Max Fuel Capacity
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Max Fuel Capacity
Hey all, I'm doing a project and I'm trying to find out whats the max fuel capacity for the following aircraft:
B727-200
B737-800
B747-400
B757-200
B767-300
B777-200
A340-200
A330-200
Thanks...
B727-200
B737-800
B747-400
B757-200
B767-300
B777-200
A340-200
A330-200
Thanks...
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B757-200:
Left Tank/right Tank= 6600 Kgs/6600 Kgs
Center Tank= 21100 Kgs
Total= 34300 Kgs
B757-300
Left/right= 6768 Kgs
Center= 21311 Kgs
Total= 34848 Kgs
B767-300
Left/right= 18447 Kgs
Center= 36492 Kgs
Total= 73386 Kgs
Left Tank/right Tank= 6600 Kgs/6600 Kgs
Center Tank= 21100 Kgs
Total= 34300 Kgs
B757-300
Left/right= 6768 Kgs
Center= 21311 Kgs
Total= 34848 Kgs
B767-300
Left/right= 18447 Kgs
Center= 36492 Kgs
Total= 73386 Kgs
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B727-200
5394 - 5449KG wing tanks (X2)
12441 - 13703KG center tank
Both figures vary according to airline spec. (model)
B738
~3900KG wing tanks (X2)
~13000KG center tank
5394 - 5449KG wing tanks (X2)
12441 - 13703KG center tank
Both figures vary according to airline spec. (model)
B738
~3900KG wing tanks (X2)
~13000KG center tank
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A great place to search for information is the manufacturer itself.
At "http://www.boeing.com/commercial/airports/plan_manuals.html" select your aircraft.
Then select "2.0 Airplane Description" and you get all the Information you need.
For Example:
B737-800
Usable Fuel = 26.022 Liter
B737 BBJ 2 (Based on -800)
Usable Fuel = 27.992 Liter (with 1 aditional Aux Tank)
Usable Fuel = 29.665 Liter (with 2 aditional Aux Tanks)
Usable Fuel = 31.645 Liter (with 3 aditional Aux Tanks)
Usable Fuel = 33.609 Liter (with 4 aditional Aux Tanks)
Usable Fuel = 35.576 Liter (with 5 aditional Aux Tanks)
Usable Fuel = 37.538 Liter (with 6 aditional Aux Tanks)
Usable Fuel = 39.530 Liter (with 7 aditional Aux Tanks)
At "http://www.boeing.com/commercial/airports/plan_manuals.html" select your aircraft.
Then select "2.0 Airplane Description" and you get all the Information you need.
For Example:
B737-800
Usable Fuel = 26.022 Liter
B737 BBJ 2 (Based on -800)
Usable Fuel = 27.992 Liter (with 1 aditional Aux Tank)
Usable Fuel = 29.665 Liter (with 2 aditional Aux Tanks)
Usable Fuel = 31.645 Liter (with 3 aditional Aux Tanks)
Usable Fuel = 33.609 Liter (with 4 aditional Aux Tanks)
Usable Fuel = 35.576 Liter (with 5 aditional Aux Tanks)
Usable Fuel = 37.538 Liter (with 6 aditional Aux Tanks)
Usable Fuel = 39.530 Liter (with 7 aditional Aux Tanks)
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747-400 LTRS KGS (Density .8029 kgs/ltr)
1 and 4 Main 33,932 27,244
2 and 3 Main 94,984 76,263
Center 64,973 52,167
Reserves 10,009 8,036
Stabilizer 12,492 10,030
Total 216,390 173,740
747-400F LTRS KGS (Density .8029 kgs/ltr)
1 and 4 Main 33,932 27,242
2 and 3 Main 94,983 76,256
Center 64,973 52,162
Reserves 10,009 8,035
Total 203,897 163,695
1 and 4 Main 33,932 27,244
2 and 3 Main 94,984 76,263
Center 64,973 52,167
Reserves 10,009 8,036
Stabilizer 12,492 10,030
Total 216,390 173,740
747-400F LTRS KGS (Density .8029 kgs/ltr)
1 and 4 Main 33,932 27,242
2 and 3 Main 94,983 76,256
Center 64,973 52,162
Reserves 10,009 8,035
Total 203,897 163,695
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Phil Me ole mate
Check your figures...
1 & 4 mains on a 744 holds 13,400 kgs at .795 sg
2 & 3 main 37,300 etc etc
You figures look close to a simialr figure in pounds..
To the original poster of this thread. Do you want volume or a KG figure of tank capacities. eg Many A330-200 have a limited center tank capacity due to max TO weight rating etc
767 also have varients of CAT capacity
Check your figures...
1 & 4 mains on a 744 holds 13,400 kgs at .795 sg
2 & 3 main 37,300 etc etc
You figures look close to a simialr figure in pounds..
To the original poster of this thread. Do you want volume or a KG figure of tank capacities. eg Many A330-200 have a limited center tank capacity due to max TO weight rating etc
767 also have varients of CAT capacity
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Phil Me ole mate
Check your figures...
1 & 4 mains on a 744 holds 13,400 kgs at .795 sg
2 & 3 main 37,300 etc etc
You figures look close to a simialr figure in pounds..
To the original poster of this thread. Do you want volume or a KG figure of tank capacities. eg Many A330-200 have a limited center tank capacity due to max TO weight rating etc
767 also have varients of CAT capacity
Check your figures...
1 & 4 mains on a 744 holds 13,400 kgs at .795 sg
2 & 3 main 37,300 etc etc
You figures look close to a simialr figure in pounds..
To the original poster of this thread. Do you want volume or a KG figure of tank capacities. eg Many A330-200 have a limited center tank capacity due to max TO weight rating etc
767 also have varients of CAT capacity
Suggest you get your trusty calculator out or dust off those books. the figures are the total for both tanks.....
So, 27224/2 is 13622 per tank.....
If I remember correctly the original question was max fuel capacity.....
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B777 - 200 / 200ER / 300
171,190 Litres = 137,500 Kg at SG = 0.8029
B777 - 300ER
181,220 Litres = 145,500 Kg at SG = 0.8029
(These figures represent USEABLE fuel at level attitude, and may be less than the entire volumetric capability).
Regards,
Old Smokey
171,190 Litres = 137,500 Kg at SG = 0.8029
B777 - 300ER
181,220 Litres = 145,500 Kg at SG = 0.8029
(These figures represent USEABLE fuel at level attitude, and may be less than the entire volumetric capability).
Regards,
Old Smokey