Mnm Climb Gradient
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The Australian FIH has a conversion chart that does just this.
Most plates have a % listed with a range of min climb rates dependent on groundspeed on them. If you want the minimum % per NM, then use the 60kts groundspeed value or interpolate other values to get the answer.
Most plates have a % listed with a range of min climb rates dependent on groundspeed on them. If you want the minimum % per NM, then use the 60kts groundspeed value or interpolate other values to get the answer.
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how we can do to transform the mnm clim gradient that we find as % in one sid charts to rateo of vertical speed?
A three-second search came up with this thread:
http://www.pprune.org/tech-log/41047...-gradient.html
Look at posts 3 and 6 for pretty charts.
Or use the rule of thumb that Escape Path suggests.
http://www.pprune.org/tech-log/41047...-gradient.html
Look at posts 3 and 6 for pretty charts.
Or use the rule of thumb that Escape Path suggests.
