These included takeoff and landing, turns, straight and level flight in cruise, and climb. Calculate (or find in Table 2.1) the Pressure Ratio: 2.9 An airplane is operating from an airfield that has a barometric pressure of 28.86 in. 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. 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. 10.1 Regarding takeoff performance, an increase in the aircraft weight will result in, 10.2 Takeoff thrust is primarily influenced by what factor(s), 10.3 An increase in density altitude has what effect on takeoff performance. An alternative approach often proposed in books on aircraft design is based on statistical takeoff data collected on different types of aircraft. a. 13.4 (Reference Figure 5.4) What speed is indicated at point B? **tHS-8_0hDRIX2^KK0+z# Y]Q2I TBz ,"JyTyXFv4nm.P t #&'++"T[(2;Ggg~y! The second is that the takeoff parameter (TOP) defined for propeller aircraft is based on power requirements (specifically, horsepower requirements) rather than thrust. 7.18 Increasing the weight of a thrust-producing aircraft moves all points on the thrust-required curve ____________. Absolute Ceiling- This is the maximum density altitude that the airplane is capable of attaining or maintaining at max gross weight in the clean configuration and max continuous power. Then the solution is the point with the steepest angle from the origin of the graph. TSL / WTO = [(Walt/WTO) / (Talt/TSL)] {[q/(Walt/WSL)](CD0)/(WTO/S). The graphs show electrical energy consumption and production. If the engine is capable of producing more power than the power required, that excess power can be used to make the plane accelerate to a faster speed (increasing kinetic energy) or to climb to a higher altitude (increasing potential energy), or to give some combination of both. Maximum excess thrust occurs: For a jet-powered airplane, at approximately the maximum lift/drag ratio (L/D MAX). Making statements based on opinion; back them up with references or personal experience. And this can be written [W/S] = Vstall2CLmax, On the plot above this would be a vertical line, looking something like this. b. Typically it takes a form such as that shown in Figure 13.7.The shortest time-to-climb occurs at the flight velocity where is a maximum. This would give a curve that looks similar to the plots for cruise and climb. 1.2 The aerodynamic component that is 90 to the flight path and acts toward the top of the airplane is called: 1.3 The aerodynamic component that is parallel to the flight path and acts toward the rear of the airplane is called: 1.4 The measure of the amount of material contained in a body is called: 1.5 The force caused by the gravitational attraction of the earth, moon, or sun is called: 1.6 A quantity that has both magnitude and direction is called: 1.7 An aircraft flying from AUO to ATL at 5,000 feet and 110 KIAS is said to have what kind of quantity? 7.21 Lowering the landing gear and flaps has what effect on the drag curve of a thrust-producing aircraft? 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. 8.5 Propeller aircraft get the highest angle of climb at (L/D)max. 9 0 obj 12.15 Which wing planform is considered to be the most aerodynamically efficient? Browse other questions tagged, Start here for a quick overview of the site, Detailed answers to any questions you might have, Discuss the workings and policies of this site. This is a nice concise answer with a nice graphic. Classify the monosaccharide structure in Problem 18.71 as an \alpha-anomer or a \beta-anomer. What is the arrow notation in the start of some lines in Vim? <> 10.14 When taking off from a high-density altitude airport, the ________ will be higher than at sea level. In reality, the landing distance is pretty much determined by the stall speed (the plane must touch down at a speed higher than stall speed, often about 1.2 VStall) and the glide slope (where obstacle clearance is part of the defined target distance). The aircraft will experience structural damage or failure. How does wind affect the airspeed that I should fly for maximum range in an airplane? 6.19 For a turbojet, each pound of drag requires a pound of ____________ to offset it. Highest point on the curve yields maximum climb rate (obviously). What group uses the most electrical energy? 10.17 Which of the following is the speed at which an aircraft must be accelerated at or before reaching 35 ft at the end of the runway? 5.18 The best engine-out glide ratio occurs at. Rate of climb at maximum power for a small aircraft is typically specified in its normal operating procedures but for large jet airliners it is usually mentioned in emergency operating procedures. 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. A tailwind is encountered. where A = g[(T0/W) ]. The only problem is that we would find that their relationships in cruise arent necessarily the same as they are in takeoff and landing. 11.19 Maximum glide distance is achieved only at a maximum glide angle. 1.25 The Law of Conservation of Energy states that: 2.1 Static air pressure is simply the weight per unit area of the air above the level under consideration. 8.14 A propeller where the pitch setting can only be adjusted on the ground and requires that the engine be stopped is known as: 8.15 An engine where the fuel-air mixture is forced into the cylinders by natural atmospheric pressure upon opening of the inlet valves. Figure 9.5: James F. Marchman (2004). 