OLLGA (Optimised Life for Landing Gear Assemblies)
Lead Participant:
SAFRAN LANDING SYSTEMS UK LTD
Abstract
The Optimised Life for Landing Gear Assembly (OLLGA) project brings together top-rated academics with the landing gear world-leading manufacturer to work on a step change in the way landing gear is utilised operationally. Safran Landing Systems, the universities of Sheffield, Cranfield and Bristol will define and demonstrate how the remaining useful life of a landing gear can be adapted to its usage. Existing aircraft data will be enhanced with state-of-the-art AI technology to provide the required input to an adaptive fatigue computation model. This project will consolidate the UK as a centre of excellence in landing gear structural heath management.
Lead Participant | Project Cost | Grant Offer |
|---|---|---|
| SAFRAN LANDING SYSTEMS UK LTD | £4,317,587 | £ 2,158,794 |
Participant |
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| CRANFIELD UNIVERSITY | £655,999 | £ 655,999 |
| UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD | £997,742 | £ 997,742 |
| UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL | £258,563 | £ 258,563 |
People |
ORCID iD |
| Neil Deighton (Project Manager) |