A minimum control speed flight test method for fixed-wing twin-engine propeller aircraft suitable for ccar and far23 parts
A fixed-wing and propeller technology, applied in the field of flight test, can solve the problems of high power, large climb angle, etc., and achieve the effect of not difficult to execute, easy to operate, and improve comfort
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[0014] An example of the minimum control speed in the air of Yun 12F aircraft taking off with flaps at 0 degrees
[0015] 1. The aircraft is at an altitude of 3,000 feet, with flaps at 0 degrees, the landing gear retracted, the maximum continuous power of both engines, trim at a speed of 97 knots, and the feathering switch in the ready position;
[0016] 2. Reduce the engine power to about two-thirds of the maximum continuous power, that is, 2000 foot-pounds, maintain a controlled flight speed of approximately 97 knots, and establish a stable climb;
[0017] 3. Increase the power of the twin engines to the maximum continuous power, and control the steering wheel at the same time, and adjust the speed of the aircraft to 85 knots under the condition of increasing the maximum continuous power;
[0018] 4. Turn off the left engine suddenly, make it stop and feather the engine, and keep the right engine at the maximum continuous power state;
[0019] 5. After 2 seconds of dynamic ...
Embodiment 2
[0021] An example of the minimum control speed in the air for take-off of Yun 12F aircraft with flaps 10 degrees
[0022] 1. The aircraft is at an altitude of 3,000 feet, with flaps at 10 degrees, the landing gear retracted, the maximum continuous power of both engines, trim at a speed of 88 knots, the feathering switch in the ready position, and hold for 10 seconds;
[0023] 2. Increase the engine power to about two-thirds of the maximum continuous power, that is, 2000 foot-pounds, maintain a controlled flight speed of approximately 88 knots, and establish a stable climb;
[0024] 3. Increase the power of the twin engines to the maximum continuous power, and control the steering wheel at the same time, and adjust the speed of the aircraft to 84 knots under the condition of increasing the maximum continuous power;
[0025] 4. Turn off the left engine suddenly, make it stop and feather the engine, and keep the right engine at the maximum continuous power state;
[0026] 5. Aft...
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