RUNWAYS Runway Length Requirements w Governmental regulations w
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RUNWAYS
Runway Length Requirements w Governmental regulations w Airport location w Critical aircraft w Source: AC 150/5325 -4 B - Runway Length Requirements for Airport Design
Runway Pavement Components w Full strength (FS) l Take-off & Landing w Partial strength (PS) l Take-off w Clear Way (CL) l Take-off
Length Conditions w Normal take-off w Engine failure l l Continue take-off Abort take-off w Landing
Some Terms (see fig 3 -22) w Lift off distance (LOD) l Threshold to wheels off the ground w D 35 l Threshold to aircraft 35 feet above ground w Take off distance (TOD) l Runway length provided to D 35 with factor of safety applied = 1. 15 D 35 (for normal takeoff) w Take off roll or run (TOR) l Full strength pavement; “runway” w Accelerate and stop distance (DAS) w Landing distance (LD)
Relationship of Distances 35’ LOD D 35 TOD
Normal Take-Off 35’ LODN D 35, N TODN = 1. 15 D 35, N Clear Zone (CLN, max) = 0. 5(TODN -1. 15 LODN) TORN = TODN – CLN = FSN TODN CLN
Engine Failure, Continue Engine fails 35’ LODE D 35, E TODE = D 35, E (do not apply factor of safety) CLE, max = 0. 5(TODE - LODE) TORE = TODE – CLE = FSE TODE CLE
Engine Failure, Abort Engine fails at V=V 1 Stop DAS TODA = DAS V 1 = speed above which you continue to take off V 2 = rotation or lift off speed FSA TODA PSA
Landing Stop 50’ SD FS = “Runway” LD LD = SD/0. 6 LD = FSL
Runway Layout CL PS PS (partial strength) = SW (stopway) FS = “Runway” PS FL Field Length (FL) = max {TODN, TODE, DAS, LD} FS = max {FSN, FSE, FSL} PS = DAS – FS PSmin = 0 ft CL = min {FL-DAS, CLN, CLE} 1000 ft CLmin = 0 ft CL max= CL
Example (1/3) Distances for typical aircraft are as follows: LOD: Normal 6, 000 ft; Failure 7, 000 ft D 35: Normal 7, 000 ft; Failure 8, 200 ft DAS: 7, 900 ft and SD: 4, 500 ft. (LD = 4500/. 6=7500) Design the runway for bi-directional operations
Example Normal take-off TODN = 1. 15(7000)= 8, 050 ft (2/3) Engine failure, abort DAS = 7, 900 ft CLN, max = 0. 5(8050 -1. 15(6000)) = 575 ft FSN = 8050 -575 = 7, 475 ft Engine failure, continue Landing TODE = 8, 200 ft LD = 4500/0. 60 =7, 500 ft CLE, max = 0. 5(8200 - 7000) =600 ft FSL = 7, 500 ft FSE = 8200 - 600 = 7, 600 ft
Example (3/3) FL = max {8050, 8200, 7900, 7500} = 8, 200 ft FS = max {7475, 7600, 7500} = 7, 600 ft PS = 7900 -7600 = 300 ft CL = min {8200 -7900, 575, 600} = 300 ft 300 7600 8800 8200 300
Airport Location Adjustments w Elevation l l 7% per 1, 000 ft Fe = 0. 07 E + 1; E in 000’s w Temperature l Ft =0. 01[T –(15 -1. 981 E)]+1 w Grade l Fg = 0. 1 G +1 w Reference length (LR) – LR from before l l LR = Actual length/(Fe Ft Fg) Or, Actual length = LR*(Fe Ft Fg)
Critical Aircraft Requirements w Runway length affects l l Take-off weight Landing weight w Runway lengths l l Take off Landing
Aircraft Weights w Operating Empty Weight (OEW) l No fuel or payload w Maximum Takeoff Operating Weight (MTOW) w Maximum Landing Weight (MALW) w Maximum Structural Payload Weight (MSPW) w Maximum Zero Fuel Weight l OEW+MSPW w Fuel Weight (FW)
Range at Max structural payload Payload and range with max fuel Max range with no payload (ferry range)
Payload Range Plots Max payload and reduced range if landing load is restricted (max structural landing weight) Max range and reduced payload if landing load is restricted (max structural landing weight)
Example Problem 3 -1
Example Problem 3 -1
Example (similar to ex 3 -3) (1/8) A runway is planned for an airport at elevation 2, 300 ft AMSL and average temperature of 92 o. F. The critical aircraft is a Boeing 737 -200. Determine: 1. Runway length without weight limits 2. Weight limits for an 8, 000 ft runway
Runway length without weight limits Source: AC 150/5325 -4 A (2/8)
Example (3/8) 100. 4
Example (4/8) 69. 5
Example (5/8) 69. 5 100. 4 Runway 8, 545 ft w/0% grade MTOW 100, 400 lbs
Example (6/8) Runway 5, 650 ft w/0% grade, MLW 103, 000 lbs
Example with 8000 foot R/W 69. 5 MTOW 97, 160 lbs Runway 8, 000 ft (7/8)
Example (8/8) Distance to fly from this airport? MTOW 97, 160 lbs OEW 67, 238 lbs Pax+Fuel 29, 832 lbs 225 lbs/pax Fuel 15 lbs/mi 50 pax @ 1240 miles 60 pax @ 1090 miles 75 pax @ 860 miles
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