8.16 A gas turbine engine that uses most of its power to drive a propeller. 10.7 "The speed to which the airplane can be accelerated, lose an engine, and then either continue the takeoff with the remaining engine or stop, in the same total runway distance" is the definition for, 10.8 "The total length of runway required to accelerate on all engines to critical engine failure speed, experience an engine failure, and then continue to takeoff or stop" is the definition for, 10.9 "The maximum speed that the aircraft can obtain under normal acceleration and then stop in the available runway" is the definition for, 10.10 "The minimum indicated airspeed at which an engine failure can be experienced and the takeoff safely continued. What can be gained by accepting a lower cruise speed or a longer takeoff distance. At maximum weight it has a VY of 75 kn (139 km/h) indicated airspeed [4] providing a rate of climb of 721 ft/min (3.66 m/s). Constraint analysis is an important element in a larger process called aircraft design. For example, if the hub-to-ground measurement is 45 inches, subtracting 9 inches will leave an effective radius of 36 inches. 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. 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. Legal. 13.8 (Reference Figure 5.4) An aircraft flying at 200 knots can pull how many G's before stalling the aircraft? Suppose that a 1.0-mm-thick layer of water is inserted into one arm of a Michelson interferometer. The maximum angle of climb occurs where there is the greatest difference between the thrust available and the thrust required. Time to Climb Between Two Altitudes Power required to overcome induce drag varies: a. inversely with V b. inversely with V2 c. inversely with V3 d. directly with V. 14. How sensitive is the maximum range for the Cessna 182 to aspect ratio and the Oswald efficiency factor, i.e. 6.11 The equation T= Q(V2- V1) expresses Newton's ______ law. Find the Rate of Climb. When I started the engines this time I found for left and right: RPM 90% 52% ITT 735 735 N1 63 63 N2 90 52 FF 20 49 PSI 83 77 10.22 Takeoff acceleration through the air mass is not reduced by a headwind. In computing FAR 25 climb performance, the effects of one engine inoperative must include not only a decrease in thrust, but an increase in drag due to: 1) windmilling drag of inoperative engine or windmilling or feathered drag of propeller. It weighs 2,605 lbs and has a maximum takeoff weight (MTOW) of 3,650 lbs. 9.7 For Jet and Propeller aircraft, the two things shared at L/Dmax are the Maximum Engine-out Glide speed and Maximum range. 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. 11.1 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. nautical miles per hour) and vertical speed (feet per minute). 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 __________. rev2023.3.1.43268. So maximum rate of climb occurs at the speed at which excess power is greatest. 5.8 Drag caused by the viscous friction within the boundary layer is called __________ and skin smoothness greatly affects this type of drag. 8.13 A propeller where the blade pitch setting is either hydraulically or electrically controlled. Available from https://archive.org/details/9.4_20210805. 4.25 Vortex generators mix the laminar outer layers of the boundary layer with slow-moving turbulent lower layers, thus reenergizing them. Match the type of engine and the type of propeller where the advantages of each are utilized and nothing is wasted. Copyright 2023 CFI Notebook, All rights reserved. It also gives a better ride to the airplane passengers. 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. 4.19 Assume an aircraft with the CL-AOA curve of Fig. 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. 9.5 Altitude effects Obviously altitude is a factor in plotting these curves. 2.4 A piston-prop aircraft has a wing loading of 1600 N/m, and its drag polar is given by CD = 0.025 + 0.05CZ. d. If all commercial users agreed to cut their energy usage by 20%, which group would be the biggest user of electrical energy in the United States? 5.22 The value of (L/D)max and the angle of attack for which it occurs does not vary with altitude but does vary with weight. This process would become even more cumbersome as we added other design objectives such as a minimum turning radius or a minimum stall speed. 3.2 The main variable(s) in the geometry of an airfoil are: 3.3 The angle between the relative wind and the chord line of an airfoil is the, 3.4 For a symmetrical airfoil, at 0o AOA, air passing over the wing results in, An equal increase in velocity over the top and bottom of the wing. The value of T/W will depend on the desired flight speed, the wing area, and the efficiency (L/D) of the wing. Note here that the weight in the equation is the landing weight but that in calculating this landing distance for design purposes the takeoff weight is usually used for general aviation aircraft and trainers and is assumed to be 0.85 times the takeoff weight for jet transports. TK. '!,9rA%-|$ikfZL G1.3}(ihM c. How did you infer those two answers from a pie chart? You should be able to come up with the answer in less time than it took you to read this! 