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Activity 1.2.5 Aerodynamic Forces
Introduction
Aircraft take flight through their ability to generate lift. As fluid flows over an airfoil, lift
and drag are generated, which can be calculated using the lift equation.
Procedure
Cut out and insert (tape or glue) each scenario into your Engineering notebook.
Insert images of your solutions into this google doc. Show the entire page from
your notebook. Show ALL calculations.
1.
A Boeing 777-200LR loaded to 92% of its maximum take-off weight takes off
from Dubai International Airport (24.4 m elevation) during an average day in July
(34.5
O
C) with a standard pressure day (101.3 kPa). Assume that the take off
speed is 376 kmph. What is the minimum coefficient of lift needed at the point
where the aircraft just lifts off the ground? A 777-200 has a maximum take-off
weight is 347,452 kg and its wing area is 427.8 m
2
.
2.
If the same aircraft has a coefficient of lift of 1.24. How much lift is available for
climbing off the runway?
3.
The same aircraft lands in Hong Kong (5.8 m elevation) after a long flight (over
5,950 km) that used 82,900 liters (21,900 gallons of fuel). Assume an an average
day in July (32.8
O
C) with a standard pressure day (101.3 kPa). What is the
minimum speed that the aircraft can land? Assume the same 1.24 coefficient of
lift and that that the jet fuel burned weighs 0.803 kg/l (6.7 lb/gal).
4.
How much drag will that same aircraft produce on landing in Hong Kong? Use
the landing speed calculated in the previous question and assume that the
coefficient of drag is 0.087.
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