As a flight instructor and aircraft enthusiast, I have long admired the . Along with power setting but that one is somewhat self explanatory. Safe abort capability is assured if the takeoff is aborted prior to reaching this speed" is the definition for, 10.11 For a safe takeoff, the Critical Field Length must be no greater than the runway available. 13.17 (Reference Figure 14.10) What is the turn radius of an aircraft flying 90 knots in a half-standard rate turn (1.5 degrees per second)? Assuming you maintain a constant altitude, a decrease in temperature will: The pressure of the air at the level of consideration divided by the sea level standard pressure, Equal to pressure ratio divided by temperature ratio. Or in some cases the power-to-weight ratio (P/W) is used instead of T/W. This process would become even more cumbersome as we added other design objectives such as a minimum turning radius or a minimum stall speed. 8.6 Propeller aircraft are more efficient than jet aircraft because, They process more air and don't accelerate it as much, 8.7 Turboprop aircraft are classified as power producers because. How is the "active partition" determined when using GPT? What other design objectives can be added to the constraint analysis plot to further define our design space? We could get a different curve for different cruise speeds and altitudes but at any given combination of these this will tell us all the combinations of thrust-to-weight values and wing loadings that will allow straight and level flight at that altitude and speed. High thrust will minimize the takeoff ground run but once thrust becomes as high as the weight of the plane we might as well take off vertically! Tangent from 0, 0 to the curve yields point of max climb angle (maximum height for least distance traveled). Constraint analysis is an important element in a larger process called aircraft design. Hg and a runway temperature of 20C. 2.14 The energy of an airstream is in two forms: It has potential energy, which is what kind of pressure? 6.25 Endurance is _____________ fuel flow. The type of aircraft, airspeed, or other factors have no influence on the load factor. the point of minimum pressure is moved backward. Use MathJax to format equations. ,8Ot_8KOgiy*I&lw4d^ "(y ,)r^oZq+#^?u^Jx!u3tpG_$=FJ[)M[U2>c^C:jf%r@cig=" Z#!E:C(qGL^P[li40M=MtvQy{vKHSv,@1i+6>8e;j>PYqV~zT5,e$CR%*n#f%CzL. QZ-o{s[h)9,zIxHDmfw8nO2yZOp_S,1,t'KXP9PXA x!`DVHw$Gn{?J dB~x%~ndpg+>2[B8J*3B}%\3iv}k^v~~h jKj 2qY!ZW` YWDv]m8keDzkbW`@w%=1CUd )bh#7 l&/B3AIuQLKH)q*#%U'9DIayeB47fcoP& I4xiZM A8xrABZ|*NTwD! How would a three-hour time exposure photograph of stars in the northern sky appear if Earth did not rotate? 4.16 Laminar airflow over a smooth airfoil like a wing begins at the _____________. 6.21 The lowest values of ct occur between 95 and 100% rpm. For low angles of climb (non high performance aircraft) airspeed may be directly compared to vertical velocity, as the cosine of lower angles is very close to 1. The cruise curve will normally be plotted at the desired design cruise altitude. 9.11 As a power-producing aircraft burns off fuel, airspeed should be ____________ to maintain maximum range. Multi-engine propeller (engines on the wings). 10.18 If the ______________ is exceeded, the aircraft cannot be brought to stop in the remaining runway. Another factor to consider would be the desired maximum speed at the cruise altitude. 3.18 Critical angle of attack can be defined as: 3.19 Two things happen on an airfoil when you move the thickness back and reduce the leading-edge radius. The question with the design of an airplane as with a car or a tire, is how do we arrive at the best compromise that will result in a good all around design while still being better than average in one or two desired areas? 7.6 The minimum drag for a jet airplane does not vary with altitude. As wing loading increases the effects of turbulence and gusts in flight are minimized, smoothing out the bumps in flight. This would give a curve that looks similar to the plots for cruise and climb. 1.1 Aerodynamic Force (AF) resolves in which aerodynamic components? Therefore both approaches must have the same solution: when the ratio of vertical speed to airspeed is maximized, then the ratio of vertical speed to horizontal speed is also maximized. 5.4 When an aircraft enters ground effect, what effect does it have on induced drag? 8.1 The pilot of a propeller airplane is flying at the speed for best range under no-wind conditions. The mass flow depends on, 6.5 Specific fuel consumption of a turbine engine at 35,000 feet altitude compared to that at sea level is, 6.6 Fuel flow for a jet at 100% rpm at altitude compared to that at sea level is, 6.7 A pilot is flying a jet aircraft at the speed for best range under no wind conditions. 