RMIT飞行训练课件-INSTRUMENT FLIGHT 仪表飞行
**** Hidden Message ***** INSTRUMENT FLIGHT<BR>Aim<BR>• To learn to correctly fly an aircraft accurately,<BR>solely by reference to the aircraft instruments.<BR>Application<BR>• To exit cloud upon inadvertent entry.<BR>• Precision control coordination.<BR>• Practice towards a NVFR or CIR.<BR>Overview<BR>Revision<BR>Rate One Turn<BR>• Completion of 360 in 2 minutes. (3/sec)<BR>AoB = 10% IAS + 7<BR>Definitions<BR>Instrument Scan<BR>• Method used to cross reference the<BR>instruments, checking our performance<BR>Principles<BR>15 20 25<BR>10<BR>5<BR>RPM<BR>0 1<BR>2<BR>3<BR>4<BR>ALT<BR>6 5<BR>7<BR>8<BR>40 9<BR>60<BR>80<BR>120 100<BR>140<BR>160<BR>T&B<BR>L R<BR>AH Artificial Horizon (Vacuum<BR>gyro).<BR>TACHO Power (measured in rpm).<BR>DG Directional gyro (Vacuum<BR>gyro).<BR>T&B Turn Coordinator (electrical<BR>gyro).<BR>ALT Altimeter (Static System).<BR>VSI Vertical Speed Indicator (Static<BR>System).<BR>ASI Air Speed Indicator (Pitot Static<BR>System).<BR>UP<BR>DN<BR>20<BR>20<BR>5 15<BR>10<BR>10 15<BR>5<BR>Principles<BR>Instrument Interpretation<BR>• Power + Attitude = Performance<BR>AH - fly by attitude<BR>TACHO - gives power information<BR>Pitch - AH, ALT, ASI, VSI all give pitch information<BR>Bank - AH, T&B, DG all give bank information<BR>Yaw - only the Balance Ball gives yaw information<BR>Principles<BR>Aircraft Control<BR>• Maintain smooth coordination of power<BR>and flight controls<BR>• AH and TACHO used to set up initial<BR>configuration, then other instruments used<BR>to cross-reference and to confirm<BR>performance is being achieved.<BR>Principles<BR>To change configuration:<BR>• CHANGE - adopt required power and<BR>attitude<BR>• CHECK - check performance being<BR>achieved<BR>• HOLD - if correct; or<BR>• ADJUST - if required<BR>• TRIM - as required.<BR>Principles<BR>• Instrument Scan – Selective Radial<BR>Scan<BR>15 20 25<BR>10<BR>5<BR>RPM<BR>0 1<BR>2<BR>3<BR>4<BR>ALT<BR>5<BR>6<BR>7<BR>8<BR>9<BR>UP<BR>DN<BR>VSI20<BR>20<BR>5 15<BR>10<BR>10 15<BR>5<BR>40<BR>60<BR>80<BR>120 100<BR>140<BR>160<BR>T&B<BR>L R<BR>Principles - Review<BR>Considerations<BR>Sensory Illusions<BR>Vestibular Organs:<BR>• 3 semi-circular organs in the inner ear which detect accelerations by<BR>moving tiny hair follicles.<BR>• Constant velocity or gradual change in velocity is not detected.<BR>Considerations<BR>• Somatogravic Illusion:<BR>Considerations<BR>Spatial Disorientation:<BR>• disagreement of senses<BR>• Slow roll to left not detected by senses.<BR>Correct with right bank. Senses detect the<BR>right bank and instruments show S&L!<BR>• Causes vertigo/leans.<BR>Considerations<BR>Partial Panel Failure<BR>• Detect failed instruments by cross-checking<BR>other instruments. Use inverted V scan.<BR>• DG fails, supplement with magnetic compass.<BR>Remember ONUS and SAND errors.<BR>0 1<BR>2<BR>3<BR>4<BR>ALT<BR>5<BR>6<BR>7<BR>8<BR>9<BR>UP<BR>DN<BR>VSI20<BR>20<BR>5 15<BR>10<BR>10 15<BR>5<BR>40<BR>60<BR>80<BR>120 100<BR>140<BR>160<BR>T&B<BR>Consderations - Review<BR>Air Exercise<BR>CRUISE<BR>–Trim Trim to the attitude on the AH.