Metoda short takeoff landing (studi kasus prestasi terbang takeoff-landing pesawat udara turbo prop CN235): The short takeoff landing method (CN235 turbo prop field performance test case study)

Syamsuar, Sayuti (2015) Metoda short takeoff landing (studi kasus prestasi terbang takeoff-landing pesawat udara turbo prop CN235): The short takeoff landing method (CN235 turbo prop field performance test case study). WARTA ARDHIA: Jurnal Perhubungan Udara, 41 (2). pp. 49-58. ISSN 0215-9066

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Abstract

The aircraft category of Short Take-Off Landing, in general, including lightweight aircrafts with take-off weight between 20.000 lb (9.072 kg) and 50.000 lb (22.680 kg) and capable in exceeding 50 ft (15 m) obstacle height with only 1.500 ft (450 m) of take-off and landing distance. Thera are, at least, three general requirements that have to be considered in order to develop this category of aircraft; high aerodynamic performance, powerful engine, qualified skill of pilot, and also the strength of aircraft structure that can sustain heavy load.As for the study case, the author used the flight performance data of CN235-100 (serial N-16) Short Field Landing with 230 flap that was tested in Indonesian Aerospace Industry in 1996 for its trade-off performance. There was also rejected take-off or accelerate stop distance test with 100 flap and full throttle where one of the engine, then suddenly, shut down in order to achieve critical condition and later the power of the another engine being reduced by the pilot so that the aircraft can stop at the end of the runway. Several pilot recommendations are given in the conclusion chapter.

Item Type: Article
Additional Information: DDC'23: 629.1
Uncontrolled Keywords: Short take-off landing; Height; Distance; Engine; Pilot; Flap
Subjects: Transportation > Air Transportation
Depositing User: Rasty -
Date Deposited: 20 Oct 2022 02:27
Last Modified: 20 Oct 2022 02:27
URI: https://karya.brin.go.id/id/eprint/12321

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