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Old 19th Dec 2005, 01:32
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Can anyone tell me why some B747-400F's have a sliding ZFW/TOW scale......i.e. smaller ZFW's mean larger TOW's and visa versa?????
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Yes.

Otherwise, too much weight in the fuselage, and not enough in the wings. The wing bending moment is then excessive.
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Are you refering to Extended ZFW (Variable ZFW to our US colleagues)?
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standard mzfw is around 276000kg

above that, you have to check the mtow as it is decreasing due to wingbending. When using increased zfw , forward max cumulative weights will decrease as well.

Max increased zfw is around 288000kg
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