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Brake condition monitoring

Invented by: Richard John Miller
Coventry, GB

Ross John Marshall
Dunoon, GB

David Alexander Bailey
Stratford-upon Avon, GB

Nicholas Charles Griffin
Norton Lindsey, GB

Originally Assigned to: Meggitt Aerospace Limited
Coventry, GB
[Now assigned to . . .]

Issued:2009-03-03
Filed:2006-04-26
Application No:11411305
Examined by:Rodriguez; Pam

A system and method for monitoring the applications of carbon-carbon brakes of an aircraft to determine brake condition and operate a brake maintenance program or charge a brake system user. The system and method includes monitoring each actuation of the brakes and making a separate record of each actuation of the brakes in which there is relative movement of the facing friction surfaces that cause wear, and from that separate record determining brake usage. The monitoring may include measuring changes and processing the signals to distinguish between those which fall below and those which are above a threshold value. The method and system may comprise sensing a plurality of braking parameters having values dependent upon the wear in the system and different faults of the system, and identifying and recording wear and faults based on combinations of values of the parameters.

[pdf] U.S. Pat. No. 7,497,305

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