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    The document contains 10 payload calculation problems. The maximum payloads for each problem are: 1. 14500 kg from M to N and 22500 kg from N to M 2. 15200 kg and the aircraft can carry an additional 1000 lbs of reserve fuel 3. 8475 kg from P to Q, 11900 kg from Q to P, and 7425 kg of fuel to be uplifted at P 4. 13000 kg 5. 6500 kg 6. 13000 kg and it is possible to carry an additional 1000 lbs of reserve fuel 7. 780 kg from M to N and 764 kg from N to M 8. 14.75 tons 9. 9500

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    The document contains 10 payload calculation problems. The maximum payloads for each problem are: 1. 14500 kg from M to N and 22500 kg from N to M 2. 15200 kg and the aircraft can carry an additional 1000 lbs of reserve fuel 3. 8475 kg from P to Q, 11900 kg from Q to P, and 7425 kg of fuel to be uplifted at P 4. 13000 kg 5. 6500 kg 6. 13000 kg and it is possible to carry an additional 1000 lbs of reserve fuel 7. 780 kg from M to N and 764 kg from N to M 8. 14.75 tons 9. 9500

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    The document contains 10 payload calculation problems. The maximum payloads for each problem are: 1. 14500 kg from M to N and 22500 kg from N to M 2. 15200 kg and the aircraft can carry an additional 1000 lbs of reserve fuel 3. 8475 kg from P to Q, 11900 kg from Q to P, and 7425 kg of fuel to be uplifted at P 4. 13000 kg 5. 6500 kg 6. 13000 kg and it is possible to carry an additional 1000 lbs of reserve fuel 7. 780 kg from M to N and 764 kg from N to M 8. 14.75 tons 9. 9500

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    The document contains 10 payload calculation problems. The maximum payloads for each problem are: 1. 14500 kg from M to N and 22500 kg from N to M 2. 15200 kg and the aircraft can carry an additional 1000 lbs of reserve fuel 3. 8475 kg from P to Q, 11900 kg from Q to P, and 7425 kg of fuel to be uplifted at P 4. 13000 kg 5. 6500 kg 6. 13000 kg and it is possible to carry an additional 1000 lbs of reserve fuel 7. 780 kg from M to N and 764 kg from N to M 8. 14.75 tons 9. 9500

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    PAYLOADS

    1.

    The details of an aircraft flight from M to N ( no fuel is available at N ) are given below:Distance M to N
    750 nm
    Average TAS
    380 K
    Wind component M to N
    30 K HW
    Average fuel flow
    5700 Kg/hr
    Fuel reserve (assume unused)
    500 Kg
    Ac weight less fuel & pay load
    52000 Kg
    Max T/O weight at M
    91000 Kg
    Max T/O weight at N
    88000 Kg
    Max Landing weight at M
    77500 Kg
    Max Landing weight at N
    75000 Kg
    Find max payload from M to N and N to M:a. 14500, 22500
    c. 15800, 14500

    b. 15800, 25000
    d. 25000, 22500.

    2.

    Max take off weight


    45000 lbs.
    Max landing weight
    40000 lbs.
    Flight fuel
    4000 lbs.
    Reserve fuel
    800 lbs.
    Empty weight
    25000 lbs.
    Find pay load and state if a/c can carry additional reserve fuel without affecting pay load, and if so
    how much?
    a. 15200, yes, 1000 lbs.
    b. 15200, no, 0 lbs
    c. 14200, yes, 1000 lbs
    d. 14200, no, 0 lbs.

    3.

    From P to Q ( where fuel is not available) & return to P. Maximum payload is to be off loaded at Q &
    maximum pay load is to be uplifted from Q The data given is:
    Distance P to Q
    Weight no fuel & no payload
    Max landing weight
    Max take off weight
    Reserve fuel unused
    Additional fuel for each flight
    (T/O circuit landing etc)
    Mean Fuel consumption
    Mean ground speed P to Q
    Mean ground speed Q to P

    610 nm.
    36500 kg.
    52400 kg.
    63000 kg.
    4000 kg.
    500 kg.
    1350 kg/Hr.
    240 K
    280 K

    Find fuel to be up lifted at P, maximum pay load P to Q, maximum pay load Q to P.


    a. 7425, 8475, 11900
    b. 4000, 11900, 9075.
    c. 11345, 8475, 11900
    d. 2925, 11345, 9075.

