Virtual imitation of a fueling panel for modern civil airplane

The article considers the design and development of a computer model of the fueling monitoring and control panel of the Sukhoi SuperJet 100 civil aircraft. The presented model is included in a simulator program for training technical specialists in aircraft maintenance skills under conditions of limited access to real or hardware-simulated equipment. In the process of designing of the presented simulation model, the refueling panel and the SSJ-100 aircraft refueling system sufficient components were considered and selected for further software implementation. The selection of the necessary components for the model was carried out using the decomposition method of the real system. First, the functional elements of the refueling panel itself were selected, after which the refueling system was disassembled into components that allow simulating the operation of the simulated panel. To implement the simulation model, software classes of objects and interactions between them were described. Software algorithms are implemented in the Unity environment using the C# language. The created program uses a three-dimensional graphic component and compiled for launching on a web browser. Software components have also been developed that allow studying the functions of the fueling panel both independently and in the mode of control of knowledge of the elements and algorithms for working with the fueling panel. The developed model is used as part of a practical simulator at the Reshetnev Siberian State University, and can be functionally expanded in the future.

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Siberian Aerospace Journal
Published
2024-12-15
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https://doi.org/10.31772/2712-8970-2024-25-4-442-453
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Rocket and propulsion systems research
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Virtual imitation of a fueling panel for modern civil airplane

A. V. Seregin, T. N. Ivanilova, Aleksey V. Kushnerov, Evgeniy V. Kuznetsov
Siberian Aerospace Journal
Rocket and propulsion systems research
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Virtual imitation of a fueling panel for modern civil airplane

A. V. Seregin, T. N. Ivanilova, Aleksey V. Kushnerov, Evgeniy V. Kuznetsov
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Abstract

The article considers the design and development of a computer model of the fueling monitoring and control panel of the Sukhoi SuperJet 100 civil aircraft. The presented model is included in a simulator program for training technical specialists in aircraft maintenance skills under conditions of limited access to real or hardware-simulated equipment. In the process of designing of the presented simulation model, the refueling panel and the SSJ-100 aircraft refueling system sufficient components were considered and selected for further software implementation. The selection of the necessary components for the model was carried out using the decomposition method of the real system. First, the functional elements of the refueling panel itself were selected, after which the refueling system was disassembled into components that allow simulating the operation of the simulated panel. To implement the simulation model, software classes of objects and interactions between them were described. Software algorithms are implemented in the Unity environment using the C# language. The created program uses a three-dimensional graphic component and compiled for launching on a web browser. Software components have also been developed that allow studying the functions of the fueling panel both independently and in the mode of control of knowledge of the elements and algorithms for working with the fueling panel. The developed model is used as part of a practical simulator at the Reshetnev Siberian State University, and can be functionally expanded in the future.

Siberian Aerospace JournalVol. 25(4)
Siberian State Aerospace University (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 56%
Rocket and propulsion systems research
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