仪表等级飞行员理论培训stage1-107VOR
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仪表等级飞行员理论培训stage1-107 VOR
Only one VOR receiver is required for instrument flight But having 2 helps simplify your arrival at intersections
2 centered needles tells you that you’ve arrived at the intersection with 1 receiver, track your course and tune in the off-airway radial with FROM Needle will deflect toward off airway station until you arrive at intersection then it will center and move away from station after you pass the intersection
All aircraft located in a POSITION where flying in the direction
selected on the OBS would take them away from the station will
have a FROM indication
CDI / TO-FROM
CONE OF CONFUSION: over the station
ZONE OF AMBIGUITY: “ABEAM” the station The VOR will indicate “OFF” or “NAV” flag indications when over or abeam the station or when out of range and not receiving a reliable signal.
2 centered needles tells you that you’ve arrived at the intersection with 1 receiver, track your course and tune in the off-airway radial with FROM Needle will deflect toward off airway station until you arrive at intersection then it will center and move away from station after you pass the intersection
All aircraft located in a POSITION where flying in the direction
selected on the OBS would take them away from the station will
have a FROM indication
CDI / TO-FROM
CONE OF CONFUSION: over the station
ZONE OF AMBIGUITY: “ABEAM” the station The VOR will indicate “OFF” or “NAV” flag indications when over or abeam the station or when out of range and not receiving a reliable signal.
仪表等级飞行员理论培训stage1-104 PITOT-STATIC资料
International Standard Atmosphere
• ISA
– Standard Sea level Pressure 29.92 Hg. • 1013.2 Mb. – Standard temperature • Sea Level 15 C (59 F) • Standard Lapse rate 2 C per 1000 feet
Airspeed Indicator Measures pressure differential
•
Types of Airspeed:acronym “ICET ” Indicated airspeed
– Indication on airspeed indicator – Use same indicated airspeed for take-off & landing regardless of altitude or temperature
– Indicated – Pressure – Density – True – Absolute
Altitude types are different because of reference point. • Indicated altitude
– what you read when barometric pressure is set to current altimeter setting – IFR below 18,000’ MSL
– Airspeed (AI) – Altimeter (ALT) – Vertical Speed (VSI)
– AIRSPEED INDICATOR
Airspeed Indicator
仪表等级飞行员理论培训stage5210APPROACHPROCEDURES
APPROACH
Approach Procedures
Safely Finding The Airport
Precision Approaches
Precision Approaches provide vertical guidance in addition to lateral guidance, most often through the use of an electronic glideslope. Precision Approaches include:
Final Segment of a VOR Approach (non-precision with FAP)
Missed Approach Segment
Navigate from MAP to missed approach holding point. Depicted on every approach
• NDB
• RNAV (GPS)
• ASR – Airport Surveillance Radar
• Localizer (front & back courses)
• LDA / SDF / RNAV
The United States Standard for Terminal Instrument Procedures (TERPS) is the approved criteria for formulating instrument approach procedures.
–Intermediate fix (IF) –Begins at point where you are
proceeding inbound to the final approach fix, properly aligned. –Not all approaches have an intermediate fix
Approach Procedures
Safely Finding The Airport
Precision Approaches
Precision Approaches provide vertical guidance in addition to lateral guidance, most often through the use of an electronic glideslope. Precision Approaches include:
Final Segment of a VOR Approach (non-precision with FAP)
Missed Approach Segment
Navigate from MAP to missed approach holding point. Depicted on every approach
• NDB
• RNAV (GPS)
• ASR – Airport Surveillance Radar
• Localizer (front & back courses)
• LDA / SDF / RNAV
The United States Standard for Terminal Instrument Procedures (TERPS) is the approved criteria for formulating instrument approach procedures.
