SAR/SGR/SFC Flashcards
SAR
ANM/UNIT of FUEL
x ANM/1000kg
TAS/FF * 1000
Therefor SAR =
TAS/FF *1000
Add weather, get
SGR
SGR =
GS/FF * 1000
Example FF 4506 kg/hr TAS 463 kts
SAR = TAS/FF * 100 ===== 463/4506 * 1000 ===== 102.75 ANM/1000KG
If you want this figure in KG/NM –>
invert the formula - drop the 1000!
FF/TAS
= 4506/463 = 9.73kg/nm
High SGR is GOOD
the > the NM you get /1000kg of fuel, the better!
WAT- Wind affects SGR?
Weight Altitude, Temperature & Wind!
High weight = LOW SGR
Less Nm/1000kg - due increased Drag!
Higher gross weights at a fixed AOA result higher max range speeds (1.32 Vimd)!
Max range is based on fixed…
AOA Increasing weight moves the curve up and right meaning a higher speed is required to achieve the LIFT required by the increased weight!
ALTITUDE –> with fixed weight, increasing altitude increases SGR(good) UNTIL!
Optimum altitude for the weight and speed is achieved!
OPTIMUM ALTITUDE Is where the highest
SGR is achieved & where design RPM produces required thrust corresponding to wing AOA and Speed for the best performance (range)!
above/below OPT ALT SGR
SGR decrease! Due to increased thrust required which is only achievable by increasing engine RPM above design RPM!