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Airplane Design Vol 1-7, Errata
Airplane Design Vol 1-7, Errata
page 51, Eqn. (2.9) line 6 from bottom page 52, line 3 page 61, Table 2.19 page 64, line 3 and 5 page 69, Eqn. (2.23)
units for cP= (lbs/hr)/hp replace 1,000 nm with 1,000 sm 1000 is standard miles Take-off and Landing: groundrun of less than 2,400 ft. W is the take-off weight: WTO D = WPL + WCREW + Wpexp Where Wpexp is the weight of the expended payload. (i.e., Missles, bombs, etc.)
page 95, line 14 from bottom remove range of page 98, line 8 from bottom replace C LTO by C L max max page 106, line 2 page 115, Eqn. (3.18) page 132, 4th line page 150, Eqn. (3.32)
TO
...groundrun as < 2,400 ft. SL = 1.9 x 2,400 = = 4,500 ft. SL = 4,500/0.6 = 7,500 ft.
From Figure 3.17 this yields: VA2 = 25,000 kts2. VA = 21,200 1.3 /1.2 VA = 25,000
1/2
= 158 kts
#+
2 1/2
(Revised June 11, 1997) page 102, Step 3.1, 2nd line page 158, Step 6.10 page 170, Eqn (7.8) and (7.11-18) pages 176 to 185
...falls into one of the eight catagories... Eqn. (6.1) should be Eqn. (6.2)
Cl should be cl The example problems of Section 7.2 are incorrect. The K factor was multiplied instead of divided to yield the Clmax values for Step 7.4 of 7.2.1, 7.2.2, and 7.2.3. Each example will be addressed below.
Section 7.2.1 Twin Engine Propeller Driven Airplane The results of step 7.4 should be: Take-off flaps Landing flaps Swf 0.3 0.6 0.3 0.6 S Cl max 0.58 0.29 2.32 1.16 Z fh Zfh should be . c For Step 7.5, the referenced equations and figures are wrong: Eqn. (7.15) should be Eqn. (7.16). Eqn. (7.14) should be Eqn. (7.15). Eqn. (7.13) should be Eqn. (7.14). Figure 7.7 should be Figure 7.8. Figure 7.3b should be Figure 7.4. Eqn. (7.10) should be Eqn. (7.11).
Section 7.2.2 Jet Transport The results of step 7.4 should be: Take-off flaps Landing flaps Swf 0.6 0.8 0.6 0.8 S Cl max 3.00 2.24 3.84 2.88 For Step 7.5, the referenced equations and figures are wrong: Eqn. (7.10) should be Eqn. (7.11) Figure 7.3b should be Figure 7.4
The results of Step 7.4 should be: Take-off flaps Swf 0.4 0.8 1.0 S Cl max 4.00 2.000 1.60 These corrections will affect the results of each sample problem. It is left to the reader to complete the sample problems using the correct results of Step 7.4. The summary and referenced drawings of Step 7.6 may change due to these corrections.
pages 178, 181, and 184 page 267 Eqn (11.13) Eqn (11.14)
Under Step 7.4, K should be K N D = 0 .75 N tcrit should be N D = 0 .25 N tcrit N D = 0 .25 N tcrit should be N D = 0 .10 N tcrit
(Revised March 15, 1999) Switch values for 1 and 2 replace stability with Stability.
page 15, Table 2.3 page 194, 8th line from top
For fighters and trainers, the details are in Figure 2.26, not Figure 2.25. replace is with are
(Revised December 14, 1999) page 34, Eqn (4.13) page 43, 12th line from top page 45, 8th line page 61, under Step 6 page 71 Eqn (5.12) Eqn (5.13) nlim pos 2.1 + 24,000 / GW + 10,000# VA should be 217 kts. Change Selene to Eris nult = 7.33 should read nlim = 7.33 57.5 should be 174.04 15.6 should be 639.95 Replace exponent 1.249 with 0.1249
page 72 6th line 13th line page 72 - 74 page 74 Eqn (5.19) Eqn (5.20)
replace ib with in replace 1 / 4 V by 1/4 V All comments about the canard weight should reference 5.2.1.1. Replace 1 / 2 H by 1/2 H
0.2 Wv = K v Sv 3.81 Sv VD
) (1000
0.374
cos c 2 0.287 v
Wf = 0.04682 WTO Pmax l f n where Pmax is the maximum fuselage perimeter expressed in feet.
