RMIT飞行训练课件-Range and Endurance Mass Brief 航程和续航时间讲解
**** Hidden Message ***** Range and Endurance<BR>Mass Brief<BR>Aim<BR>• To Learn the principles of range and<BR>endurance of an aircraft in flight, and the<BR>factors that effect these conditions<BR>Application<BR>• In long distance flying the maximum<BR>Range is important<BR>• When holding the maximum Endurance or<BR>time in the air is important<BR>Overview<BR>• Revision<BR>– Thrust and Power<BR>• Definitions<BR>• Principles<BR>– Range and Endurance<BR>• Considerations<BR>• Airmanship<BR>Revision<BR>• Thrust<BR>• Power<BR>IAS<BR>Thrust<BR>Power<BR>IAS<BR>Definitions<BR>• Range<BR>– Air distance travelled for a given fuel burn-off<BR>(distance)<BR>• Endurance<BR>– Time in flight for a given amount of fuel (time)<BR>• Best Range Speed<BR>– A certain speed that will allow the aircraft to fly the<BR>furthest distance.<BR>• Best Endurance Speed<BR>– A certain speed that will allow the aircraft to stay in<BR>the air for the longest time<BR>Principles<BR>• Maximum Range<BR>– Range is a certain distance,<BR>usually measured in nautical<BR>miles<BR>– Range is dependent on drag<BR>– Maximum range occurs when<BR>total drag is at a minimum<BR>Principles<BR>• Maximum Endurance<BR>– Is a certain amount of time an<BR>aircraft can spend in the air.<BR>– Endurance is dependant on the<BR>power setting of the aircraft<BR>– Power setting determines the<BR>burn-off (usually in Litres per<BR>hour)<BR>– Minimum power means minimal<BR>fuel flow<BR>– Maximum Endurance occurs at<BR>minimum power<BR>Considerations<BR>• Effect of Airspeed<BR>– Increased airspeed means<BR>a decreased Range and<BR>decreased Endurance<BR>– Decreased airspeed means<BR>a decreased Range and<BR>decreased Endurance<BR>Considerations<BR>• Effect of Weight<BR>– Increased weight, fly at a faster<BR>speed, however range will not<BR>change as you are always flying<BR>at best L/D ratio.<BR>– Increased weight, requires more<BR>power to fly level, so there will be<BR>a decrease in Endurance<BR>– Decreased weight, fly at a slower<BR>speed, however range will not<BR>change as you are always flying<BR>at the best L/D ratio<BR>– Decreased weight, requires less<BR>power to fly level, so there will be<BR>an increase in Endurance<BR>Considerations<BR>• Effect of Wind<BR>– A headwind will decrease the<BR>range, but have no effect on<BR>Endurance<BR>– A tailwind will increased Range,<BR>but have no effect on Endurance<BR>• Power<BR>– An increase in power will reduce<BR>both Range and Endurance<BR>– A decrease in power will reduce<BR>both range and endurance<BR>Considerations<BR>• Effect of Altitude<BR>– An increase in altitude will not<BR>change range as the L/D ratio is<BR>the same, however speed and<BR>power will need to be increased<BR>– An increase in altitude will<BR>decrease the endurance since a<BR>greater power setting is<BR>required<BR>– A decrease in altitude will not<BR>change range (Same L/D ratio)<BR>– A decrease in altitude will<BR>increase Endurance as a lower<BR>power setting is required<BR>– In reality range is affected by<BR>propeller efficiency which<BR>decreases with altitude, which<BR>would decrease the range.<BR>Airmanship<BR>• Set power according to cruise tables in<BR>POH<BR>• Lean the mixture in the cruise<BR>• Never exceed any of the aircraft’s<BR>maximum limitations (MTOW or VNE) 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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