    4.

    Given:Maximum take off weight


    Maxing landing weight
    Basic operating weight
    Flight fuel
    Reserve Fuel

    82000 lbs
    64500 lbs
    50000 lbs
    16000 lbs
    1500 lbs.

    Find the pay load that can be carried.


    a. 13000.
    c. 14000.

    b. 14500.
    c. 13500.

    5.

    An a/c is to fly from A to B.


    Max T/O Weight
    82000 lbs
    Max Weight without fuel
    50000 lbs
    & pay load
    Max. landing weight
    64000 lbs
    Fuel for flight A to B
    16000 lbs
    Reserve Fuel
    8000 lbs
    If the a/c lands at B after having consumed 500 lbs of reserve fuel what is max. payload that can be
    carried?
    a. 6000 .
    b. 6500.
    c. 7000.
    d. 7500.

    6.

    An a/c is to fly from A to B.


    Max permissible take off weight
    Max weight without fuel and payload
    Max permissible landing weight
    Fuel required for flight from A to B
    Reserve

    82000 lbs
    50000 lbs
    69000 lbs
    16000 lbs
    3000 lbs.

    What is the max payload that can be carried? Is it possible to carry additional reserve fuel without
    affecting the pay load?
    a. 13000, yes, 1000.
    b. 14000, no, 0.
    c. 1300, no, 0.
    d. 14000, yes, 0.
    7.

    A flight is to be made from M to N and return to M carrying max. payload in each direction, Fuel is not
    available at N.
    Given:Distance to M to N
    80 NM
    Mean ground speed M to N
    70 K
    Mean ground speed N to M
    110 K
    Mean fuel consumption
    410 Kg/hr
    Max take off wt. at M
    6180 Kg
    Max landing wt. at N
    5740 Kg
    Max take off wt. at N
    5800 Kg.
    Max landing wt. at M
    5460 Kg.
    Max zero fuel wt.
    5180 Kg.
    Aircraft wt less fuel and pay load
    4400 Kg.
    Reserve fuel ( assume not used)
    250 Kg.

    Calculate: Max payload which can be carried from M to N and Max payload which can be carried from
    N to M.
    a. 780, 764.
    b. 764,780.
    c. 794, 780.
    d. 780,810.
    8.

    9.

    10.

    Max T/O weight


    RTOW
    Max Landing Weight
    Max Zero Fuel Weight
    APS Weight
    Trip Fuel
    Reserve Fuel

    51.00 Tons.
    50.00 Tons.
    43.25 Tons.
    39.10 Tons
    27.50 Tons
    4.2 Tons
    1.00 Ton

    Find the payload that can be carried


    a. 14.75.
    c. 17.30.

    b. 18.30.
    d. 11.60.

    Max Take off weight


    Maximum Landing Weight
    Basic Weight
    TAS
    Track
    W/V
    Distance
    Fuel consumption
    Reserve Fuel

    80000 Lbs
    60000 Lbs
    48000 LBS
    200 K
    350
    350/20
    1350 nm
    2500 Lbs/Hr
    3500 Lbs

    Find the pay load that can be carried


    a. 9750.
    c. 9500.

    b. 8500.
    d. 8750.

    Max T/O Weight


    Max Landing Weight
    Max Zero Fuel Weigh t
    A/C weight without Fuel & pay load
    Fuel Cons
    Distance
    Reserve Fuel
    TAS

    55000 kg
    52000 Kg
    38000 Kg
    29000 Kg
    1600 Kg/Hr
    1500 nm
    2750 Kg
    260 K

    Find max pay load in still and max pay load with a head wind of 90 K.
    a. 10000, 10000.
    b. 11000, 11000.
    c. 9000, 9000.
    d. 10000, 9000.

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