SAR/SGR/SFC Flashcards

1
Q

SAR

A

ANM/UNIT of FUEL

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2
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x ANM/1000kg

A

TAS/FF * 1000

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3
Q

Therefor SAR =

A

TAS/FF *1000

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4
Q

Add weather, get

A

SGR

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5
Q

SGR =

A

GS/FF * 1000

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6
Q

Example FF 4506 kg/hr TAS 463 kts

A

SAR = TAS/FF * 100 ===== 463/4506 * 1000 ===== 102.75 ANM/1000KG

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7
Q

If you want this figure in KG/NM –>

A

invert the formula - drop the 1000!

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8
Q

FF/TAS

A

= 4506/463 = 9.73kg/nm

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9
Q

High SGR is GOOD

A

the > the NM you get /1000kg of fuel, the better!

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10
Q

WAT- Wind affects SGR?

A

Weight Altitude, Temperature & Wind!

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11
Q

High weight = LOW SGR

A

Less Nm/1000kg - due increased Drag!

Higher gross weights at a fixed AOA result higher max range speeds (1.32 Vimd)!

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12
Q

Max range is based on fixed…

A

AOA Increasing weight moves the curve up and right meaning a higher speed is required to achieve the LIFT required by the increased weight!

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13
Q

ALTITUDE –> with fixed weight, increasing altitude increases SGR(good) UNTIL!

A

Optimum altitude for the weight and speed is achieved!

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14
Q

OPTIMUM ALTITUDE Is where the highest

A

SGR is achieved & where design RPM produces required thrust corresponding to wing AOA and Speed for the best performance (range)!

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15
Q

above/below OPT ALT SGR

A

SGR decrease! Due to increased thrust required which is only achievable by increasing engine RPM above design RPM!

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16
Q

TEMPERATURE Has little affect on SGR

A

Increase OAT = Increase FF BUT Increase OAT also = Increase TAS SO Much the same SGR results

17
Q

Wind Maximum Range DEPENDS on

A

Wind

18
Q

Max Range is determined by the (ratio)

A

GS/Drag ratio!

19
Q

Drag being FF

A

GS/FF

20
Q

In strong HWC’s fly f…. than nil wind max range speed to

A

minimise the time the HWC is acting on it.

21
Q

In strong TWC’s fly s…. than nil wind max range speed to

A

give the HIGHEST GS/FF ratio!

22
Q

Specific Fuel Consumption

A

a measure of engine efficiency!

23
Q

SFC is the ratio of

A

kg of fuel/ kg or thrust

24
Q

LOW SFC is b…..

A

BEST

25
Q

Low SFC means that you are consuming less kg of fuel and producing a greater amount of

A

kg’s of thrust!

26
Q

SFC - RAT! Factors affecting SFC

A

RPM Altitude Temperature

27
Q

RPM (design 92-98% of max)

A

Increase off RPM above Design RPM Increases SFC (More Kg of fuel/kg of thrust)

28
Q

Low SFC is b…

A

BEST

29
Q

Altitude

With increasing altitude, air density decreases as does both T & FF - yielding lower SFC UNTIL the tro…..

A

Thrust and Fuel Flow - below the tropopause…..

30
Q

Decreasing temperatures in the tropopause results in

A

REDUCTION of SFC!

31
Q

Above the tropopause SFC

A

increases back toward S.L. values!

32
Q

Temperature condition - constant TAS & RPM If OAT increase thrust and FF will….

A

Decrease! Meaning SFC remains STABLE (very minor, insignificant changes possible!)

33
Q

DRAG CURVE - moves DOWN and LEFT as f

A

Fuel is burnt!

34
Q

DRAG CURVE - moves UP &; and LEFT with Fla…

A

Flap Selection!

35
Q

DRAG CURVE - moves UP and DOWN with Al

A

Altitude!

36
Q

Maximum endurence speeds are lower at lower gross… w….

A

at lower gross wieghts!

37
Q

A low SFCratio means low fuel consumption compared to

A

Thrust produced

38
Q

A high SFC is less….

A

Inefficient!

39
Q

Regarding best AOC and excess thrust - as fuel is burnt the drag cure moves down and left resulting in a

A

Lower excess thrust speeds at lower gross weights!