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Problem 7 (4 marks) Consider a light, single-engine, propeller-driven airplane similar to a Cessna Skylane The...
2. An aircraft with Coo -0.020, k0.12 is in steady, level flight at he -30,000 ft and Mo- me AR 08. The aircraft has a wing area of 375 ft, and it weighs 25,000 lb. Its CLmax İsl 8 a. b. c. d. e. Calculate the drag coefficient when Calculate the thrust the engine is producing. Calculate the horsepower the engine is producing Calculate the stall speed at that altitude Now the velocity is to be changed. Calculate the minimum...
Problem 1 Consider a paper airplane that has a rubber band driven propeller. The equations of motion for it longitu dinal dynamics can be written as where its state vector is given by the velocity V and the flight path angle y, i.e., xV,E R2, and the control input is given by the thrust u. All of other variables, namely mass m, gravitational acceleration g, lift parameters I, and drag parameter d are fixed constants (a) Let V* > 0...
Question 5 (14 marks) The following are the characteristics of a single-engine light aircraft 9.8 m Wing span Wing area 15.2 m2 Height of wing 1.20 m All up weight 19.2 kN Power plant: 150 kW (sea-level) Propeller efficiency: 85% Maximum lift coefficient: 1.32 Parasite drag coefficient: 0.022 Oswald's efficiency factor: 0.88 Using the above data calculate the: a. stalling speed in km/h, (39.53 m/s, 142.3 km/h) aspect ratio, induced drag coefficient and hence total drag at Lift-off Stalling Speed...
Problem 2.2_(AE12.5_Flight_Mechanics) A jet-powered airplane attempts to maximize its range using a constant lift coefficient and constant airspeed flight profile. (a) Estimate the maximum range that the jet could achieve assuming the flight begins at sea level on a standard day. (b) What is the airplane's altitude at the end of the flight? initial weight, 12,000 lbt final weight, Wf - 8,000 lbf wing reference area, S-300 ft induced drag factor, K0.073 zero-lift drag coefficient, cDo 0.023 2
For the C172D flying at sea level (density = 0.002377 slug/ft^3) with V∞= 95 knots (160ft/s), compute: Find : Lift coefficient Drag coefficient (L/D) ratio Thrust Required(TR) Power Required(PR) at IAS 50ft/s I found the CL, CD and L/D but I need help finding the TR and PR Wingspan 35.8 ft Wing area 174 ft22 Normal gross weight 2300 lb Fuel Capacity 38 Gal. of Aviation Gasoline Power Plant One 160 hp piston engine at sea level Specific fuel consumption...
Consider a large jet airplane which has the following characteristics: Maximum gross weight = 130000 N General • Fuel weight = 50000 N Wing 2 Wing area = 50 m Wing aspect ratio (AR) = 6.5 Wing span efficiency factor (e) = 0.87 Aerodynamics . = MARE • Zero-lift drag coefficient = 0.032 Drag Cp = Cpo + kc where k = kı + kz kı = 0 and k3 Lift CLmax = 1.4 during flight Two turbojet engines. (thrust...