MET Q4 - Density Flashcards
Density at the surface will be low when
(select one)
a.Pressure is low and temperature and humidity is high
b.Pressure is low and temperature and humidity is low.
c.Pressure is high and temperature and humidity is high.
d.Pressure is high and temperature and humidity is low
a.Pressure is low and temperature and humidity is high
Which of the following has the greatest effect on density?
(select one)
1.Humidity
2.Temperature
3.Ozone
4.Pressure
4.Pressure
As temperature increases density will
(select one)
1.decrease
2.be unaffected
3.increase
4.be constant
1.decrease
What are the least favourable conditions for aircraft performance?
(select one)
a.High temperature, high pressure and low density
b.High temperature, low pressure and low density
c.Low temperature, low pressure and high density
d.Low temperature, high pressure and high density
b.High temperature, low pressure and low density
What happens to temperature, pressure and density as height increases?
pressure ….
temperature …..
density ……
decreases
decreases
decreases
Which of the below describes conditions where surface density will most likely be highest?
(select one)
1.pressure is high, temperature and humidity are low
2.pressure is low, temperature and humidity are high
3.pressure is low, temperature and humidity are low
4.pressure is high, temperature and humidity are high
1.pressure is high, temperature and humidity are low
An aircraft departing an airport with an elevation of 3000ft and a surface air temperature of +30C may anticipate
(select one)
a. a density altitude greater than 1.225kg/m3
b. a shorter take off distance required
c. a longer take off distance required
d.a density altitude less than 1013 hpa
c. a longer take off distance required
The approximate percentage of the density of the atmosphere at 40,000ft, compared to mean sea level is 75%.
(select one)
true
false
false
At FL 180, the air temperature is -35°C.The air density at this level is
(select one)
a.Equal to the density of the ISA atmosphere at FL 180.
b.Less than the density of the ISA atmosphere at FL 180
c.Greater than the density of the ISA atmosphere at FL 180
d.Unable to be determined without knowing the QNH
c.Greater than the density of the ISA atmosphere at FL 180
As an aircraft climbs away from the surface, atmospheric density will
(select one)
1.decrease at a decreasing rate
2.decrease at a uniform rate
3.increase at a uniform rate
4.decrease at an increasing rate
1.decrease at a decreasing rate