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0.692
0.590
page 76 Eqn (5.24) Eqn (5.26) page 77, Eqn (5.27) page 78, Eqn (5.29)
Npax is the number of passengers including the pilot. Replace 2 x 10.43 by 10.43 lh = distance from wing root c/4 to horizontal tail root c/4 in ft Wn = K nWTO should be Wn = K n PTO
1
0.417
0.183
+ 6.2 +
(nult .l ) (lsn )
0.788
7th line from bottom 4th line from bottom page 85 Section 6.1.2, 9th line page 87, Eqn (6.8) page 90, Eqn (6.14)
Should read: Equations (6.4) and (6.6) may also be used... Wai + Wp = 1.03(N e )0.3 (PTO )0.7 Method assumes that the number of engines equals the number of propellers Wf W fs = 1.6 K fsp
0.727
See the associated insert for the comparison of Torenbeek and GD methods. page 93, Add an increment of 5 to all equation numbers throughout Chapter 6 (i.e., Eqn. (6.22) becomes Eqn. (6.27)). Wapsi = 0.4K b (N e )0.2 (PTO )0.8 Add an increment of 1 to all equation numbers throughout Chapter 7. Wfc = 0.33 WTO
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2/3
Eqn (7.44) Remove the ( before N pax in the cabin windows weight component. Kst = 0 for no ejection seat Should read: Part IV, Chapter 3.
Errata: Airplane Design Part V, Year of Print: 1985, 1989
page 109, Eqn (7.46) page 111, 3rd line of Section 7.12
2
S S CL = CL CL c CL h w c S h S C DL = 2 S 2 b fus S + cdc
3
page 46, Eqn (4.33) page 47, Figure 4.20 page 49 Eqn (4.39) Eqn. (4.41)
S plf fus S
fus
M c = M sin
CDL
CDo
fus
= 2 Sb fus / S
Swet fus
"
'
= C f fus fus
S fus
+ CD N
+ CD A + CD + CDb A NC # fus 2
S fus S
C DL
Sb fus S plf fus 3 = F 2 2 + cdc fus S S ... of 4.2.2.1 but with the appropriate...
page 70, 9th line page 73 Eqn. (4.60) Last line page 77, Eqn. (4.63) page 86 3rd line Eqn. (4.74)
Should read
Add:
Should read: Chapter 8. cl2 = +0.056 in with in expressed in degrees Should read: ... from Eqn. (4.6) Chapter 9 should be Chapter 8 C Dtrim = C D p
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prof
Sef cos c 4 h S c 4 = 0 h h
Sh S Sc S
1
Scf + C D p cos c 4 c S c 4 = 0 c c
Errata: Airplane Design Part VI, Year of Print: 1987, 1990
F inl
1 1 = 1 + 1.75 A 1 A
inl inl m c
cl cl = 1 f1
cl ( f2 )(c / c) ( f1 ){(c + c1 ) / c} + 2 f2
w = + iw
Should be C Lo = C Lo
wf
+ C L h Sh S oh o L h h
+ C L c S c S oc o L c c where: o L and o L can be found using the method of Section h c 8.1.3.1. page 269, Eqn (8.37) For jet airplanes, the horizontal tail dynamic pressure should be calculated from: zhwake 2.42 CDo cos 2 2 z wake w = 1 h xhwake + 0.30 c where:
w
$
$
zhwake = a sin ( h iw + h )
xhwake c
+ 0.15
a
W ing R o o t C ho rd
Z wake
Z hwake ZTE
C en terline of W ak e and Vortex S h eet
iw
h
W ak e L im its
X hwake
F ree S tream
page 279, Fig. (8.70) Units for
Ab f should be degrees
b CL
C Lmax = K cw C Lmax
C L w c w
&
The first term on the r.h.s. should read: x ref 0.25 C Lw where: C Lw is the wing lift increment due to flaps.
