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Old 3rd December 2011 | 14:34
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Bus Driver Man
 
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From: MC80 Home One type Star Cruiser
Originally Posted by airsp
Example : is it permitted to use IDLE REV + LOW ABRK on wet runways ?
The autobrake will give a constant deceleration.
For LOW: 1,7m/s2 (5.6ft/s2)
For MED: 3m/s2 (9.8ft/s2)

So if you select LOW for a dry or a wet runway, your stopping distance will be the same since your rate of deceleration is the same.

(However, on slippery runways, due to anti-skid operation, it is possible that you do not have this deceleration rate.)

Example:
Autoland distance with autobrake (For 60t, conf FULL):
Dry/LOW = 2130m
Wet/LOW = 2130m
No change for with or without reversers.

However,
Dry/MED = 1520m
Wet/MED = 1570m
No change for with or without reversers.

I assume this is due to anti-skid operation? Somebody correct me if I'm wrong.
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