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Title: Viva Las Vegas Author: Peter Long Last modified by: Peter Long Created Date: 3/22/2005 4:33:44 AM Document presentation format: On-screen Show – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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1
Moving on UpTransitioning to
High-Performance Aircraft
  • Peter Long, CFI, CFII, MEI
  • plong_at_outback-aviation.com

2
Agenda
  • How much horsepower do I need to fly !
  • Propellers
  • Engines and Turbochargers
  • Other Considerations
  • FAA Rules just in case
  • Questions

3
How much horsepower do I need to fly ?
4
Propellers
  • Convert engine HP to thrust
  • Fixed vs. Constant Speed
  • Torque P-Factor

5
Propellers Fixed
  • Angle of attack varies with airspeed /or RPM
  • Optimized for a single airspeed/RPM
  • Therefore it has poorer efficiency other times

6
Propellers Constant Speed
  • Changes blade angle to maintain optimal angle of
    attack over wide range of airspeed and RPM
    settings
  • More complexity
  • Additional cockpit control (propeller)

7
How the whole thing works
8
How the governor works
High RPM
Low RPM
On RPM
Oil
To Prop
To Prop
To Prop
Oil
By adjusting blade angle, governor maintains
optimal AoA and constant engine RPM
9
Changes in airspeed
  • Climbing
  • Airspeed slows
  • Angle of attack increases
  • Engine RPM slows
  • Governor reduces blade angle
  • Engine RPM recovers
  • Angle of attack back to optimal

10
Use of Propeller Control
  • Power Increase - Mixture, Prop, Throttle
  • Power Decrease - Throttle, Prop Mixture
  • Example T206
  • Takeoff - High RPM Setting, Full Power
  • Climb - Set to top of green (MP, RPM, Fuel flow)
  • Cruise - Per the POH
  • Descent - Reduce Throttle 1 Inch Per Minute
  • Landing - Prop High RPM (typically on base)

11
Propellers
  • Convert engine HP to thrust
  • Fixed vs. Constant Speed
  • Torque P-Factor

12
Propellers Torque
  • Left turning tendency
  • Strongest with high power
  • Did I say right rudder

13
Propellers P-factor
  • Left turning tendency
  • Strongest with high
  • Power
  • Angles of attack
  • Take-off, go-around
  • Right rudder !!!!

14
Agenda
  • How much horsepower do I need !
  • Propellers
  • Engines and Turbochargers
  • Other Considerations
  • FAA Rules just in case
  • Questions

15
Engine Management
  • Bigger engines -gt more heat
  • Turbochargers -gt more heat
  • Need to manage CHTs (lt400F)
  • In the climb add fuel, reduce fpm
  • Enroute cowl flaps, leaning
  • In the descent reduce power gradually, keep
    lean
  • (Pushing the mixture in generate large changes)

16
Turbochargers
  • Uses exhaust gas to drive increase inlet manifold
    pressure
  • Waste gate is key to how much boost
  • Modern systems have automatic wastegates

Waste Gate
Exhaust
To Intake Manifold
17
Turbochargers
  • Critical altitude is when wastegate is fully
    closed
  • Descent planning !
  • What happens when the turbocharger fails at
    altitude ?
  • (Air start checklist)

Waste Gate
Exhaust
To Intake Manifold
18
Other Cool Stuff
  • Oxygen or pressurization systems
  • Anti-ice, De-ice systems
  • Speed brakes
  • Weather Radar
  • GPS and/or glass panel avionics

19
Agenda
  • How much horsepower do I need !
  • Propellers
  • Engines and Turbochargers
  • Other Considerations
  • FAA Rules just in case
  • Questions

20
Speed (I feel the need for )
  • Planning Ahead
  • Communications
  • Altitude/Power Changes
  • Particularly turbo-charged engines
  • Longer Takeoff/Landing Distances
  • Larger Turn Radius
  • Longer Range

21
Weight
  • Momentum
  • Stability
  • Landing (Descent)
  • Sink rate, use of power
  • Landing (Crosswinds)
  • Weathervaning

22
Read the POH !
  • Section 7 - How Things Work
  • Section 9 - How the Other Things Work
  • Section 2 - What Can Kill You
  • Section 3 - When Things DONT Work
  • Section 4 - Normal Procedures
  • Sections 5, 6, and 8

23
Calibrate the Plane
  • Power/Flap/Gear Settings/Airspeeds for
  • Climb
  • Cruise
  • Descent
  • Hold / approach level
  • Precision / non-precision approach
  • Downwind
  • Base
  • Final
  • Go Around

24
Agenda
  • How much horsepower do I need !
  • Propellers
  • Engines and Turbochargers
  • Other Considerations
  • FAA Rules just in case
  • Questions

25
FAA Rules
  • 61.31 received and logged ground and flight
    training one-time endorsement re proficiency
  • High-performance endorsement (gt200HP)
  • Complex endorsement (flaps, wheels, propeller)
  • High-altitude endorsement (pressurized, ceiling
    gt 25,000)

26
Any questions ?
27
West Valley Flying Club
  • Over 80 airplanes for rent SQL, PAO, HWD
  • Over 20 high performance planes
  • http//www.wvfc.org
  • Come visit us in the terminal building

28
Come outside and play
3 high-performance planes fromWest Valley Flying
Club on display
  • N206DW Cessna T206 turbo 310HP 6 seats
  • N4195U Cessna C182 235 HP

29
Moving on Up
  • Peter Long, CFI, CFII, MEI
  • plong_at_outback-aviation.com
  • http//www.outback-aviation.com/Seminars.htm
  • (408) 406 7370

Thanks to Dave Fry, Trevor Thom, and the internet
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