RMIT飞行训练课件-STEEP DESCENDING TURNS大坡度下降转弯
**** Hidden Message ***** STEEP DESCENDING TURNS<BR>Aim<BR>• To understand the principles involved in<BR>descending an aircraft at 45 AoB,<BR>maintaining balance and airspeed.<BR>Application<BR>• Height loss manoeuvre within a confined<BR>space<BR>• Control coordination exercise<BR>Overview<BR>• Revision<BR>• Principles<BR>• Considerations<BR>– Under-banking<BR>– Over-banking<BR>– Load Factor & Stall Speed<BR>• Air Exercise<BR>• Airmanship<BR>• Review<BR>Revision<BR>Forces in a Steep Turn<BR>g<BR>LF<BR>2<BR>cos60<BR>1<BR><BR> <BR>W<BR>AoB<BR>LF<BR>cos<BR> 1<BR>Revision<BR>Forces in a descent<BR>Principles<BR>• The vertical component of lift is reduced in<BR>both the descent and turn.<BR>• The combination of both manoeuvres<BR>produces a highly tilted lift vector.<BR>• Therefore, at the glide speed a high rate of<BR>turn and RoD will be achieved.<BR>• Back pressure will be required to maintain<BR>speed.<BR>Considerations<BR>A<BR>B<BR>• Overbanking<BR>Considerations<BR>• Under-banking<BR>Outer Wing<BR>Horizontal Distance Travelled<BR>Loss of<BR>Altitude<BR>Inner Wing<BR>L<BR>L<BR>Larger Angle<BR>of Attack<BR>Considerations<BR>Load Factor and Stall Speed<BR>• Load factor and stall speed increases<BR>therefore fly faster (70kts) to maintain a<BR>safe buffer over the stall.<BR>AoB<BR>LF<BR>cos<BR> 1<BR>V V LF S NEW SOLD <BR>Air Exercise<BR>Pre-Entry<BR>• Trim for glide attitude<BR>• Select a reference point<BR>• Lookout<BR>Entry<BR>• Roll into steep descending turns, as you would into a steep turn (B<BR>B B) except that, you lower the nose for 80kts and apply a little back<BR>pressure.<BR>• ≈ 1000 fpm<BR>During<BR>• ALAP<BR>• If done correctly, descend 500ft every 360<BR>Exit<BR>• Same as steep turn resuming glide attitude<BR>Airmanship<BR>• Lookout<BR>• Smooth but positive aircraft handling<BR>• Correct Handover/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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