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Mark IV Antiskid Brake Control System Upgrade Randy Williams Crane Aerospace & Electronics
Mark IV Antiskid
Brake Control System Upgrade
Randy Williams
Crane Aerospace & Electronics
818-288-7620
[email protected]
Overview
• Crane Aerospace Introduction
• Antiskid Upgrade Overview and Schedule
• C-130 Antiskid Configurations
• Benefits
• Mark IV Upgrade
• Aero Precision Partnership
Dollars (in Millions)
Dollars
(in Millions)
Who is Crane?
A Diversified Manufacturer of Engineered Products
$2.55B Annual Sales
• 11,000 employees
(2011)
• Headquarters –
Aerospace & Electronics
$678
Stamford, CT
• Founded 1855
Controls $120
• NYSE: CR
Engineered Materials $220
• Financial Strength:
Fluid Handling
$1,154
– Strong Cash
Flow
Merchandising Systems $374
– Liquidity
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$200 $400 $600 $800 $1,000 $1,200 $1,400
Dollars (in Millions)
Crane Aerospace &
Electronics
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2,800 employees globally
Certified ISO 9001 at all global manufacturing sites
12 Manufacturing sites
Products supported in 30 countries
Seven core solutions focused on niche technologies
2011
$678M Sales
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Aerospace
60%
Electronics
40%
Crane Aerospace &
Electronics – Heritage Brands
 Hydro-Aire (founded 1943, acquired 1951
 Lear Romec (founded 1904, acquired 1985)
 ELDEC (founded 1957, acquired 1994)
 Interpoint (founded 1969, acquired 1996)
 Signal Technology (founded 1982, acquired 2003)
 Keltec (fonded 1956, acquired 2003)
 P.L. Porter (founded 1947, acquired 2004)
 Merrimac Industries (founded 1954, acquired 2010)
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Segment Solutions
AEROSPACE
Cabin
Systems
Fluid
Management
ELECTRONICS
Power
Microwave
Landing
Systems
Microelectronics
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Sensing &
Utility Systems
Landing Systems
Solutions
Brands: Hydro-Aire, Eldec
Locations: Burbank CA, Lynnwood WA
In-axle functionality
Brake control
Remote data concentrators and integrated modular avionics packaging
Landing gear indication and control systems
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Crane Brake Control
Experience
• Crane is the undisputed leader in aircraft brake
control systems
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60+ years experience
65% market share commercial programs
Crane
80% market share military programs
Over 15,000 systems delivered and in service
Most experienced engineering staff in the industry
Crane can work with any wheel & brake
manufacturer and provide an independent
perspective on brake system architecture
All
Others
Crane Innovation in
Brake Control –
Technology Evolution
Mk1 Crane introduces first antiskid in 1947
Electronics to drive rate sensing &
Mk2 First wheel speed transducer linear four-way pressure control valves
Mk3 First adaptive control
Higher response hydraulic control
valves; Improved brake control,
smoothness and efficiency
Mk4 First microprocessor based
digital system
Improved control algorithms;
efficiencies >95% ; Unigain antiskid
valve; Improved system performance
under variable pilot pedal input
Complete brake-by-wire
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Mk5
system
Very high performance digital brake
control; used on B787 (electric brake)
Program Overview
• USAF Wheel and Brake System Improvement – “WBSI”
• Reliability and performance improvement program
Major Components of System Upgrade
• 3000 psi Brake Metering Valve (Eaton)
• Mark IV Antiskid Brake Control System (Crane)
• Wheels and Carbon Brakes (Goodrich)
Hydro-Aire, a Crane Aerospace brand, is the legacy supplier of all
C-130 brake control systems
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USAF
Antiskid Upgrade
Drivers
• Mark II brake control system on USAF C-130 E/H
– Limitations
• Older analog technology with obsolete components
• Low braking efficiency by today’s standards
• Control limitations prevent efficient control of carbon
brakes to allow inherent operational and life
improvement characteristics
• Similar J model antiskid configuration and
performance characteristics
• Provides Fault Isolation
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© 2011 Crane Aerospace & Electronics
Mark IV
System Upgrade
• Provides Digital Brake Control
– Velocity Control / High Efficiency braking
• Proven Technology
– Military: C-130J, C-17
– Civil: 737, 747, 757, 767, 777, 717, most
business and regional jets
• Fully Compatible with new Wheel and Carbon
Brake
– Enables maximum braking performance
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© 2011 Crane Aerospace & Electronics
Mark IV Antiskid
Upgrade Schedule
Qualified ….July 2010
Production Contract awarded …..August 2010
Functional Fit Check….September 2010
Flight Test…. June 2011 to August 2011
Deliveries….October 2010 to November 2012
USAF Preliminary TCTOs ….. March 2012
USAF Legacy Fleet Retrofit …. Began March 2012
TCTOs Released…. October 2012
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USAF TCTOs
 Three separate, but concurrent, TCTOs (1C-130-XXXX)
1) Brake Metering Valve - #2096
• replaces 2030 psi with 3000 psi valve
• H1 and earlier Models
2) Mark IV Antiskid Brake Control System – #2095
• replaces Mark II system
3) Wheels and Carbon Brakes – #2098
• replaces current wheels and steel brakes
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Antiskid Configurations
C-130 Brake Control Configurations
Application
C-130A/B
Brake
Control
Mark I
Brake
Material
Steel
C-130E/H
Mark II
Steel
Electronic
Digital Velocity Control
Maximum Brake
C-130J
Mark IV
Steel
C-130 E/H
WBSI upgrade
Mark IV
Carbon
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Key Performance
Factor
Rate detection
Performance: Life,
Torque, Wear
Mark IV Benefits
Performance
• Improved Brake Control, as compared to the
Mark II
• 20% efficiency gain on wet or icy runways
• 8% efficiency gain on dry runway
• Combined improvement of ~15%
Better than 90% efficiency across all scenarios
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Efficiency Performance
Through the Years
~15%
Digital
Analog
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Mark IV Benefits
Performance
• Improved Brake Control Efficiency
Under varying weather and runway conditions,
ability to stop at shortest possible distance,
without encountering brake lock and uncontrollable skids.
