Airplane''s trajectory analysis under the influence of low level wind shear

碩士 === 淡江大學 === 機械工程學系 === 84 === Low level wind shear always is the focus of aviation research, and its hazard to flight safety arise people''s concern. This thesis use numericalmethod to simulate Boeing 747airplane''s trajectory unde...

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Main Authors: Chu, Yung Chang, 朱永彰
Other Authors: Tung Wan
Format: Others
Language:zh-TW
Published: 1996
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/51405838822936175327
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Summary:碩士 === 淡江大學 === 機械工程學系 === 84 === Low level wind shear always is the focus of aviation research, and its hazard to flight safety arise people''s concern. This thesis use numericalmethod to simulate Boeing 747airplane''s trajectory under the influence of low level wind shear, and try to analyze flight stragety, and its result can help to improve flight training. Basically, there are three different kinds of low level wind shearmodels, and the vortex ring model is most realistic one, but still simple enough for practical calculation. In order to simulate the actual physical phenomenon, the unsteady vortex ring wind shear model has been implemented in this work. Most of prior research on low level wind shear always focuson flight altitude control. They have assumed that the airplane is a point mass in the atmosphere, and discuss it as a two dimensional motion. Butwe know if the airplane penetrates wind shear windfield in a nonsymmetric axis fashion, we can not ignore the effect of lateral wind. This research use nonlinear six degrees of freedom rigid body equation of motion tosimulate airplane''s flight condition under the influence of low level wind shear, that is when the airplane fly in three dimensional space, its attitudeangle must be calculated into the equation of motion. Finally, we hope to find proper flight trajectory by analyzing numerical results which simulate airplane''s flight condition in different initial values of attitude angle and thrust. The result presented here comfirm the FAA ''Wind Shear Training Aid'', but is slightly different from Avilo''s conclusion, and the author hope this result can help to flight safety.