–Intermediate fix (IF) –Begins at point where you are
proceeding inbound to the final approach fix, properly aligned. –Not all approaches have an intermediate fix
仪表等级理论训练大纲-仪表飞行航图
3.1.2 .4着陆最低标准
3.1.2 .5飞机进近种类
3.1.2 .6所需能见度
3.1.2 .7最低下降要求
3.1.2 .8不工作部分
3.1.3其它进近程序
3.2机场图
3.2.1表头部分
3.2.2机场概览和使用说明
3.2.3起飞和备降最低标准
2.1.5机场
2.1.6空域
2.2区域图
3仪表进近图
3.1进近图
3.1.1进近航段
3.1.1 .1进场航段
3.1.1 .2起始进近航段
3.1.1 .3中间进近航段
3.1.1 .4最后进近航段
3.1.1 .5复飞航段
3.1.2航图布局
3.1.2 .1表头部分
3.1.2 .2计划概览
3.1.2 .3剖面图示
1、概述
阶段名称
第2阶段
课程名称
仪表飞行航图
课程编号
2.2
课程时间
6.0(小时)
2、课程内容
1离场图和进场图
1.1标准仪表离场图
1.1.1飞行员引导型标准仪表离场
1.1.2引导型标准仪表离场
1.2标准终端进场航图
2航路图和区域图
2.1航路图
2.1.1使用信息
2.1.2导航设备
2Hale Waihona Puke 1.3全向信标航路2.1.4通信联络
3.1.2 .5飞机进近种类
3.1.2 .6所需能见度
3.1.2 .7最低下降要求
3.1.2 .8不工作部分
3.1.3其它进近程序
3.2机场图
3.2.1表头部分
3.2.2机场概览和使用说明
3.2.3起飞和备降最低标准
2.1.5机场
2.1.6空域
2.2区域图
3仪表进近图
3.1进近图
3.1.1进近航段
3.1.1 .1进场航段
3.1.1 .2起始进近航段
3.1.1 .3中间进近航段
3.1.1 .4最后进近航段
3.1.1 .5复飞航段
3.1.2航图布局
3.1.2 .1表头部分
3.1.2 .2计划概览
3.1.2 .3剖面图示
1、概述
阶段名称
第2阶段
课程名称
仪表飞行航图
课程编号
2.2
课程时间
6.0(小时)
2、课程内容
1离场图和进场图
1.1标准仪表离场图
1.1.1飞行员引导型标准仪表离场
1.1.2引导型标准仪表离场
1.2标准终端进场航图
2航路图和区域图
2.1航路图
2.1.1使用信息
2.1.2导航设备
2Hale Waihona Puke 1.3全向信标航路2.1.4通信联络
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(精品)仪表等级飞行员理论培训stage1-109RNAV-GPS1A
GPS Architecture
The GPS Positioning Concept
• Two principal pieces of information are required to determine a GPS position: ➢Position of each satellite ➢Range from the satellite to the user
What might a Flight Management System do for a pilot?
•Position •Airspeed •Groundspeed •Altitude hold •ETE / ETA •Heading •Course
• Ground Track • Fuel Burn
Once the Waypoint is set up in the receiver, the pilot simply treats it as though it were a real VOR
Programming the RNAV
Flight Management Systems: A Definition
• A minimum of four satellite signals are required to solve for an unaided, unique, position and time solution.
How Does GPS Work? Basic Function of GPS
Ground Antennas
GPS Architecture
User Element
• Consists of antennas and receiver/processors on board an aircraft, automobile, ship, cellular telephones and other new items like watches that provide positioning, velocity and precise timing to the user.
仪表等级飞行员理论培训stage1-103 GYROS-COMPASS
• Does NOT show if the aircraft is turning, climbing or descending
ATTITUDE INDICATOR
How an AI Works
• Principle of operation:
-RIGIDITY IN SPACE
• Gyro spins in horizontal plane on a
models)
• Caging devices were necessary for acrobatic flight to prevent tumbling
• Newer Attitude Indicators do not have the same limits so no caging
Heading Indicator
Acceleration / Deceleration Errors
• Example - accelerate
– Horizon bar moves down
– Incorrectly indicates a climb – ‘Confirmed’ by pilot’s somatogravic
Equipment tests & inspections required for IFR
• Airworthiness Directives (recurring/one-time) • VOR (preceding 30 days) • Inspections (Annual/100 hour if for hire) • Altimeter (preceding 24 calendar months • Transponder (preceding 24 calendar months) • ELT (preceding 12 calendar months) • Static system (preceding 24 calendar mo.)
ATTITUDE INDICATOR
How an AI Works
• Principle of operation:
-RIGIDITY IN SPACE
• Gyro spins in horizontal plane on a
models)
• Caging devices were necessary for acrobatic flight to prevent tumbling
• Newer Attitude Indicators do not have the same limits so no caging
Heading Indicator
Acceleration / Deceleration Errors
• Example - accelerate
– Horizon bar moves down
– Incorrectly indicates a climb – ‘Confirmed’ by pilot’s somatogravic
Equipment tests & inspections required for IFR
• Airworthiness Directives (recurring/one-time) • VOR (preceding 30 days) • Inspections (Annual/100 hour if for hire) • Altimeter (preceding 24 calendar months • Transponder (preceding 24 calendar months) • ELT (preceding 12 calendar months) • Static system (preceding 24 calendar mo.)
仪表等级飞行员理论培训stage1-108HSI,ADF,RMI,DME剖析
• We’ll talk about this more when we learn about ILS
HSI: FAA Fig. 95
HSI: FAA Figs. 98 & 99
Which aircraft symbol represents the indications of HSI ‘A’, ‘B’, etc.?
