Atec ATEC 212 SOLO ROTAX 912 UL Centre of gravity determination, Useful weight, weight table

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9.5.Centre of gravity determination

The aircraft has to be weighed at flight position including pilot and fuel.

Weight on main wheels Weight on tail wheel Total weight

Wheel base

Distance from main wheel centre to leading edge of wing in root point

CG distance from main wheel centre Length of MAC

Length of wing chord in the root area Back-swept MAC displacement

CG distance from leading edge of wing in root point

Distance from CG to leading edge of MAC

G1

(kg)

G2

(kg)

G = G1 + G2

(kg)

xMW-TW= 3,7

(m)

xMW-LE= 0,19

(m)

xMW-CG= G2 * 3,7 / G

(m)

bMAC = 1,032

(m)

b = 1,19

(m)

sy = 0,088

(m)

xLE-CG = xMW-LE + xMW-CG =

 

= 0,19 + 3,7 * G2 / G

(m)

xCG-MAC = xLE-CG – sy =

 

= 0,102 + 3,7 * G2 / G

(m)

xCG-MAC%= xCG-MAC* 100 / 1,032 =

 

=9,884 + 358,5 * G2 / G

(%)

9.6.Useful weight, weight table

Useful weight is a difference between maximum take-off weight and the weight of empty aircraft.

The useful weight by empty weight ………………………. kg is ………………………. kg.

The weight table

Fuel tank 50 l

Pilot weight kg

CG % MAC

Total weight

1 l = 0,775 kg

incl. 5 kg luggage

 

of aircraft kg

¼ ………. 12,5 l

 

 

 

½ ………. 25,0 l

 

 

 

¾ ………. 37,5 l

 

 

 

1 ……….. 50,0 l

 

 

 

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Contents Atec 212 Solo Type of aeroplane Atec 212 SoloPage Page Personal data of the owner IntroductionDescription of the Aeroplane Specification DimensionsRescue System installed / not installed……… WeightsOperational Temperature PowerOil Temperature Temperature of Engine CylindersThree-View Sketch Page Do not exceed this speed by flaps deflected Never exceed the maximum take-off weight of the aeroplaneAir Speeds Do not exceed this speed in any caseCentre of Gravity CG Manoeuvre and Gust Envelope Fuel Permitted ManoeuvresType of operation Other limits WindPage Rescue system deployment Power-off flightVibrations Emergency landingAborted landing Page Pre-Flight Inspection Procedures Before Entering the CockpitTake Off and Climb Away Warming up the EngineTaxiing Pre Take-OffDescent and landing Cruising flightPage Cruising Speeds Stalling Speeds CASTake off Distance at 15 m / 50 feet height Rate of ClimbPage Dismantling the wings AssemblyDismantling the Horizontal and Vertical Rudder Page Landing Gear WingFuselage Tail SurfacesSense of Motion of the Control Elements Fuel SystemInstrument Equipment Page Page Flight Control Instruments Safety BeltsFlap Control Canopy Open / CloseAnchorage of the Aeroplane Cleaning and CareAeroplane Repairs Major OverhaulPage Operation over this range is prohibited Empty WeightMaximum take-off weight Centre of gravity determination Useful weight, weight table