Abstract:This article studies the AC Motor Pump ACMP Starting Process with Ram Air Turbine RAT. The power generation capacity of RAT is affected by multiple factors such as temperature, airspeed, and altitude, while the ACMP is affected by the input frequency of the motor and the temperature of the hydraulic oil. These multiple factors make the analysis of the starting process very complex, and previous researchers have not conducted direct research on this. This article combines experiments with simulations and uses simulation models to calibrate the test results. During the calibration process, key parameters such as peak current and starting time errors are all within 5%, indicating that the model can demonstrate the starting process of the RAT starting ACMP. This article analyzes the most severe working conditions of the stamping air turbine starting ACMP and simulates the most severe work during the starting process. The simulation accuracy is controlled within 5%. A model for analyzing RAT starting ACMP in harsh scenarios is established, which can be used for subsequent design optimization of aircraft and detailed design of similar models.