11.1, what is the minimum landing distance required (50 ft obstacle on final approach) for the given aircraft with the following conditions: 30C OAT, PA 2000 ft, weight 2800 lb., 5-kt tailwind? 4.20 An increase in CL(max)and a decrease in stall AOA will be noted when ___________. c. By how many fringes will this water layer shift the interference pattern? It is, for example, a common mistake for students to look at the performance goals for an aircraft design and just plug in the numbers given without thinking about them. The analysis may suggest that some of the constraints (i.e., the performance targets) need to be relaxed. For rate of climb, the maximum rate would occur where there exists the greatest difference between power available and power required (Fig. Would the reflected sun's radiation melt ice in LEO? Some references give these ratios, which have been italicized above, symbols such as and to make the equation look simpler. Maximum rate of climb for a propeller airplane occurs: at (PA-PR)MAX The lowest point on the PR curve is (L/D)MAX False Propeller aircraft are more efficient than jet aircraft because they process more air and don't accelerate it as much Turboprop aircraft are classified as power producers because: Figure 9.6: James F. Marchman (2004). What effect does an increase in AOA have on the laminar characteristics of a laminar flow airfoil? Raymer also suggests multiplying the first term on the right in the distance equation above by 0.66 if thrust reversers are to be used and by 1.67 when accounting for the safety margin required for commercial aircraft operating under FAR part 25. that can be used in the constraint analysis equations above. The groundspeed must be increased over the no-wind groundspeed by the amount of the tailwind. Hg and a runway temperature of 20C. Boldmethod. Turboprop aircraft are classified as power producers because: Helicopters have another power requirement over fixed wing propeller airplanes. The only problem is that we would find that their relationships in cruise arent necessarily the same as they are in takeoff and landing. It is called: AERO 1020 Final Review: All Past Test Q's/A's, Materials Science and Engineering: An Introduction, CT Basics 2.0 | Module 1: CT Fundamentals Test, MKT201 700 FULL CHAP-Key 700 Trung sa. 4.1 The portion of the boundary layer airflow known as laminar flow is characterized by, Reverses flow direction when stall occurs, 4.3 Adverse pressure gradient on an airfoil is found, c. From the point of minimum pressure to the trailing edge, 4.5 List the two types of stalls that are of interest to the non-jet pilot, 4.10 As thickness of an airfoil is increased, the stall AOA, 4.11 As camber of an airfoil is increased, its CL at any AOA, 4.12 A smaller Reynolds number (less than 0.5 million) indicates, 4.13 A large Reynolds number (greater than 10 million) indicates, 4.14 The thicker the airfoil, ___________________. x\Er0`b.awB7 {Mu H $YAr2j{v{`ssf)w>y~|&KG=|x7j9;87w|upkA`y We cant fly straight and level at speeds below the stall speed or above the maximum speed where the drag equals the maximum thrust from the engine. Has the term "coup" been used for changes in the legal system made by the parliament? Max camber 13.18 During a turn in an aircraft, the vertical component of lift is also known as______________. What factors changed the Ukrainians' belief in the possibility of a full-scale invasion between Dec 2021 and Feb 2022? Suppose that a 1.0-mm-thick layer of water is inserted into one arm of a Michelson interferometer. To get best range now the pilot must, Slow down by an amount less than the wind speed, 6.8 To obtain maximum range a jet airplane must be flown at, 6.9 Maximum rate of climb for a jet airplane occurs at, 6.10 Maximum climb angle for a jet aircraft occurs at. Represent a random forest model as an equation in a paper. Of course there are limits to be considered. The method normally used is called constraint analysis. What is the typical climb angle (versus the ground) of a single engine piston plane? Propeller aircraft are more efficient than jet aircraft because: They process more air and don't accelerate it as much. Maximum excess thrust occurs: For a jet-powered airplane, at approximately the maximum lift/drag ratio (L/D MAX). Raymer proposed the relationship below: Sa = 1000 for an airliner with a 3 degree glideslope, 600 for a general aviation type power off approach. Best Rate of Climb Adapted from Raymer, Daniel P. (1992). stream Note that just as the drag equation is a function of both V and 1/V, this is a function of both W/S and 1/(W/S). Rate of Climb formula. 