• More control leads to:
• increased performance
• improved safety
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Mark IV Benefits
Costs
• Reduced Operating Costs
– Digital components, eliminates analog parts obsolescence
• Commonality across USAF fleet
– Extends brake and tire life by reducing “hard skids”
• Inherit benefit to the improved braking efficiency
performance
• Reduced Maintenance Costs
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– Added Fault Isolation Capability – Fault Display Unit
• Reduces troubleshooting and maintenance actions
• Reduces spares inventory
• Eliminates need for field level tester
Mark IV Benefits
Fault Isolation
White “flag” indicates component fault.
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FAULT DISPLAY
UNIT (FDU)
Mark IV Benefits
Reduced Troubleshooting and Maintenance actions
 Mark II:
 Perform Press Test – Cockpit
 Locate Fault:
 Wheels – Pull each Hubcap
& check transducers
 Antiskid Control Unit Access Hog Trough
 Check Brake Control Valves
– Pull panels
 Replace faulty part(s)
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Mark IV:
Visually check FDU
 Go directly to source of
fault(s)
Replace faulty part(s)
Mark IV Upgrade
Components
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Mark IV Upgrade
Components
• Digital Antiskid Control Unit (DACU)
– One per ship set
– P/N 142-151
• Fault Display Unit (FDU)
– One per ship set
– P/N 140-15520
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Mark IV Upgrade
Components
• Dual Brake Control Valves (BCV)
– Two per ship set
– Includes Park Brake Function
– P/N 39-941
• Wheel Speed Transducers (WST)
– Four per ship set
– P/N 140-325
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Mark IV Upgrade
Components
• DACU & FDU Mounting Plate/Bracket
– One per ship set
– Two choices;
a) Flat – P/N 142-16110
b) Shelf – P/N 142-15530
• DACU to FDU Wire harness connector
– One per ship set
– P/N 142-15512
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Mark IV
Installation
• “Plug and Play” Components
– Wheel Speed Transducers
– Brake Control Valves
– Digital Antiskid Control Unit
• Additional Components
– Fault Display Unit
– Mounting Bracket; Holds both Digital Antiskid Unit and
Fault Display Unit
• Remove Mark II Press Test Console (Cockpit)
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– Cap and Stow wiring
– Install Blank Faceplate
International
Sales &Distribution
Booths 27, 29
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Favorable pricing and payment terms
Dedicated Sales Representative
Available stock
Timely delivery
Installation and integration support
Stop It!
Summary
• One of Three Qualified Systems of USAF Wheel, Brake,
System Improvement (WBSI) Program
– 3000 psi Brake Metering Valve
– Mark IV Brake Control System
– Wheels and Carbon Brakes
• Performance and Cost Benefits
– Increased Efficiency / Responsiveness
– Eliminates Obsolescence
– Improved Fault Isolation / Troubleshooting
• TCTOs released - USAF fleet upgrades underway
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Points of Contact
Stop It!
AEROPRECISION
Crane Aerospace
Noreen Kabra – International
Business Development Mgr.
30 Lindbergh Avenue
Livermore, CA 94551
Randy Williams – Business Mgr.
5962 Zebulon Road, Suite 328
Macon, GA 31210
Office: +1 925-579-8037
Mobile: +1 925-519-1393
[email protected]
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Office: +1 478-477-6684
Mobile: +1 818-288-7620
[email protected]
STOP IT!
with
Mark IV Antiskid Brake Control System
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