Temperature
interpolation
at
2400
feet
and
6100
pounds
SECTION
5
PERFORMANCE
=
10°C
(50
0
F
6
value + [.6
(200C
(6S0F)
value -
10
C
(50°F)
value)]
1549
feet
+ [.6
(1701
feet
-
1549
feet)]
1549
feet
+
[91
feetJ
1640
feet
The
Normal
Takeoff Distance chart, with
altitude,
weight
and
tempera-
ture, looks
as
follows:
16°C
(61°F)
Takeoff
and
Climb
Pressure
Total Distance
Wei9ht
Speed
Altitude
Ground
Roll
-
to Clear 50-Ft -
Pounds
KIAS
Feet Feet
Feet
6200
90
2400
1640
--
Ground
Roll
with 19-knot
headwind
1640
feet
-
[1640
feet
(I~
1640
feet
-
187
feet
1453
feet
knots
headwi
nd
knots
headwind)
(3%)J
Total Distance to Clear 50-Foot Obstacle
(7
interpolations required)
The
interpolations required are identical to the
ground
roll interpola-
tions,
except "total distance to clear 50-foot obstacle" values
are
substi-
tuted for the "
groun
d roll" values.
The
interpolated value for the total distance to clear 50-foot obstacle
is
2021
feet
(no
wind)
and
1791
feet
(19-knot headwind).
SAMPLE FLIGHT
The
following
is
an
example
of
a typical
flight
using the
performance
data contained in Figures 5-9
through
5-25.
The
approximation
method
is
used
in tabular
performance
except
where
noted.
AIRPLANE
CONFIGURATION
Airplane
Weight
Usable
Fuel
Load
TAKEOFF AIRPORT
CONDITIONS
Field
Length
Temperature. . . .
Field Pressure Altitude
Wind
.
Obstacles
1
November
1979
5000
Feet
270°
6200
Pounds
900
Pounds
(Runway
23)
160C
(610F)
2400
Feet
at
25
Knots
None
5-5