2.2 For temperatures to be used in calculating the effects on performance, the appropriate absolute scale must be used. 12.19 Wind shear is confined only to what altitudes? Effects of a Desired Climb Rate on Aircraft Design Space. CC BY 4.0. 8.10 In order to maximize range on a propeller-driven airplane at high altitude, true airspeed should be _____________. Interesting airplane; looks like Vy is more than double Vx! This is because, The increase is mostly due to parasite Pr, 9.3 As a propeller airplane burns up fuel, to fly for maximum range, the airspeed must. In the proceeding chapters we have looked at many aspects of basic aircraft performance. Figure 9.7: Kindred Grey (2021). Another good text that combines an examination of the design process with a look as several design case studies is Aircraft Design Projects for Engineering Students, by Jenkinson and Marchman, published by the AIAA. You need not use the actual point where the straight line touches the curve. Available from https://archive.org/details/9.4_20210805. Find the distance in nautical miles that it has flown through the air. The design process usually begins with a set of design objectives such as these we have examined, a desired range, payload weight, rate of climb, takeoff and landing distances, top speed, ceiling, etc. This can be determined from the power performance information studied in the last chapter. What we want, however, is the best combination of these parameters for our design goals. 5.9 Drag due to the interference of boundary layers from different parts of the aircraft is known as, 5.10 The type of drag which is of particular importance to helicopter pilots is, 5.12 The most employed technique for reducing induced drag on modern aircraft is the use of, 5.14 Laminar flow airfoils have less drag than conventional airfoils, 5.15 Laminar flow airfoils have less drag than conventional airfoils because, 5.16 An airplane flying at CL MAX will have. 11.12 Which of the following aircraft derive more lift due to high power settings? 8 0 obj 5.21 Wingtip vortices are formed by higher-pressure air beneath a wing moving into __________ pressure air above the wing. Each plot of the specific power equation that we add to this gives us a better definition of our design space. 2.6 The corrections that must be made to indicated airspeed (IAS) to obtain calibrated airspeed (CAS) are: 2.7 The correction from equivalent airspeed (EAS) to true airspeed (TAS) is dependent on: 2.8 An airplane is operating from an airfield that has a barometric pressure of 28.86 in. 13.9 (Reference Figure 5.4) What is likely to happen to my aircraft if while flying at 300 knots and I place -4.6 G's on the aircraft? For example, lets look at stall. How does the Angle of attack vary from the root to the tip of a propeller for a fixed pitch prop? 13.6 (Reference Figure 5.4) What will happen to an aircraft that is flown to the left of the curved lines on the left side of the flight envelope? In other words, only when velocity (V) is constant is this relationship strictly equal to the rate of climb. 7.18 Increasing the weight of a thrust-producing aircraft moves all points on the thrust-required curve ____________. 5.19 An aircraft will begin to experience ground effect_____________ above the surface. The cruise based calculations mentioned above would give us valuable design information for our airplane based on a desired cruise speed and altitude for a design weight and would tell us the wing area and thrust needed for that cruise condition and the thrust needed to cruise at a desired maximum speed. 10.4 What effect does a headwind have on takeoff performance? The maximum angle of climb would occur where there exists the greatest difference between thrust available and thrust required; i.e., for the propeller-powered airplane, the maximum excess thrust and angle of climb will occur at some speed just above the stall speed. 11.14 During a landing in a tricycle gear aircraft, ________ braking is used before _________. 5.6 Which of the following is a type of parasite drag? I've read the other thread about the throttles, reversing, and feathering. So no re-plotting is needed, just get out your ruler and start drawing. Planned Maintenance scheduled March 2nd, 2023 at 01:00 AM UTC (March 1st, We've added a "Necessary cookies only" option to the cookie consent popup, Ticket smash for [status-review] tag: Part Deux. 9.82 1.10 An aircraft is in a steady climb, at an airspeed of 100 knots, and the flight path makes a 10 angle with the horizontal. we rewrite this in terms of the ratios above to allow us to make our constraint analysis plots functions of TSL and WTO. If we want an airplane that only does one thing well we need only look at that one thing. 