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The airfoil sectionis a NACA 631412, and the angleof attackat the root (50)
is 5.5 degreeslor cruiseconditions. Determinethe cruiselift and drag coefficients.
2. A communicationssatellitewas carriedby the SpaceShuttleinto a LEO (Low Earth
Orbit) at an altitude of 322 km and is to be transferredto a GEO (Geosynchronous
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Orbit) at 35,890 km using a Hohmanntransfer.Find the specificangularmomentumand
time of flight of the satelliteon this trajectory.Determinethe total AV requiredfor this
transfer.
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3. For maximum-weighttake-offwith a full load of fuel, determinethe valuesof initial and
final cruisespeed& altitudethat will maximize the range.Calculatethe corresponding
range.You may assumethat 5o/oof the total fuel is consumedfor take-offand climb to
initial cruisealtitude,and that 30 min. of fuel reservesare to be availableat the end of the
flight.
4. Using the specificexcesspower envelopefor the Being 747-400operatingat continuous
maximum thrust settings,given in the figure below, determinethe bestclimb path from
takeoffto 11,000maltitude and250mls.Sketchthe path onto the figure on this page,and
hand in the page togetherwith your examination booklet. Estimate the time required to
climb from sealevel to this altitudebasedon the bestclimb path.
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5. Given that this aircraft is operatingat its maximum take-off weight, using a detailed
analysis,predict the ground roll distancefrom standingstartto the point at w.hichthe
wheelsbecomeairborne.The friction coefficient for a standardtarmacrunwa.ysan be
taken as 0.02, and vou may neglectthe groundroll beyondthe rotation point. You may
also assumethat the airplaneattitudeduring ground roll gives CL:O.25.