Mass & balance : Dry Operating Index???
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Mass & balance : Dry Operating Index???
Hi all,
Just a littlle question :
How do we calculate the "Dry Operating Index" in mass & balance problems? I've been looking for a way to figure it out through my whole atpl syllabus and CAP 696 but found nothing then.
Thank you much
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Just a littlle question :
How do we calculate the "Dry Operating Index" in mass & balance problems? I've been looking for a way to figure it out through my whole atpl syllabus and CAP 696 but found nothing then.
Thank you much
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The only questions that ask you to do this are based on the MRJT1 Load/Trim sheet.
For example (I just made this one up):
If DOM is 45000, and C of g is at 20% MAC what is the DOI.
Go into the Load/Trim sheet and find 45000 Kg on the left side of the lower scale.
Move horizontally right to the 20% MAC line.
Drop vertically down to the bottom of the graph and read off about 54.
For example (I just made this one up):
If DOM is 45000, and C of g is at 20% MAC what is the DOI.
Go into the Load/Trim sheet and find 45000 Kg on the left side of the lower scale.
Move horizontally right to the 20% MAC line.
Drop vertically down to the bottom of the graph and read off about 54.
