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We propose a horizontal-pendulum type thrust stand in which two-point acceleration measurement is applied to the null-balance method. The conventional displacement method was been applied to thrust measurement; thrust is determined by pendulum displacement which is caused by thrust. The null-balance method is also applied to the thrust measurement; a controller adjusts actuator force on the basis of pendulum displacement so as to null the pendulum displacement, and thrust is determined from actuator-driving current or voltage. However, both measurement methods can evaluate thrust variation up to one-third of the natural frequency that is determined by the configuration of the controller and pendulum. Hence, we proposed to apply acceleration measurement to the null-balance method, and showed that thrust variation could be measured up to 80 Hz. However, the proposed methods showed errors beyond 80 Hz; the error was caused by the translational flexibility of the torsional hinges. Then, we propose a new method that uses two-point acceleration measurement and adjustment of the center of gravity position to evaluate thrust variation beyond 80 Hz. The prototype evaluated thrust variation accurately beyond 200 Hz, although at 20–160 Hz, underestimating the amplitudes of reference thrust by 50 %.

A Horizontal-Pendulum Type Thrust Stand for Evaluating Higher Frequency Variation by Applying Acceleration Measurement to Null-Balance Method