2. Finding this value of drag would set the thrust we need for cruise. In cruise where lift = weight and thrust = drag, T/W = 1 / [L/D], meaning that the high value of L/D that is needed for a large range goes hand in hand with a low thrust-to-weight ratio. One finds the desired takeoff distance in feet on the vertical axis and projects over to the plot for the type of aircraft desired, then drops a vertical line to the TOP axis to find a value for that term. 11.10 The minimum glide angle also corresponds to ____________________. | Privacy Policy | Terms of Service | Sitemap | Patreon | Contact, https://www.aopa.org/news-and-media/all-news/2013/november/pilot/proficiency-behind-the-power-curve, Federal Aviation Administration - Pilot/Controller Glossary, Climb performance is a measure of excess thrust which generally increases lift to overcome other forces such as weight and drag, This is true for most aircraft although some high performance aircraft can function like rockets for a limited time, utilizing thrust to lift away from the earth vertically, with no lift required, Excess power or thrust, terms that are incorrectly used interchangeably, allow for an aircraft to climb, Power and thrust are not the same, despite their use as such, Power is a measure of output from the engine while thrust is the force that actually moves the aircraft, In a piston aircraft, power is converted to thrust through the propeller, In a jet aircraft, the engine produces thrust directly from the engine, When you are moving the throttle controls inside of the aircraft, you're controlling the engine and that is why they are referred to as power levers, Therefore the best angle of climb (produces the best climb performance with relation to distance, occurs where the maximum thrust is available, The best rate occurs where the maximum power is available), The relationship between propulsion and drag is such that it takes a certain amount of power/thrust to overcome drag both on the high end (the faster you go) and also the low-end (the slower you go), This is noticeable during slow flight where you find yourself adding extra power to overcome all the increases in drag that are necessary to sustain lift, If you fall "behind the power curve" however, you're in a position where you cannot generate immediate performance by simply increasing power, The increase in power must first overcome the increased drag and then the expected performance will occur, Ultimately, it is because of excess power (or thrust) that an aircraft climbs, For the purpose of initial climb however, we are concerned with our aircraft's performance in order to get away from the ground, Certain conditions will call for a specific climb profile, generally best rate (V, Max excess thrust results in the best angle of climb, Reduced distance to climb to the same altitude as V, Best rate of climb, or Vy, maximizes velocity to obtain the greatest gain in altitude over a given period of time, Vy is normally used during climb, after all obstacles have been cleared, It is the point where the largest power is available, Increases airflow over the engine while at high power, Provides additinoal buffer from stall speeds, Takes more distance to reach the same altitude as V. There are several factors which can impact climb performance: One of the most basic considerations with regard to aircraft performance is weight, as it is a, The higher the weight of an aircraft, the more lift will be required to counteract, Ambient air temperatures impacts your aircraft performance based on their physical properties, Engines don't like to run hot and if they do then reduced throttle settings may be required, Temperature is also a leading factor in determining the effect of air density on climb performance, Air density, and more specifically, density altitude, is the altitude which the aircraft "thinks" it is at, Performance does not depend on the physical altitude, but rather the density altitude, and the higher the temperature, the higher that altitude, As the engine and airframe struggle to perform, expect changes to charactaristics like a reduced climb attitude, Headwinds increase performance by allowing wind flow over the wings without any forward motion of the aircraft, Smooth, parasite free wings produce the best lift, Anything to interrupt the smooth flow of air or increase drag will require additional forward movement, or thrust, to overcome, Increased drag will rquire increased power and therefore during climb, may result in decreased climb performance, Used to determine rate of climb for a given departure/climb out, Ground Speed (GS) (knots) 60 * Climb Gradient (Feet Per Mile), Climb Gradient Required = 200 feet per mile, 75 60 * 200 = 280 feet per minute climb rate required, Climb performance is governed by FAR Part 23, depending on aircraft weight, Pilots may always deviate from climb numbers for factors like cooling or ability to locate and follow traffic, Remember when flying under instrument conditions, minimum climb gradients are expected unless a deviation is communicated and authorized, as applicable. It says that we need a higher thrust-to-weight ratio to climb than to fly straight and level. stream 13.20 An aircraft in a level, coordinated turn with a bank angle of 60 is maintaining _____ G's. How can I get the velocity-power curve for a particular aircraft? 