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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 23, 2014
Filed:
Jun. 05, 2012
Patrick Jegu, Toulouse, FR;
Manfred Birnfeld, Blagnac, FR;
Patrick Jegu, Toulouse, FR;
Manfred Birnfeld, Blagnac, FR;
Airbus Operations (SAS), Toulouse Cedex, FR;
Abstract
A method and device aids in monitoring at least one turbine engine in an aircraft. The method includes determining a value illustrating a thermomechanical state of the turbine engine, and comparing the determined value with at least one threshold. The method also includes displaying in the cockpit of the aircraft, at least one indication related to the operation of the turbine engine, according to this comparison. As a result, conditions that could result in mechanical degradation or failure of the turbine engine are identified for a crew of the aircraft.
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