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Old 22nd August 2012 | 19:52
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Airbus bank vs Maneuvering speeds

By definition maneuvering speeds protect from stick shaker in current configuration in 15° banks adding a 25° overbank protection.

1-Is there then a reason why FCOM defines Vapp as a maneuvering speed? For sure it's lower than Vstall (or stick shaker) at 40° bank (15+25).

2-Why in HDG lateral mode FD commands 25° bank below maneuvering speeds? I suppose that in a manual flight with no FD an instructor wouldn't be happy to see a guy banking 25° below maneuvering speeds...

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Old 22nd August 2012 | 20:53
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Might be completely misinformed here but my understanding is that at and above maneuvering speeds you can manoeuvre up to the limit of +2.5g (+2g in Conf 1 and above). Below these speeds you get whatever the aeroplane is capable of giving and will see bank angle reduce accordingly.
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Old 24th August 2012 | 11:14
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My questions was different..
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Old 24th August 2012 | 12:07
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Which Airbus are you talking here? No stick shaker on 320/330.

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Old 24th August 2012 | 12:49
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There are no stick shakers on any Airbus aircraft these days.
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From the 320 Series FCOM

The AP /FD Limits bank angle as follows:

• 15 ° when the aircraft speed is below the maneuvering speeds (F, S, or Green
Dot speed) -10 kt

• Then linear increase to 25 ° up to maneuvering speeds (F, S, or Green Dot
speed) -3 kt

• 25 ° above maneuvering speeds (F, S, or Green Dot speed) -3 kt.

For Engine Out it's the same.

I'm not sure I understand your question. Basically VAPP is manuveur speed in CONF 3 or CONF FULL - why would you want to bank > 25° at this stage? Even on a circling approach (FD's off) you shouldn't bank more than 25°...... and VAPP is going to be VLS+5 so, theoretically, at VLS+2 (maneurver-3) you can still get a commanded angle of 25°.

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Old 25th August 2012 | 15:54
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My airbus had a stickshaker.

But it computed maneuvering speeds the wrong way, e.g. increasing bank - speeds lowered and v.v., a well known bug, nobody cared for....
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Old 29th August 2012 | 18:37
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except in OEI situation HDG lateral mode will lead to bank 25° whatever the speed, try it
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Old 29th August 2012 | 19:02
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Where do the 40° bank angle come from?

The max is 30°, but you cant see that... The FMS will command to 25° and leave 5° internally for course change while in the turn....
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Old 29th August 2012 | 19:45
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40 is 25 plus an allowable over bank of 15 degrees which equals your 1.3g manoeuvre limit.


How do you get the 'degree' symbol?!

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Old 29th August 2012 | 20:33
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How do you get the 'degree' symbol?!
Just Copy & Paste from the previous post. The actual HTML code is ° but this forum will not accept it.
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Old 29th August 2012 | 21:24
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Just Copy & Paste from the previous post. The actual HTML code is ° but this forum will not accept it.
I know this is completely off topic, but ALT+167 works just fine ---> º
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Old 30th August 2012 | 12:47
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So nobody has explanation on the hdg mode vs below maneuvering speeds logic?
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Old 30th August 2012 | 13:01
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At FL370 at 0.78 if you are in managed NAV you will get 15* in a 90 deg turn. Pull HDG and you get 25*
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Old 1st September 2012 | 14:33
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sorry compressor stall,

that's not the point of the topic...
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