Runways Flashcards

1
Q

What is the stop-way?

A

Obstacle free area at the end of the runway for emergency stopping.

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2
Q

What is the threshold to threshold area called?

A

Landing distance available.

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3
Q

What is the part of the runway called, used in take off, with lines on it but behind the threshold?

A

Starter extension.

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4
Q

What does TORA stand for?

A

Take-off runway available.

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5
Q

What is the clearway?

A

Area at the end of the TORA and extends 75m either side.

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6
Q

What is the LDA + Starter Extension equal to?

A

TORA

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7
Q

What is TORA + Stop-way?

A

Asda (accelerated stop distance available)

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8
Q

What is ASDA?

A

TORA + Stop-way

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9
Q

What is the minimum width of the clearway in feet?

A

152m (500ft) by 50% of the TORA (max)

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10
Q

What does TORA + Clearway equal?

A

TODA

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11
Q

What is the max slope of a clearway?

A

1.25%

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12
Q

What is a displaced threshold also known as?

A

Starter extension.

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13
Q

TODA = TORA + Clearway or what (choose smallest)

A

TORA x 1.5

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14
Q

When does a balanced runway occur?

A

TODA = ASDA

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15
Q

What do you have to remove to make a balanced runway?

A

Removed stop-way or clearway.

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16
Q

Using the runway heading, what will sin give us?

A

Crosswind.

17
Q

Using the runway heading, what will cos give us?

A

Head/tail wind

18
Q

What happens to ASD on an upsloping runway?

19
Q

Every blank % of slope causes a blank % change of distance needed.

20
Q

What would you times the take off distance by if there is a 1 slope up?

21
Q

What would you times the take off distance by if there is a 1 slope down?

22
Q

What is the equation for runway slope?

A

Difference in threshold elevations / TORA x 100

23
Q

What does PCN stand for?

A

Pavement classification number.

24
Q

What does PCN tell us?

A

The relative load bearing strength of the surface.

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On a PNC what does F stand for within the code?
Flexible.
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On a PNC what does R stand for within the code?
Rigid.
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On a PNC what does A/B/C stand for within the code?
Sub grade surface strength.
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What does ACN tell us?
The aircraft classification number.
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What does the ACN mean?
The relative load the aircraft will apply to the surface.
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PCN 46. If the number was smaller, what does this mean?
Weaker surface.
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ACN () PCN
ACN < PCN
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When can ACN exceed PCN by 10%?
The surface is older than 12months and occasional annual movements (occassional)
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When can ACN exceed PCN by 25% ?
All 10% restrictions + inspections before and after a movement
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When can ACN exceed PCN by >50% ?
Emergency’s only
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What is the name of an obstruction in the take off path that is a minimum hazard to an aircraft?
Frangible object.