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! We would then have to decide which of these three requirements was most important and which was least important and then start varying design parameters in an iterative manner until we got all three objectives to result in the same weight, wing area, and engine thrust. If we want an airplane that only does one thing well we need only look at that one thing. 6.12 The equation T= Q(V2- V1) indicates the thrust output of an engine can be increased by either increasing the mass airflow or ________________? 13.14 (Reference Figure 14.10) What airspeed must an aircraft maintain at 50 degrees of bank to achieve 10,000 feet radius of turn? 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. Design is a process of compromise and no one design is ever best at everything. 2.18 Density altitude is found by correcting _______________ for _______________. 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. Which gives the best endurance? Raymer proposed the relationship below: Sa = 1000 for an airliner with a 3 degree glideslope, 600 for a general aviation type power off approach. 13.20 An aircraft in a level, coordinated turn with a bank angle of 60 is maintaining _____ G's. 11.17 Headwinds and tailwinds affect the landing distance by the same amount as they affect the takeoff distance. In an earlier chapter on climb and glide we looked at something called specific excess power and defined it as: Ps = [Pavail Preq] / W = [(T D)V] / W. We may, hopefully, remember using this relationship to find the rate of climb but we may not recall that it was only the correct rate of climb in a special case, where speed (V) was constant; i.e., the static rate of climb: If we go back to that earlier chapter we will find that in a more general relationship we had: Ps = [Pavail Preq] / W = [(T D)V] / W = [dh/dt] + (V/g)(dV/dt). This ratio is a measure of aerodynamic efficiency as well as a measure of the way the structure is designed. RWY 27L & 27R), and the winds are 360/5, which choice(s) is/are true? Multi-engine propeller (engines on the wings). Now we can expand the first term on the right hand side by realizing that. 3.7 The Center of Pressure __________ move with a change in AOA for a symmetrical airfoil, while it ____________ move with a change in AOA for a cambered airfoil. Naturally, for this calculation you'll need to use the same units for both values-- a conversion may be necessary. Of course, it helps to do this in metric units. Available from https://archive.org/details/hw-9_20210805. 7.25 To obtain maximum range for a thrust-producing aircraft, as fuel is burned _______________. 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)? 8.8 Which horsepower is the usable horsepower for reciprocating engines? Or in some cases the power-to-weight ratio (P/W) is used instead of T/W. 12.10 If an airport is conducting simultaneous landing operations on parallel runways (e.g. In a Cirrus SR22T, our indicated cruise speed is often 30 to 40 knots faster than V Y with 75% power. In the equation above we have a very general performance equation that can deal with changes in both speed and altitude and we find that these changes are functions of the thrust-to-weight ratio, T/W, and the wing loading W/S. This limits your maximum allowable propeller diameter to 72 inches (36" x 2" = 72"). Find the Groundspeed. And it has kinetic energy, which is what kind of pressure? 11.20 The power-off stalling speed in a specified configuration is called: 11.21 During a stabilized approach, if an aircraft maintains constant airspeed and constant power but adds flaps, the pilot can expect a _________. Interesting airplane; looks like Vy is more than double Vx! 7.16 With a typical drag curve, how many times does the thrust available line intersect the thrust required curve? Calculate (or find in Table 2.1) the approximate Pressure Altitude: 2.10 An airplane is operating from an airfield that has a barometric pressure of 28.86 in. This addition to the plot tells us the obvious in a way. Tangent from 0, 0 to the curve yields point of max climb angle (maximum height for least distance traveled). We know that in cruise since lift must equal weight, we can select a design value of cruise lift coefficient (commonly around 0.2 to 0.3) and a desired cruise speed and altitude and solve for the needed wing area. Any combination of W/S and T/W within that space will meet our design goals. By optimum we mean that we are looking for the minimum thrust-to-weight ratio that will enable the airplane to meet its performance goals and we would like to have the highest possible wing loading. Inverse Relationship between Thrust to Weight Ratio and Weight to Surface Area Ratio. CC BY 4.0. This can be determined from the power performance information studied in the last chapter. The type of aircraft, airspeed, or other factors have no influence on the load factor. We need to note that to make the plot above we had to choose a cruise speed. 13.16 (Reference Figure 14.10) What airspeed should you fly if you wish to fly a standard rate turn using 30 degrees of bank? Using the PA-PRcurves in 2-3 for a propeller airplane find: _______ a. T/W = (qCD0)/(W/S) + (kn2/q)(W/S) + (1/V)dh/dt + (1/g)dV/dt. we rewrite this in terms of the ratios above to allow us to make our constraint analysis plots functions of TSL and WTO. 1.18 An aircraft's turbojet engine produces 10,000 lbs of thrust at 200 knots true airspeed. Calculate (or find in Table 2.1) the approximate Density Altitude. 