11.13 Jet aircraft do not suffer from a thrust deficiency at low airspeeds. The formula is ROC in FPM = ExcessHP*33,000*Propeller efficiency divided by All up Mass in LBS. How to properly visualize the change of variance of a bivariate Gaussian distribution cut sliced along a fixed variable? If the coefficient of friction is 0.8, find the braking force Fb on the airplane. The value of T/W will depend on the desired flight speed, the wing area, and the efficiency (L/D) of the wing. 6.11 The equation T= Q(V2- V1) expresses Newton's ______ law. 1.20 Newton's First Law of Motion states that: A body at rest will remain at rest and a body in motion will remain in motion, in a straight line, unless acted upon by an unbalanced force. b. 3.23 The following are all examples of primary flight controls except _____________. See Page 1. Power required to overcome induce drag varies: a. inversely with V b. inversely with V2 c. inversely with V3 d. directly with V. 14. Partner is not responding when their writing is needed in European project application. Power required is the power needed to maintain straight and level flight, i.e., to overcome drag and to go fast enough to give enough lift to equal the weight. This presents somewhat of a problem since we are plotting the relationships in terms of thrust and weight and thrust is a function of altitude while weight is undoubtedly less in cruise than at takeoff and initial climb-out. 11.1 A steep, low-power approach is more dangerous for heavy airplanes than light airplanes because, 11.2 Braking action on a dry concrete runway is ____________ that of a wet runway. In the figure above this will be either where the takeoff and climb curves intersect or where the takeoff and landing curves intersect. 3.24 The most common high-lift devices used on aircraft are _______________. 3. mean camber line b. But, in a jet, you'll often fly close to your best range speed. 6.15 Which one of the following items does not occur at (L/D)max for a jet aircraft? You should be able to come up with the answer in less time than it took you to read this! The more efficient a plane is in things like cruise the lower its value of T/W. What group uses the most electrical energy? 10.23 Using Fig. This can be put into the drag equation with the numbers found above to get the thrust or power needed to reach that maximum speed. Is this a reasonable flight speed? Here we should note that the space to the right of the dashed line for stall is out of bounds since to fly here would require a higher maximum lift coefficient. b. 12.2 The main difference between CL-AOA curves for straight-wing aircraft is that. Nonetheless, we can see that three parameters; thrust, weight, and wing area, are important factors to consider in takeoff. Find the Drift Angle. 9.7 For Jet and Propeller aircraft, the two things shared at L/Dmax are the Maximum Engine-out Glide speed and Maximum range. Of course, it helps to do this in metric units. <> For rate of climb for a propeller aircraf (this is the power available minus the power required, divided by aircraf weight): V v = P p W DV W = P p W V 3 C D 0 2 . . 2.24 Calculate the density altitude for an aircraft at an airport with a pressure altitude of 5,000 feet when the current temperature is 13 degrees C. 2.25 Using Table 2.1, calculate the dynamic pressure, q, at 8,000 feet density altitude and 250 knots TAS. In straight and level flight we know: And if we simply combine these two equations we will get the same relationship we plotted above. 7.11 (Reference Figure 7.2) Using Figure 7.2, find the velocity for best range for the airplane at 12,000 lbs. 3.9 For a cambered airfoil, the center of pressure (CP), 3.10 For a cambered airfoil, an increase in velocity results in, 3.11 A decrease in the AOA of any airfoil will result in, 3.12 The aerodynamic center (AC) is located at, 25% chord subsonically and 50% chord supersonically. In a Cirrus SR22T, our indicated cruise speed is often 30 to 40 knots faster than V Y with 75% power. 