– Think of the ‘N’ or ‘0’ at the top of the dial as representing the “NOSE” of the aircraft rather than North.
Movable Card Indicator
–With MH set on movable card ADF • Tip of needle points to magnetic bearing TO NDB • Tail of needle points to magnetic bearing FROM NDB
RANGE REPLY SIGNAL
INTERROGATION SIGNAL
Distance Measuring Equipment (DME)
DME Identification
(Morse code approx. every 30 seconds)
•DME Cautions: Slant Range Distance
ADF Formula
– MH + RB = MB –Magnetic Heading (MH) –Relative Bearing (RB) –Magnetic Bearing (MB) –TO the station
–(add/subtract 180 for FROM)
HSI: FAA Fig. 95
HSI: FAA Figs. 98 & 99
Which aircraft symbol represents the indications of HSI ‘A’, ‘B’, etc.?
– Think of the ‘N’ or ‘0’ at the top of the dial as representing the “NOSE” of the aircraft rather than North.
Movable Card Indicator
–With MH set on movable card ADF • Tip of needle points to magnetic bearing TO NDB • Tail of needle points to magnetic bearing FROM NDB
RANGE REPLY SIGNAL
INTERROGATION SIGNAL
Distance Measuring Equipment (DME)
DME Identification
(Morse code approx. every 30 seconds)
•DME Cautions: Slant Range Distance
ADF Formula
– MH + RB = MB –Magnetic Heading (MH) –Relative Bearing (RB) –Magnetic Bearing (MB) –TO the station
–(add/subtract 180 for FROM)
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Airborne Equipment
Course Index
Unreliable Signal Flag
CDI Needle
Omni Bearing Selector Knob TO/FROM Indicator 2o dots
VOR INDICATOR
Each dot is 2 degrees off course •5 dots sensitivity ; 10 degrees full-scale deflection
Radio Navigation:
VOR
Very High Frequency Omni-directional Range
VOR Navigation
Very High Frequency Omnidirectional Range (VOR)
Most common ground based navaid
Check TO-FROM window “TO”- selected course will take you generally
TO station “FROM”- selected course will take you generally FROM station
Identifying a Station
VOR VORTAC VOR/DME
108.00-117.95 MHz
VHF frequencies have “line of sight” limitation
VOR stations transmit radio beams, or Radials, which radiate outward FROM the station in every direction, like spokes on a wheel
Aircraft is located AWAY from needle Needle represents selected course line
Each dot is 2 degrees off course
5 dot sensitivity: 10 degrees full-scale deflection
Low Altitude VOR
40 n.m. 1,000 AGL - 18,000 AGL at altitudes > 18,000 AGL possible interference
High Altitude VOR
40 n.m. 1,000AGL- 14,500 AGL 100 n.m. 14,500 AGL - 18,000 AGL 130 n.m. 18,000 AGL – 45,000AGL 100 n.m FL 450 - FL 600
VOR – BASIC OPERATION
VOR GROUND STATION
IABLE SIGNAL
VOR – BASIC OPERATION
IN PHASE: REFERENCE-VARIABLE SIGNAL (360) OUT OF PHASE: VARIABLE SIGNAL (090) OUT OF PHASE: VARIABLE SIGNAL (180) OUT OF PHASE: VARIABLE SIGNAL (360-000)
CONE OF CONFUSION: over the station
ZONE OF AMBIGUITY: “ABEAM” the station The VOR will indicate “OFF” or “NAV” flag indications when over or abeam the station or when out of range and not receiving a reliable signal.
Station Passage
Close to the station Cone of confusion
VOR CLASSES/Standard Service Volumes
VOR classification in A/FD “radio aids to navigation”
AIM 1-1-8
Terminal VOR
Located at Airports for instrument approaches 25 n.m. 1,000AGL- 12,000 AGL
Pull “Volume/Ident” knob Listen to Morse Code Identifier Compare it to desired station on chart Wrong code - Wrong station No code - No station “TEST” ( _ . … _ ) code - Station under maintenance VOR code: approx. every 10 seconds DME code: approx. every 30 seconds
VOR RADIALS
VOR RADIALS vs. VOR COURSES
Navigation Procedures
Tune: select frequency Identify: listen to Morse code signal Navigate:
Select desired course on OBS Center needle to determine location
Interpreting VOR Indications
Needle centered with “FROM” in window
Aircraft is on radial OBS course Needle centered with “TO” in window Aircraft is on radial reciprocal to OBS course “FROM TOP - TO BOTTOM” Needle NOT centered (L or R of center)