Abstract:Carrier-based aircraft usually increase the take-off angle of attack by extending the nose landing gear suddenly at the end of the stroke during catapult take-off. The measurement of the sudden extension performance of landing gear is of great significance for the development of the model. A test scheme for the sudden extension of landing gear with double-chamber cushioning device has been designed. The nose landing gear of a certain type of aircraft has been analyzed and verified. By changing the test loading conditions, the influence of different loading conditions on the sudden extension performance of landing gear has been analyzed. The test results show that for the double-chamber landing gear, the temperature in the high-pressure chamber changes dramatically before and after the sudden extension, while the low-pressure chamber hardly changes. And the holding time after loading has a greater impact on the sudden extension performance of the cushioning device than the loading rate, which should be considered in ground verification tests.