11.9 If in descending, gliding flight, a component of ________ acts in the same direction as thrust. For a jet aircraft, this speed is very close to the speed at which the total minimum drag occurs. 5.20 The most aerodynamically efficient AOA is found at. What altitude gives the best endurance for the C-182? 11.23 If an aircraft traveling down a runway has a tire pressure of 200 psi and no other information is available, the approximate speed to which total dynamic hydroplaning may occur is __________. 7.1 The thrust available from a jet engine at 35,000 ft altitude compared to that at sea level is, 7.2 If the weight of a jet airplane is increased, then, Induced drag increases more than parasite drag, 7.3 If the weight of a jet airplane is reduced as fuel is burned, the Tr curve, 7.4 If a jet airplane is in the gear down configuration, the increase in, Parasite drag is more than that of the induced drag. Figure 9.7: Effect of R & e Variation on max Range Cessna 182. 12.19 Wind shear is confined only to what altitudes? 4.10 in your textbook, what is your AOA if the CL is .6 for a symmetrical airfoil? 8.11 A propeller which has only one pitch setting is known as: 8.12 A propeller where the pilot can adjust the pitch setting in the air. See also. 4.16 Laminar airflow over a smooth airfoil like a wing begins at the _____________. 4. chord xYr7 _+(DL/HHMl>K miD%D./3QgBNgl<=Had5>fzhIQ6?|6]ot@{y This can be done fairly easily by going back to the constraint analysis equations and substituting P/V everywhere that a thrust term appears. 10.25 A common source for runway surface and slope information for a particular airport runway is the ______________. 1. 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? 8.20 As altitude increases, power available from a turboprop engine _____________. Finding this value of drag would set the thrust we need for cruise. The above relationship means that, for a given weight of the airplane, the rate of climb depends on the difference between the power available and the power required, or the excess power. 12.11 What two things are necessary for an aircraft to enter a spin? 12.25 In the absence of a published procedure, what is the typical first-step recommendation in order to initiate recovery from an incipient spin in a straight-wing, general aviation aircraft? @quietflyer: Yes, this requires another arithmetical operation because airspeed is the vector sum of vertical and horizontal speed. Excess thrust is the difference between the total drag of the aircraft, and the thrust output of the powerplant. The pilot selects the desired RPM with a leaver, and a control governor automatically changes the blade pitch to maintain a constant RPM. 5.23 For a given aircraft wing, if the wing span increases and the average chord remains the same, the aspect ratio will __________. In other words this equation is really an energy balance. Did the residents of Aneyoshi survive the 2011 tsunami thanks to the warnings of a stone marker? Calculate (or find in Table 2.1) the Temperature Ratio: 2.11 An airplane is operating from an airfield that has a barometric pressure of 28.86 in. 10.18 If the ______________ is exceeded, the aircraft cannot be brought to stop in the remaining runway. These are then plotted to find optimum values of wing loading and thrust-to-weight ratio. 11.3 How does a weight increase affect landing performance? Acknowledgment: Thanks to Dustin Grissom for reviewing the above and developing examples to go with it. What altitude gives the best range for the C-182? In this approach a Take-Off-Parameter, TOP, is proposed to be a function of W/S, T/W, CLTO, and the density ratio sigma () where: The value of TOP is found from the chart above. If there is an increase in air pressure, it will: Affect air density by increasing the density. 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? If the two values are almost the same, that indicates that the airspeed and horizontal speed are so close as to be practically interchangeable, at least at that point on the performance curve. For example, lets look at stall. 9.4 A lightly loaded propeller airplane will be able to glide ____________ when it is heavily loaded. The plane is directly over a point on the ground that is 3 nautical miles from the takeoff point and the altimeter reads 12,152 feet. Of course there are limits to be considered. 7.17 Changing the weight of an aircraft changes the ______________ much more than the ___________. 13.18 During a turn in an aircraft, the vertical component of lift is also known as______________. Find the Rate of Climb. To land in a short distance we might want to also design a plane with a large wing and high maximum lift coefficient but now the thrust isnt as important as the amount of braking friction available unless it is reverse thrust that we are talking about. If the coefficient of friction is 0.8, find the braking force Fb on the airplane. How to find trim condition of a sectional airfoil without knowing the angle of attack? 12.6 The best way to control airspeed is with the ___________, while the best way to control altitude/descent rate is with the ____________. How does the Angle of attack vary from the root to the tip of a propeller for a fixed pitch prop? Two things should be noted at this point. These two ratios are both very reflective of the design philosophy and objectives of any particular airplane. Stall Cutoff for cap W over cap S values. CC BY 4.0. 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