat Khan Reg No. 040413 Thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of

M.S. Mechatronics Engineering Thesis Supervisor:
Dr. Shaiq A. Haq
Professor, Department of Mechatronics Engineering

DEPARTMENT OF MECHATRONICS ENGINEERING
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
AIR UNIVERSITY, ISLAMABAD

November, 2009

Modeling of the C‐130 Aircraft
Propeller Governor Assembly

THESIS SUPERVISOR

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Prof. Dr. Shaiq A. Haq
Air University, Islamabad

Guidance And Evaluation Committee

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Dr Tasneem M. Shah
Air University, Islamabad

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Dr. Chaudhary Muhammad Nasib
Air University, Islamabad

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Dr. Irshad Ahmad
Air University, Islamabad

Abstract

ABSTRACT

Modeling of the C‐130 Aircraft Propeller Governor Assembly

MS Research Thesis by Omar Hayat Khan, Reg No. 040413

The C-130 aircraft propeller control assembly faces obsolescence issues and warrants replacement with a more efficient and modern design. With an aim to develop an indigenous solution to the problem, modeling of the governor control system is an inevitable task. C-130 aircraft propeller performance is directly affected by dynamic characteristics of the propeller governor assembly during and following any propeller speed disturbances encountered due to change in wind conditions and aircraft attitude.
Accurate modeling of the governor assembly is therefore essential to acquire system characteristics which would lay the foundations for any proposed modern design. The thesis entails dynamic modeling of the governor assembly with relationships between propeller speed and pilot valve displacement established. Experimental readings for
the



References: Hydraulic  governor‐turbine  for  Control  Stabilization”.  ANZIAM  J.  49  (EMAC2007) pp. C681‐C698, 2008.  Nonlinear  Control  of  a  Hydraulic  Servosystemʺ,  IEEE  Transactions  on  Control  Systems Tehnology, Vol. 7, No. 2., pp. 238‐247, 1999.  Kim, J. and Chung, W.K. (2006). “Accurate and practical thruster modeling  for underwater vehicles”. Ocean Eng.,Vol. 33, pp 566‐586. 

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