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Journal Article
Research on load release decision speed testing technology of pneumatic catapult system
2025
Overview
The load release decision speed is a critical parameter of the pneumatic catapult system. Speed testing is of great significance for calculating load kinetic energy and evaluating the overall performance of pneumatic catapult systems. To obtain the load release decision speed during the catapult process of pneumatic catapult systems, three devices were used to conduct actual measurements: a high-speed camera, a high-precision angle encoder, and a Hall-type positioning speed sensor. The test results indicate that all three testing devices can effectively obtain the load release decision speed, and the testing method is feasible. Among the three testing schemes, the high-speed camera provides the highest speed measurement results, the angle encoder provides the lowest results, and the positioning speed sensor’s results fall between the two. The maximum relative error among the three measurements is only 0.3%, and the measurement results show good consistency.
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IOP Publishing
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