&
Replace iw with iw .
3
Should read
= oh + = oc +
K Ti =
d h
d
d c
d
32
(2W S)
page 374, Eqn. (10.8) page 375, Last Line page 377 Eqn. (10.12) Eqn. (10.13) Eqn. (10.15) page 382, Eqn (10.24) 2nd line below Eqn (10.24) page 390, Fig. (10.16)
CT
X 1
= CD
"
'
= 1 qS Preqd u 3CTx 1
1
#!
&
Add a ) to the end of Equation 10.24 Equation (10.23) should be equation (10.22). z h should be the vertical distance between the horizontal tail aerodynamic center to the fuselage center line.
z v = z p cos f l p cos f
Errata: Airplane Design Part VI, Year of Print: 1987, 1990
Cy = 2Cy
p
z cos l sin z
v v
" '
=0 CL = 0
where: z - is the vertical distance between the cg and the wing root quarter-chord point.
"C '
lp
=0 CL=0
=k
C
k
lp CL= 0
Replace
Clp k
with
C
k
lp CL= 0
lp =0
4z z = 1 w sin + 12 w sin b b
"Cn p
C L C = 0 C L w + Cn p t t + Cn p L
M
'
"
'
f f f f
f = cl / cl f
"
'
C L w
(C )
C Di
h
x = 0.5 + 2 w Lqw c M =0 = S 2C L C L h h h Ae S S 2C L C L c c c Ae S
page 435, Eqn. (10.89) page 439, Eqn. (10.97) Eqn. (10.100) page 440, Eqn (10.102)
C Di Cmi
= C L c Vc c
Replace cl with cl h c cl =
k'
page 447,
Cl
left
= Cl
right
cl k' %CL c "cl 'theory cl % " v l ' cl theory cl k' %CL c "cl 'theory cl % " ' v cl l theory
Eqn (10.123) is correct for a single vertical tail only. For a twin vertical tail:
C y
=2
Cy v wfh
C y
v eff
Sv K b C L v S
C
y
where:
vwfh# veff
Cy
All other parameters are the same. page 467, Eqn. (10.129)
"ch 'theory is found from Figure 10.63b. The parameter " 'theory
cl cl in Figure 10.63b is itself found from Figure 10.64a ' TE t = . c 2 with the assumption that tan
(10.126) should be (10.128). cl is obtained from Figure 10.64a with the assumption cl
" 'theory
' TE t = . c 2
Replace with . (Pratt and Whitney handbook errors) Pressure (psia) for 200,000 ft should be 0.002655 psia Pressure (psia) for 200,131 ft should be 0.002641 psia Pressure Ratio, , for 154,199 ft should be 0.001095
Errata: Airplane Design Part VI, Year of Print: 1987, 1990
Typical numerical values for gearing ratios are given in Table 4.1 of Part IV, not Part VI. z T should be negative as shown Should read:
Sh =
The 4th term on the left hand side should read: + Yng xng + x cg - ...
&
The 4th term on the left hand side should read: 0.025 A + steer Png x ng + x cg
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page 98, 1st sentence page 152, Eqn. (5.59) page 159, Last sentence of 1st para. page 161, Eqn. (5.77) page 164, AS-5263
Should read, Civil: FAR 23.201, 23.203, 23.205, ... T sin + t + CL qS W cos W / g U1Q1 sin = 0
W / S#2 / #!C
2 D
3 / CL cos
&
3 1/ 2
.
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