The biggest and most crucial fluid system in an aircraft is the fuel system. Clearly, future aircraft projects involve the design of fuel system to some extent. In this project design methodologies for aircraft fuel systems are analyzed, with the attempt to shortening the system development time. This is accomplished by way of illustrative examples of how optimization and the utilization of matrix methods, like the morphological matrix, house of quality and the design structure matrix, have been created and implemented at Saab Aerospace in the conceptual design of aircraft fuel systems. The techniques present automation early in the development process and increase familiarity with how top requirements concerning the aircraft level impact low-level engineering parameters for example pipe diameter, pump size, etc. The morphological matrix and the house of quality matrix are quantified, which opens up for use of design optimization and probabilistic design…
Contents: Aircraft Fuel Systems
1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 BACKGROUND
1.2 PURPOSE
1.3 DELIMITATIONS
1.4 METHODOLOGY
2 WHAT ARE STRUCTURED PRODUCTS?
2.1 INTRODUCTION
2.2 HISTORY
2.3 MARKET DEVELOPMENTS
3 RESEARCH TO DATE
4 PROBLEM DESCRIPTION
5 THEORETICAL FRAME OF REFERENCE
5.1 VALUATION OF STRUCTURED PRODUCTS
5.2 VALUATION OF BONDS
5.3 VALUATION OF OPTIONS
5.3.1 The Black Scholes Model
5.3.2 Index Options and Dividends
5.3.3 Binary Options
5.3.4 Interest Rate
5.3.5 Volatility
5.3.6 Implicit Volatility and Volatility Smiles
5.4 STATISTICAL MEASURES AND TESTS
5.4.1 t-test
5.4.2 Wilcoxon Signed Rank Test
5.4.3 Root Mean Squared Error
5.4.4 Regression Analysis
5.4.5 Testing the Underlying Assumptions of the Regression Model
5.5 INFLUENCE OF LIFE CYCLE AND MONEYNESS OF THE OPTION
6 PROBLEM ANALYSIS
6.1 INSTRUMENTS
6.2 VALUING THE STRUCTURED PRODUCTS
6.2.1 Estimating the Bond Value
6.2.2 Estimating the Option Value
6.3 DATA SET
6.4 DATA PROCESSING AND MATCHING PROCEDURE
6.5 STATISTICAL EVALUATION
6.5.1 Measuring Price Deviations
6.5.2 Descriptive Statistics of Price Deviations
6.5.3 Investigating Patterns in Mispricing…
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