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    This document contains the results of an experiment to estimate the take-off weight of an aircraft using a weight estimation algorithm. It provides the input parameters for the algorithm, including maximum take-off weight, payload weight, fuel weight, and mission profile details like range, speed, lift-to-drag ratio, and endurance. The algorithm is run multiple times with decreasing assumed initial weight to converge on the actual take-off weight of 30,745 pounds.

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    Experiment-1.1: CASE-1

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    This document contains the results of an experiment to estimate the take-off weight of an aircraft using a weight estimation algorithm. It provides the input parameters for the algorithm, including maximum take-off weight, payload weight, fuel weight, and mission profile details like range, speed, lift-to-drag ratio, and endurance. The algorithm is run multiple times with decreasing assumed initial weight to converge on the actual take-off weight of 30,745 pounds.

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    M GOPALA KRISHNA

    10Q91A2142

    CASE-1

    EXPERIMENT-1.1

    Aim: To estimatetake-off grass weight of given aircraft and its mission profile using weight
    estimation algorithm

    Wx/W0

    0.660201

    Wp

    5000

    W1/W0

    0.97

    Wc

    800

    W2/W1

    0.985

    W3/W2

    0.868797

    0.93

    W4/w3

    0.927743

    -0.07

    W5/W4

    0.868797

    1500

    W6/W5

    0.991701

    9114173

    W7/W6

    0.995

    Requirements:
    Wp+Wc
    Wf/W0
    R(Nmi)
    R(ft)
    C1(/hr)
    C1(/sec)
    V
    V(ft/sec)
    L/D
    L/D
    M
    E1(hr)

    5800
    0.360187

    0.5
    W0(assumed) We/W0

    0.000139
    0.6
    649.56
    16
    13.856
    0.6
    3

    W0(calculated)

    30000
    30200
    30400
    30500
    30600
    30700

    0.451944
    0.451734
    0.451525
    0.451421
    0.451318
    0.451215

    30872.528
    30838.032
    30803.855
    30786.885
    30769.992
    30753.178

    Difference
    872.528
    638.032
    403.855
    286.885
    169.992
    53.178

    E1(sec)

    10800

    30740

    0.451174

    30746.473

    6.473

    E2(min)

    20

    30745

    0.451168

    30745.636

    0.636

    E2(sec)

    1200

    C2(/hr)

    0.4

    C2(/sec)

    0.000111
    31000
    30800
    30600
    30400
    W0(assumed)

    30200

    W0(calculated)

    30000
    29800
    29600
    29400
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