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152 AFDD Weight Models 19–2 Rotor Group The rotor group consists of: blades, hub and hinge, spinner, and blade fold structure. The blade and hub-hinge weights for the AFDD82 model are: wblade =0.02606NrotorN 0.6592 blade R 1.3371 c 0.9959 V 0.6682 tip ν 2.5279 blade whub =0.003722NrotorN 0.2807 blade R 1.5377 V 0.4290 tip ν 2.1414 hub (Wblade/Nrotor) 0.5505 Wblade = χbladewblade Whub = χhubwhub Based on 37 aircraft, the average error of the blade equation is 7.7% (fig. 19-2). Based on 35 aircraft, the average error of the hub equation is 10.2% (fig. 19-3). The blade and hub-hinge weights for the AFDD00 model are: wblade =0.0024419ftiltNrotorN 0.53479 blade R 1.74231 c 0.77291 V 0.87562 tip ν 2.51048 blade whub =0.18370NrotorN 0.16383 blade R 0.19937 V 0.06171 tip ν 0.46203 hub (Wblade/Nrotor) 1.02958 Wblade = χbladewblade Whub = χhubwhub where ftilt =1.17940 for tilting rotors; 1.0 otherwise. Based on 51 aircraft, the average error of the blade equation is 7.9% (fig. 19-4). Based on 51 aircraft, the average error of the hub equation is 9.2% (fig. 19-5). For teetering and gimballed rotors, the flap frequency ν should be the coning frequency. The fairing/spinner and blade fold weights are: Wspin = χspin 7.386NrotorD 2 spin Wfold = χfold ffoldWblade The blade weight is for all blades of the rotors. If the weight is evaluated separately for each rotor, then Nrotor =1should be used in the equations. Typically ffold =0.04 for manual fold, and ffold =0.28 for automatic fold. Parameters are defined in table 19-3, including units as used in these equations. Table 19-3. Parameters for rotor weight. parameter definition units Nrotor number of rotors Nblade number of blades per rotor R rotor radius in hover ft c rotor mean geometric blade chord ft Vtip rotor hover tip velocity ft/sec νblade,νhub flap natural frequency (for weight estimate) per rev Dspin spinner diameter blade fold weight (fraction total blade weight) ft ffold For lift-offset rotors, the blade and hub weights can be calculated based on the methodology of reference 3. The blade and hub-hinge weights are: wblade = Nrotor 0.000041466 wR 3 /(2ht 2 .2R) whub = Nrotor 0.17153 wRNblade +0.000010543(Wblade/Nrotor)V 2 +0.081304 wR 2 2hL/t.2R tipt.2R/R Wblade = χbladewblade Whub = χhubwhub
AFDD Weight Models 153 where w = nzWSD/1000, and t.2R = τ.2Rc 0.8+0.2λ 0.5+0.5λ is the blade thickness at 20%R. These equations were developed for the coaxial rotor configuration (Nrotor =2). The blade-weight estimate is based on the stiffness required for tip clearance of the two rotors. The first two terms in the hub-weight equation account for the structure required to react the hub moment and the centrifugal force; the last term accounts for the weight of the main-rotor upper shaft. Parameters are defined in table 19-4, including units as used in these equations. Table 19-4. Parameters for lift-offset rotor weight. parameter definition units number of rotors Nrotor WSD structural design gross weight lb nz design ultimate flight load factor at WSD g λ blade taper ratio (tip chord/root chord) τ.2R blade airfoil thickness-to-chord ratio (at 20%R) c blade mean chord number of blades per rotor Nblade h coaxial rotor separation (fraction rotor diameter) L Vtip lift offset (Mroll/T R) rotor hover tip velocity ft/sec 19–3 Empennage Group The empennage group consists of: horizontal tail, vertical tail, tail rotor, and auxiliary thruster. The weight model depends on the aircraft configuration. The helicopter or compound model is AFDD82. The horizontal tail weight is: tiltrotor or tiltwing Wht = χhtSht(0.00395S 0.2 ht Vdive − 0.4885) helicopter or compound Wht = χht0.7176S 1.1881 ht A 0.3173 ht Based on 13 aircraft, the average error of the helicopter horizontal tail equation is 22.4% (fig. 19-6). The vertical tail weight is: tiltrotor or tiltwing Wvt = χvtSvt(0.00395S 0.2 vt Vdive − 0.4885) helicopter or compound Wvt = χvt1.0460ftrS 0.9441 vt A 0.5332 vt where ftr =1.6311 if the tail rotor is located on the vertical tail; 1.0 otherwise. Based on 12 aircraft, the average error of the helicopter vertical tail equation is 23.3% (fig. 19-7). Vdive is the design dive speed, calculated or input; Vdive =1.25Vmax, where Vmax is the maximum speed at design gross weight and SLS conditions. The tail rotor weight is: Wtr = χtr1.3778R 0.0897 tr (PDSlimitR/Vtip) 0.8951 Based on 19 aircraft, the average error of the helicopter tail rotor equation is 16.7% (fig. 19-8). The auxiliary propulsion weight (as a propeller) is: compound, propeller Wat = χat0.0809484NatT 1.04771 at (Tat/Aat) −0.07821
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TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 - INTRO
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Chapter 1 Introduction The NASA Des
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Introduction 3 of rotorcraft config
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Introduction 5 previous case DESIGN
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Chapter 2 Nomenclature The nomencla
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Nomenclature 13 Motion aF AC aircra
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Chapter 4 Operation 4-1 Flight Cond
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Aircraft 55 The tilt control variab
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Aircraft 61 where Δz F = z F − z
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Aircraft 63 disk area); or the drag
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Aircraft 65 7-10 Performance Indice
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Aircraft 67 WEIGHT EMPTY STRUCTURE
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Chapter 8 Systems The systems compo
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Rotor 79 propulsion group. The driv
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Rotor 81 plane command. The collect
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Rotor 85 If μ is zero, the equatio
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Rotor 87 The velocity ratio is fW =
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Rotor 89 T/T ∞ 1.3 1.2 1.1 1.0 Ha
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Rotor 91 TPP tilt / cyclic magnitud
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Rotor 93 with an average over the r
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Rotor 97 κ 1.30 1.25 1.20 1.15 1.1
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