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BEECHCRAFT
Baron
58
Serial TH
773
and After
Section
V
Performance
Enter
the graph for
Take-off
Climb
Gradient
- One
Engine
Inoperative at 15°C,
5650
feet
pressure
altitude,
and
4850
pounds.
Climb
Gradient
2.1 %
Climb Speed
94
kts
A 2.1
%
climb
gradient
is 21
feet
of
vertical
height
per
1000
feet of horizontal distance.
NOTE
The Climb
Gradient
- One
Engine
Inoperative
graph assumes zero
wind
conditions.
Climbing
into
a
headwind
will
result
in
higher
angles
of
climb, and hence,
better
obstacle
clearance
capabilities.
Calculation
of horizontal
distance
to
clear
an obstacle
90
feet above the
runway
surface:
Horizontal
distance
used to
climb
from
50
feet
to
90
feet
=
(90-50)
(1000.;. 21) =
1905
feet
Total Distance =8071 +
1905
=
9976
feet
The above results are
illustrated
below:
October
1976
5-7

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