V Speeds Flashcards
Vcef
Critical Engine Failure Speed
The speed you can accelerate to on all 4 engines, lose one, and then either continue the takeoff or abort within the same distance on 3 engines
Vnef
Non-Critical Engine Failure Speed
The speed at which you can accelerate on all 4 engines and then stop with 2000 feet remaining
S1
Decision Speed
Prior to this speed you can abort after it you are committed to takeoff
Vr
Refusal Speed
The maximum speed which the aircraft can accelerate under normal conditions and stop within the remaining runway
Vmca
Inflight Minimum Control Speed
the min speed at which you can lose an outboard engine an d maintain straight-line directional control using the following:
1. Full rudder deflection
2. Not more than 5 degrees of bank
3. 3 engines at TRT
Vmcg
Min Controllable Gnd Speed
The min speed at which you can lose an outboard and maintain directional control with engines at takeoff N1
Vrot
Rotation Speed
The speed at which you change from the 3 point attitude to the takeoff attitude. It is reached 3 seconds prior to takeoff speed
Vto
Takeoff Speed
The speed at which the aircraft must be accelerated prior to leaving the ground.
Always greater than Vmca
Vmb
Maximum Braking Energy Decsion Speed
Highest speed from which the aircraft can be stopped without exceeding maximum energy absorption capability of the brakes.
50 million foot pounds for carbon brakes
Vnb
Normal Brake Energy Decision Speed
50% of Vmb (25 million foot pounds)
You will egress if you abort above this speed.
Vcb
Cautionary Brake Energy Decsion Speed
80% of Vmb, thermal fuse plugs may melt, only used in non-critical takeoff planning
Critical Takeoff Considerations
- CFL + 2000 > Runway Available
- CRN < 4
- S1>Vcb
- Obst Clearance < 1.0% of Obst Dist from DER
TRT or MCL recommeded for critcal takeoffs
TRT
Takeoff Rated Thrust
affected by temp, press, acm on/off, anti-ice on/off, PMC on/off
*If EGT limit is reached before TRT N1, abort
limit 5 mins
MCL
Maximum Climb
250 KCAS below 10,000
280 KCAS above 10,000
MIN
Minimum N1
The lowest setting at that will achieve minimum performance requirements