10.15 Takeoff into a headwind allows an aircraft to reach takeoff velocity at a lower __________. And this can be written [W/S] = Vstall2CLmax, On the plot above this would be a vertical line, looking something like this. 2.5 Bernoulli's equation for subsonic flow states that: If the velocity of an airstream within a tube is increased, the static pressure of the air decreases. >ZWCWkW 3.25 The rudder controls movement around the ________________ axis. 5.23 For a given aircraft wing, if the wing span increases and the average chord remains the same, the aspect ratio will __________. 11.25 Using Fig. Wing loading for sailplanes is usually in the range of 5-8 pounds per square foot, around 17 lb/ft2 for general aviation planes, and over 100 lb/ft2 for fighters. Effect of Desired Landing Characteristics on Aircraft Design Space. CC BY 4.0. Just as a car cannot get its best gas mileage when the car is moving at top speed, an airplane isnt going to get maximum range at its top cruise speed. 12.11 What two things are necessary for an aircraft to enter a spin? How many "extra" wavelengths does the light now travel in this arm? Figure 9.1: James F. Marchman (2004). From the above it is obvious that maximum range will occur when the drag divided by velocity ( D/V) is a minimum. A head wind is encountered. What is the maximum take off climb angle of a Boeing 737 MAX? Is a condition where the tire is lifted completely above the surface of the runway, Can occur at slower speeds and rather than the water lifting the tire from the pavement, the tire slips on a thin film, 11.7 If a pilot experiences an engine failure and attempts to "stretch the glide" (i.e., increases the angle of attack) the result will be, A decrease in horizontal distance traveled, 11.8 Airline aircraft primarily use _________ to slow the aircraft after landing. If, for example, we went all out to create a plane that could takeoff in a very short distance and then look at its performance in straight and level cruise we would probably find that it isnt very good. By clicking Post Your Answer, you agree to our terms of service, privacy policy and cookie policy. 7.15 Indicated airspeed for (L/D)max will vary with altitude. Using the PA-PRcurves in 2-3 for a propeller airplane find: _______ a. The local gravitational acceleration g is 32 fps2. We need to note that to make the plot above we had to choose a cruise speed. 4.19 Assume an aircraft with the CL-AOA curve of Fig. On the other hand, the climb curve should be plotted for optimum conditions; i.e., maximum rate of climb (minimum power required conditions for a prop aircraft) since that is the design target in climb. 12.23 An aircraft in which of the following situations is most likely to create the most intense wake turbulence? 1.9 An aircraft is traveling west at an airspeed of 120 knots and is experiencing a crosswind of 20 knots from the north (90). Note that the line from the origin will have the steepest slope when it is tangent to the curve on the graph. Legal. 10.21 A _____ increase in weight results in _____ increase in takeoff distance. Figure 9.4: Kindred Grey (2021). Doing this will add another curve to our plot and it might look like the figure below. The steepest climb angle occurs when the ratio of vertical speed to horizontal speed is maximized. Cruising at V Y would be a slow way to fly. 6.18 Thrust-producing aircraft have a fuel consumption roughly proportional to thrust output. 12.5 What statement(s) is/are true regarding the region of reverse command? Excess thrust is the difference between the total drag of the aircraft, and the thrust output of the powerplant. The constraint analysis may be performed several times, looking at the effects of varying things like wing aspect ratio on the outcome. a. 5.7 Streamlining the fuselage, engine nacelles, pods, and external stores help reduce this type of drag. In many aircraft the difference between horizontal speed and airspeed will be trivial. 4.18 Using Fig. 12.4 ______________ wings will stall at the wing root first and then progress toward the rest of the wing. 7.9 A lightly loaded jet aircraft will be able to glide further but at a lower airspeed than when it is heavily loaded. (As a point of trivia, it looks like if the horizontal units on your graph are knots and the vertical units are feet/min, then the angle computed with the arcsine is about 4% larger, or about 0.6 degrees larger, than the angle computed with the arctangent.). 12.17 Angle of attack is the primary control of airspeed in steady flight, 12.18 When Trexceeds Ta, the only way to go is __________. To answer this, plot range versus aspect ratio using e.= 0.8 and varying AR from 4 through 10, and plot range versus e for an aspect ratio of 7.366 with e varying from 0.6 through 1.0. Hg and a runway temperature of 20C. c. 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