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Section
V
Performance
BEECHCRAFTBaron58
SerialTH
773
and After
Enter the Accelerate-Stop graph at 15°C,
5650
feet
pres-
sure altitude,
5400
pounds, and 9.5 knots
headwind
component:
Accelerate-Stop Distance
3960
ft
Engine Failure Speed
86
kts
NOTE
Since
3960
feet is less
than
the
available
field
length
(10,010
ft), the accelerate-stop
pro-
cedure can be performed at any
weight.
Take-off at
5400lbs
can be accomplished.
How-
ever, if an
engine
failure
occurs before be-
coming
airborne, the accelerate-stop pro-
cedure
must
be performed.
The
following
example assumes the airplane is loaded so
that
the take-off
weight
is
4850
pounds.
Although
not
required by regulations,
information
has been
presented to
determine
the
take-off
weight,
field
require-
ments
and take-off
flight
path assuming an
engine
failure
occurs
during
the
take-off
procedure. The
following
illustrates
the use of these charts.
Enter the Accelerate-Go graph at 15°C,
5650
feet
pressure
altitude,
4850
pounds, and 9.5 knots
headwind
component:
Ground
Roll
1775
ft
Total Distance Over 50 ft Obstacle 8071 ft
Lift-off
Speed 86 kts
50 Foot Speed
94
kts
5-6
October
1976

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