Mar-10-2017, 02:23 PM
When landing an aircraft, the pilot needs to calculate the landing distance over a fifty foot (50') object. This calculation is based on headwind speed, weight of the loaded aircraft, altitude and the temperature.
Example I: If the runway is at 1000 feet altitude, the temperature is 80 degrees, headwind speed is 0 and the weight of the loaded aircraft is 4400 pounds; the landing rollout would be roughly 1425 feet.
Example II: If the runway is at 2000 feet altitude and the temperature is 80 degrees, headwind speed is 0 and the weight of the loaded aircraft is 4400 pounds; the landing rollout would be roughly 1700 feet.
Example III: If the runway is at 2000 feet altitude and the temperature is 60 degrees, headwind speed is 0 and the weight of the loaded aircraft is 4400 pounds; the landing rollout would be roughly 1650 feet.
Assignment:
Create a module and test script for landing an aircraft over a 50 foot object at different altitudes and temperatures. The solution should display an estimated landing roll.
I was hinted to put it in a table but didn't see how that would give me an equation to do the calculations. If I can figure out how the calculation works, I'm confident I can complete.
Example I: If the runway is at 1000 feet altitude, the temperature is 80 degrees, headwind speed is 0 and the weight of the loaded aircraft is 4400 pounds; the landing rollout would be roughly 1425 feet.
Example II: If the runway is at 2000 feet altitude and the temperature is 80 degrees, headwind speed is 0 and the weight of the loaded aircraft is 4400 pounds; the landing rollout would be roughly 1700 feet.
Example III: If the runway is at 2000 feet altitude and the temperature is 60 degrees, headwind speed is 0 and the weight of the loaded aircraft is 4400 pounds; the landing rollout would be roughly 1650 feet.
Assignment:
Create a module and test script for landing an aircraft over a 50 foot object at different altitudes and temperatures. The solution should display an estimated landing roll.
I was hinted to put it in a table but didn't see how that would give me an equation to do the calculations. If I can figure out how the calculation works, I'm confident I can complete.