Fuel Weight & Performance | Revised Flashcards

1
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What is one USG in litres?

A

3.785kg

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2
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One kilogram to pound?

A

2.2Ib

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3
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One imperial gallon to litre?

A

4.54 Litre

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4
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One imperial gallon to USG?

A

1.2 USG

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5
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What is the weight of one litre of water in kg?

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One litre of water = 1 kg

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6
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What is the weight of one imperial gallon of water in pounds?

A

10 pounds

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7
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What is the weight of one USG of water in pounds?

A

8.333 Pounds

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8
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Define SG

A

Specific gravity is a ratio, it compares the weight of a volume of liquid to an equal volume of water.

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9
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What is the SG of one litre of water?

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One litre of water will have an SG of 1

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10
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What is the specific gravity of avgas?

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The SG of avgas is 0.74, meaning that it weight 0.74 of a kilogram.

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11
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Define SFC

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Specific fuel consumption, in the case of a piston-engined aeroplane, is defined as the fuel flow per unit of power and is usually expressed in terms of mass, kilograms per hour or pounds per hour.

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12
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Define Specific Air Range

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Specific air range is TAS / fuel flow, or fuel flow / TAS, in zero wind conditions. The distance is expressed in air nautical miles (ANM)

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Define Specific Ground Range

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Specific ground range is GS / fuel flow, or fuel flow / GS, taking account of wind. The distance is expressed as ground nautical miles (GNM)

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