[Flightgear-devel] How to compute Takeoff speeds

2004-09-03 Thread Harald JOHNSEN





Ok there is a lot of table of speed vs weight vs flaps position
everywhere.
I want to compute them and not use any table. And it obvious that
tables are the result of some computation.

Do you think I can use something like that ?

Vr = sqr( W / (0.5 *
rho(0) * CL0 * S) )
CL0 is CL-0, rho is at airways level.
I think I should add "Delta_Lift_due_to_flaps" to CL0, is this correct ?
If any guru can help me ;)

Something else. I have well advanced with the fmc, you can see a few
screenshots here : http://www.chez.com/tipunch/flightgear/index.html

Regards,

Harald.




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Re: [Flightgear-devel] How to compute Takeoff speeds

2004-09-03 Thread David Culp
You can only estimate it.  Aeromatic uses an estimate like this for the CL of 
airliners:

0.2 + (4.4 * alpha) + (1.5 * flaps_norm)

if you assume a rotation to 10 degrees for lift-off, then alpha is 0.1748 in 
radians, and the above formula becomes:

0.9678 + (1.5 * flaps_norm)


In the case of the 737-300 model in FlightGear, flaps 1 gives a value of 0.125 
for flaps_norm, so the result is:

0.9678 + 0.375 =  1.3428


It's in the ballpark anyway :)


Dave 
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