<BR>Power –Reduce RPM to cruise power.<BR>–Scan ASI for acceleration to cruise<BR>speed.<BR>Speed<BR>– Scan the DG, ALT and T&B for correct<BR>S&L criteria (Constant direction,<BR>altitude and in balance).<BR>– Change the AH to the correct straight<BR>and level attitude and hold.<BR>Attitude<BR>Air Exercise<BR>0 1<BR>2<BR>3<BR>4<BR>ALT<BR>5<BR>6<BR>7<BR>8<BR>9<BR>UP<BR>DN<BR>VSI 20<BR>20<BR>5 15<BR>10<BR>10 15<BR>5<BR>40<BR>60<BR>80<BR>120 100<BR>140<BR>160<BR>T&B<BR>25<BR>15 20<BR>10<BR>5<BR>RPM<BR>Air Exercise<BR>CLIMB<BR>Trim – Trim to the attitude on the AH.<BR>– Scan AH, DG and ASI and adjust if<BR>require to achieve the speed.<BR>Speed<BR>– Scan the AH and adopt the climb<BR>attitude monitoring the DG and T&B<BR>for direction and balance.<BR>Attitude<BR>– Increase the power to climb settings<BR>referring to AH and TACHO.<BR>Power<BR>Air Exercise<BR>0 1<BR>2<BR>3<BR>4<BR>ALT<BR>5<BR>6<BR>7<BR>8<BR>9<BR>UP<BR>DN<BR>VSI 20<BR>20<BR>5 15<BR>10<BR>10 15<BR>5<BR>40<BR>60<BR>80<BR>120 100<BR>140<BR>160<BR>T&B<BR>25<BR>15 20<BR>10<BR>5<BR>RPM<BR>Air Exercise<BR>– Trim only if necessary (speed should<BR>be the same as cruise with no trim<BR>change.<BR>Trim<BR>– AH, DG, ASI and VSI and check<BR>speed and ROD, adjust if necessary.<BR>Speed<BR>– Scan the AH and adopt the descent<BR>attitude monitoring DG and T&B for<BR>direction and balance.<BR>Attitude<BR>– Reduce the power to 1900 rpm<BR>referring to AH and TACHO.<BR>Power<BR>DESCENT<BR>Air Exercise<BR>0 1<BR>2<BR>3<BR>4<BR>ALT<BR>5<BR>6<BR>7<BR>8<BR>9<BR>UP<BR>DN<BR>VSI 20<BR>20<BR>5 15<BR>10<BR>10 15<BR>5<BR>40<BR>60<BR>80<BR>120 100<BR>140<BR>160<BR>T&B<BR>25<BR>15 20<BR>10<BR>5<BR>RPM<BR>Air Exercise<BR>• TURNS<BR>– set attitude referring to AH, ALT and<BR>VSI.<BR>Backpressure<BR>– Refer to T&B and balance with<BR>rudder<BR>Balance<BR>– Roll on bank to 17 degrees (rate<BR>one) referring to the AH.<BR>Bank<BR>Air Exercise<BR>0 1<BR>2<BR>3<BR>4<BR>ALT<BR>5<BR>6<BR>7<BR>8<BR>9<BR>UP<BR>DN<BR>VSI 20<BR>20<BR>5 15<BR>10<BR>10 15<BR>5<BR>40<BR>60<BR>80<BR>120 100<BR>140<BR>160<BR>T&B<BR>25<BR>15 20<BR>10<BR>5<BR>RPM<BR>Air Exercise<BR>CLIMBING / DESCENDING TURNS<BR>– set attitude to maintain speed<BR>referring to AH and ASI.<BR>Backpressure<BR>– Refer to T&B and balance with<BR>rudder.<BR>Balance<BR>– Roll on bank to 17 degrees (rate<BR>one) referring to the AH.<BR>Bank<BR>Air Exercise<BR>0 1<BR>2<BR>3<BR>4<BR>ALT<BR>5<BR>6<BR>7<BR>8<BR>9<BR>UP<BR>DN<BR>VSI 20<BR>20<BR>5 15<BR>10<BR>10 15<BR>5<BR>40<BR>60<BR>80<BR>120 100<BR>140<BR>160<BR>T&B<BR>25<BR>15 20<BR>10<BR>5<BR>RPM<BR>Airmanship<BR>• Avoid flying into cloud – if you do, conduct<BR>a 180 rate one turn to exit.<BR>• Smooth and positive control inputs.<BR>• Use correct scan techniques.<BR>• Do not chase performance<BR>instruments…SET ATTITUDE!<BR>• Instrument Taxi checks.<BR>• Correct hand-over/takeover procedure.<BR>Review 感谢楼主万分感谢感谢万分 谢谢楼主,我正准备去RMIT读书
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