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Flight and Orbital Mechanics Lecture slides Challenge the future 1

Flight and orbital mechanics Flight Mechanics practice questions Dr. ir. Mark Voskuijl 20-11-2013 Delft University of Technology Challenge the future

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Contents 1. General information 2. Example question 1 3. Multiple choice questions 4. Example question 2 3 xx

General information Closed book exam Pre programmed calculator FRAUD (serious consequences) Practice questions on blackboard The lecture sheets are most important Use the book for background reading Questions? I am available in person, over email and phone (Do not expect me to reply on the evening/day before the exam) 4 xx

Contents 1. General information 2. Example question 1 3. Multiple choice questions 4. Example question 2 5 xx

Example question 1 The Bede BD-5J is a small jet aircraft which can be bought and built at home. Data for this aircraft are given: W 4.27 [kn] S 2 3.51 [m ] A 7.65 e 0.67 C C D D 0.02 C D 0 2 CL Ae 6 xx

a. For steady horizontal symmetric flight at 8000 m altitude ( = 0.5252 kg/m 3 ) determine the aerodynamic drag of the BD-5J for the following airspeeds: V = 60, 90, 120 and 180 m/s. Draw the drag as function of the airspeed in the provided diagram 7 xx

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The aircraft is now flying a steady, horizontal, coordinated turn b. What do the terms steady, horizontal and coordinated mean? 9 xx

c. Draw a clear FBD and a clear KD. Use at least two views of the aircraft to make these drawings. All forces, accelerations and relevant angles should be drawn appropriately. 10 xx

d. Derive the three equations of motion for this aircraft based on the free body diagram and kinetic diagram in the previous question 11 xx

The maximum thrust of this aircraft at sea level is 900 [N]. Since this is a jet aircraft, thrust can be assumed independent of airspeed. However, it decreases with altitude via the following relationship: T max 0.6 Tmax, sea level 1.225 12 xx

e. Calculate the aerodynamic drag when a turn at an aerodynamic roll angle of 50 degrees is performed for the same airspeeds and altitude as in question a. Draw your results in the provided diagram. Also draw the maximum thrust in this figure 13 xx

f. Describe how the performance diagram changes during a turn and explain the physical effect 14 xx

g. The condition for maximum load factor at given C L is the following: Tmax C n W C Give a clear definition of the load factor and derive the above equation from the equations of motion. L D 15 xx

h. For the following values of C L : 0.3, 0.5, 0.9 and 1.5, determine the achievable load factor and the corresponding airspeeds. Draw your results in the provided diagram 16 xx

i. Is the figure of the achievable load factor in agreement with the performance diagram? Give a thorough explanation with your answer 17 xx

j. At a certain moment, the aircraft is flying 100 m/s at sea level. Air traffic control asks the pilot to perform a rate one turn. Determine the aerodynamic angle of roll required to perform this rate one turn. 18 xx

Contents 1. General information 2. Example question 1 3. Multiple choice questions 4. Example question 2 19 xx

Multiple choice questions The turning performance of an aircraft is presented in the figure below. Radius of turn [m] The minimum time to turn can be achieved at which airspeed?: a. V A b. V B c. V C d. V D V A V B V C V D Airspeed [m/s] 20 xx

Multiple choice questions The turning performance of an aircraft is presented in the figure below. Radius of turn [m] The minimum time to turn can be achieved at which airspeed?: a. V A b. V B c. V C d. V D V A V B V C V D Airspeed [m/s] 21 xx

Multiple choice questions An aircraft has a true airspeed (TAS) of 200 m/s and is performing a climb at a climb angle of 15 deg. The aircraft is experiencing a tail wind of 10 m/s. Calculate the horizontal ground speed of this aircraft. a. 183.2 [m/s] b. 190 [m/s] c. 200 [m/s] d. 203.2 [m/s] e. 210 [m/s] 22 xx

Multiple choice questions An aircraft has a true airspeed (TAS) of 200 m/s and is performing a climb at a climb angle of 15 deg. The aircraft is experiencing a tail wind of 10 m/s. Calculate the horizontal ground speed of this aircraft. a. 183.2 [m/s] b. 190 [m/s] c. 200 [m/s] d. 203.2 [m/s] e. 210 [m/s] 23 xx

Multiple choice questions An aircraft is flying at Mach 0.5 at 3000 m. The following data are given: What is the energy height of this aircraft? ρ 3000 = 0.9091 [kg/m 3 T 3000 = 268.65 [K] W = 20000 [N] a. 4376 [m] b. 87513 [kj] c. 42925 [J/kg] d. 60000 [kj] e. 3000 [m] 24 xx

Multiple choice questions An aircraft is flying at Mach 0.5 at 3000 m. The following data are given: What is the energy height of this aircraft? ρ 3000 = 0.9091 [kg/m 3 T 3000 = 268.65 [K] W = 20000 [N] a. 4376 [m] b. 87513 [kj] c. 42925 [J/kg] d. 60000 [kj] e. 3000 [m] 25 xx

Contents 1. General information 2. Example question 1 3. Multiple choice questions 4. Example question 2 26 xx

Example question 2 The following data is known for a small propeller aircraft (Cessna 172) P a = 100 kw (independent of airspeed) W = 10 kn S = 15 m 2 The maximum rate of climb in steady symmetric flight of this aircraft equals 6 m/s when operating at sea level (0 m) in the International Standard Atmosphere. 27 xx

a. Calculate the maximum load factor and corresponding bank angle of this aircraft in a horizontal steady turn when operating at the same altitude, power setting and angle of attack 28 xx

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GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR EXAM! 30 xx