Instrumentations


L. W.
Diese Lernkarten bieten eine grundlegende Einführung in die Instrumentierung von Luftdaten und Kreiseln. Sie decken Themen wie Inertialnavigationssysteme (INS), Ringlaserkreisel (RLG) und die Berechnung von Positionen ab. Die Karteikarten sind besonders nützlich für Techniker und Ingenieure, die sich mit der Funktionsweise und den Fehlern von Navigationssystemen in Flugzeugen vertraut machen möchten. Sie behandeln auch die Unterschiede zwischen verschiedenen Systemen wie strapdown und platform systems, sowie die Verbesserung der Genauigkeit durch zusätzliche Signale wie GPS.
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Created / Updated
03.12.2014 / 05.05.2020

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Which error is caused by the capillary tubes? 

2 Arten Pitot static pressure 

1. Pitot tube 2. Pitot static tube

static balance by Pitot tube

Two similar port be positioned on the opposite side => both are interconnected => error produced by yawing are almost entirely eliminated =

Diiferent Pitos 

1. high speed aircraft pitot head is typically mounted in front of the Radom 2. kleineren Flieger unter den Wings

Pitot static head whats that?

measures total pressure and static pressure with just one sensor => static pros along the fuselage are not longer necessary

Wie reinigt man einen Pito

condensed water is released through drain openings to keep the pressure tubes clean at all times ==> drain openings !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wo sind Emergency presuure sensors located 

on the outside fuselage but less accurate than primary static port located in the optimum positions

Why is the altimater indication 200 ft above the actual value and zhe airspeed indicator 2 to 3 kts above the actual speed

pressure in cabin is typically lower than outside => Venturi Effekt

Static source error / position error affects which instruments 

Altimeter and the speed Indicator

What is the benefit of a static balancing

Errors produced by yawing are almost entirely eliminated

Stall warnings 2 diffrent Systems 

1. Acoustic warning at extremely high angles of attack before stall occurs => acoustic horn

2. If the aircraft's AOA becomes to steep => small electrical switch (installed at the leading edge) => the switch is tilted (kippen) over the airstream, closing a conatct and the horn is activated 

0 Kelvin in Grad

-273.15 Grad

conduction

Through molecular collisions thermal energy is transformed to molecules of a second object when brought into contact

OAT 

Outside Temperatur => temperature of the undisturbed air mass

TAT 

Totak air Temperature ==> Wenn die Luft auf dem Flügel auftrifft

SAT

Static outside Temperature (is geh ambient temperature in the flow) = SAT=OAT => Gilt als Gleiche, ist es jedoch nicht => free ambient temperature

TAT im Flug is immer grösser als

SAT

Ram Rise / Ram Air Temeprature 

Delta TAT-SAT => is measured by the stagnation point => Solved the problem, that to obtain a correct OAT it would be necessary to have a measurement sensor which has no speed relative to the air flow

Kreiselinstrumente heissen 

Gyro Instruments => Wenn er dreht, ist er stabil

ASI

Airspeed indicator

VLO

Landing gear Operating speed = max. speed for extending or retracting the gear

VMO

Maximum operating speed

VLE

Landing gear extended speed = speed at which an airplane can be safely flown with the landing gear extended

In case of static blockage the Airspeed Indicator

under reads in climbs and over reads in descent

If the static intakes are completely clogged up by ice during a climb, teh VSI shows

zero

The single most significant item which makes a servo altimeter more accurate

electromagnetic pick off

What corrections must be applied to indicated airspeed to produce true airspeed 

Correction for altitude and Temperatures

When slide slipping one of the instruments below will give an incorrect indication 

Airspeed indicator

The vertical speed indicator reads

the different pressure between the capsule pressure and the case pressure

At a given altitude, the hysterisis eror of an altimeter varies substantially with the 

time passed at given altitude

An altimeter contains one or more aneroid capsules. Inside these capsuales is:

a very low residual pressure and outside is static pressure

ROD  Formel => Mit glid slope 

 

Ground Speed * 100 * Glid slope / 60

The density altitude is 

teh altitude of the standard atmosphere on which the density is equal to the actual density of the atmosphere

Modern sensitive altimeters are fitted with a vibrator assembly. It helps? 

it helps to overcome the friction caused by the linkage mechanism and thus to reduce the lag error

EAS is always lower or equal than CAS

when descending density increases and thus, the air because less compressible => compressibility effect will be reduced => the correction value will be lower =>EAS will increase = EAS decreases during a climb

The response time of a vertical speed detector may be improved by adding a:

correction based on an accelerometer sensor

The maximum operating speed VMO is expressed in 

CAS or EAS

An airpseed indicator includes a capsule; inside this capsule is:

total pressure and outside is static pressure

Tolerance SImple Altimeter

max. 35'000 ft = +- 100 ft

Tolerance sensitive Altimeter

max 80'000 ft +- 70 ft

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