landingGearBaseType

complexType · extension complexBaseType · sequence

Landing gear base

Base type for landing gears (i.e. nose gear, main gear and skid gear). An example of a nose and main gear is shown below:

landingGears

Attributes

NameTypeConstraintsUseDefaultDescription
@externalDataDirectoryxsd:stringoptionalDirectory of the external data file
@externalDataNodePathxsd:stringoptionalPath of the node inside the external data file
@externalFileNamexsd:stringoptionalName of the external data file
@symmetrysymmetryXyXzYzType5 valuesoptionalSymmetry plane the component is mirrored at
@uIDxsd:IDrequiredUID

Child elements

NameTypeConstraintsOccurrenceHow often the element may appear at this place. The schema writes it as minOccurs and maxOccurs on the declaration.DefaultDescription
sequenceThe children below must appear in exactly this order. Each may repeat as often as its own occurrence allows.
namestringBaseType[0..1] optionalName
descriptionstringBaseType[0..1] optionalDescription
parentUIDstringUIDBaseType[0..1] optionalComponent the landing gear is attached to, usually the fuselage or a wing. The position of the main strut is then given relative to the position of this component.
controllandingGearControlType[0..1] optionalControl parameters for retraction and extension
choiceExactly one of the alternatives below may appear, unless the occurrence next to this line says otherwise.
componentAssemblylandingGearComponentAssemblyType[1..1] requiredComponents the landing gear is assembled from
sequenceThe children below must appear in exactly this order. Each may repeat as often as its own occurrence allows.
totalLengthdoubleBaseType[1..1] requiredTotal length of landing gear, equals the distance from the middle of the bogie/axles to the axis of rotation of the pintle strut. Distance is measured while landing gear is fully extended and in airborne condition (i.e., if a spring is present, the totalLength includes the springDeflectionLength)
staticSuspensionTraveldoubleBaseType[0..1] optionalStatic suspension travel means the positive distance between the total length in airborne condition and the reduced length due to compression on the ground
compressedSuspensionTraveldoubleBaseType[0..1] optionalCompressed suspension travel means the positive distance between the total length in airborne condition and the maximum reduced length due to maximum compression on the ground (e.g., landing shock)
transformationtransformationType[1..1] requiredTransformation with respect to the uppermost point of the main strut. From this point the landing gear is oriented in negative z-direction by default.

Used by

In a dataset · 4 paths

In the schema · 4 declarations

TypeName
landingGearsTypelandingGear
mainGearsTypemainGear
noseGearsTypenoseGear
skidGearsTypeskidGear