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EZY_FR
26th Feb 2013, 10:59
Basically, we need to convert a BAe-146 into an ASW aircraft for our Aerospace Engineering Uni project. In order to work out the new range and endurance for the aircraft, we need to know the fuel consumption at different flight regimes, including climb, descent and takeoff. I only have an SFC for the aircraft at a cruise altitude of approx. FL250. Any advice?

toffeez
26th Feb 2013, 12:13
You need a performance manual or electronic equivalent.

Why not contact these folks with a suitably humble request?

Regional Aircraft Customer Portal - serv_fltops_fos (http://www.regional-services.com/Content/Page/serv_fltops_fos)

MurphyWasRight
26th Feb 2013, 16:09
How do you work out fuel consumption at sea level?


Depends on the ocean wave height :)

Sorry, but sometime I cant resist a good(?) line when given the chance...

CelticRambler
27th Feb 2013, 16:39
Depends on the ocean wave height :)

You mean like this? :}

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Desert185
28th Feb 2013, 06:52
I fly a science DC-8, and part of the profile can be at 500' to 1500' AGL. We plan for the same fuel flow as in the flight levels, but use 250 KIAS below 10,000'.