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The British Aerospace BAe-146
I
Aircraft manufacturers, for some four decades, has tried to design the elusive DC-3 replacement with different types of engines, including piston-engined Convair 240/340/440 series and Martin 2-0-2/4-0-4 and Vickers Viscount turboprop Fokker F.27 Friendship and Hawker HS.748 Siddeley. The last attempt had been made by the British aircraft industry, where both de Havilland and Hawker Siddeley had conducted market research and made designs for a small capacity short range aircraft powered by pure jet engines in 1959 and 1960.
Of the two, De Havilland, with its fast earlier, Dove and pistonliners Garza, had considerable experience in regional aircraft and was designed for the first time in pure world, jet aircraft in the form DH.106 Comet quad motor. An initial study for a replacement for the DC-3, designated the DH.123, was marked by a length of 60.6 meters in diameter, a size of 81.3 m Gnone two 1150 shp turboprop high wing attached, and a maximum catch of 22,100 pounds weight. So configured, it would have received between 32 and 40 passengers, little more than the DC-3 from the standard 21 to 28.
De Havilland, subsequently taken over by Hawker Siddeley, and renamed the de Havilland Division, had stopped working in the design force, because DH.123 would compete too closely with the Hawker Siddeley Avro own Rolls Royce Dart 748-seat had fed 44. However, competition existing turboprop associated with the belief that pure Havilland jet technology to attract a considerable attraction for passengers, has led to the proposal in mid- DH.126 1960 design, which was the setting later, low capacity of most standard, two short-range aircraft, like SE.210 Caravelle BAC-111 and DC 9 – with a swept wing, rear-mounted engine and tail-T. Powered by two engines of 3860 pounds of jet thrust De Havilland PS92, which was characterized by a length 60.3 meters for the accommodation of 30 passengers and a wingspan of 62 feet.
several iterations have been introduced gradually, but the moderate important boost, and increases gross weight in 1964, but implementation was hampered by four fundamental constraints:
- wide availability of pure jet engine.
- Stop the engine development of several promising as the mid-1960s in Britain the engine manufacturer mergers.
- The higher costs in the seat-mile in the DC-3-sectors like the new design was expected.
- The inability to exploit the speed of a pure jet in fairly short.
Hawker Siddeley turboprop believe the only stage of intermediate technology, has also launched a program designed pure jet aircraft throughout their pre- De Havilland merger, although the configuration of rear-engine low-wing, T-tail was much like his former rival.
Try to minimize development costs through the use of the cabin, forward fuselage, cabin systems and their own Avro 748, HS.131 proposed in 1964 that had similar overall length was 62.8 meters and a wingspan 67-feet Havilland DH.126 comparable, but its forecast of 5,000 lb thrust Rolls Royce engines RB.172 allowed to offer more, 30,000 pounds of gross weight and capacity 32 passengers.
Earlier, as the engine De Havilland and unavailability disability, Hawker Siddeley planned design iterations throughout the powertrain year. A radical change in the configuration presented by the HS.136 1967, for example, resulted in a low-wing aircraft powered by two engines of 9730 pounds thrust Rolls Royce Trent with a capacity of conventional tail 57 passengers in a cabin five a day with a maximum of 54,000 pounds received. Although the agreement would have eliminated the rear mount, t-cola propensity to stall and conditions of the flame-out, and its proximity to the ground proximity would facilitate the maintenance of aircraft passengers, maintenance and access, the potential for foreign debris (FOD) ingestion engine had yielded to HS.144 proposed two years later, he returned once again to the standard configuration now AFT-motor.
Progressive changes in the design and dimensions and increases the pressure had driven intermittently in a plane whose passengers capacity was double that of the DC-3, and Rolls Royce's bankruptcy caused the stop and the development of Trent in 1970, replacing the DC-3, now without power, it was increasingly difficult to achieve.
This low capacity aircraft short-range line is, as always, articulates a reason for their existence, and the potential was more than a small jet engine being developed Avco Lycoming in the United States. Based on the 7000 F102 pounds of thrust that propelled the Northrop A-9A, the engine, a derivative is designated civil reduced ALF-502, was released in 1969 for the Canadair CL-601 Challenger business jets and was first run two years later. To offer commercial applications, was of modular construction.
Since the rate of 6500 pounds of thrust have been insufficient for the design of aircraft later HS.146 1971, and because no other suitable engine was being developed, the replacement Final DC-3 was designed around four forces, not two, engines and recommended by standard rear-mounted, T-tail, or other wing-mounted configuration. On the other hand, would be the top sport two, slightly swept wings on which the four twin-turbo flows would be tower mounted. With capacity for 88 passengers, or three times as many passenger aircraft DC-3, with a length of 86.2 meters and a 84.10 magnitude meters, had a gross weight of 70,000 pounds, and miles of 700 miles nautical range.
However, the HS.146 offers several advantages over the previous standard form De Havilland and Hawker Siddeley design studios. short field performance, equivalent full turboprops to replace has been achieved by their relationship power / weight and the wing, which, covering 78 percent of its trailing edge flaps with Fowler, avoided edge equipment, and the simplification and weight reduction is achieved through the elimination of the thrust reversers. The T-tail, the rest of the older design, were selected to avoid interference from the engine and the turbulence the wing.
The four engine nacelles, which had been interchangeable, the nuclei are composed of modular fan base, the gearbox accessories, the producer of gas and the compressor and turbine sections of the combustion.
A cross section of 11.8 meters has led to the provision internal current six seats in the coach which was double the DC-3.
To meet the demands of different courses, offering a Hawker Siddeley first, 88-passenger HS-146-100 and an extended, 102-passenger version HS.146-200, two maximum densities of six per day, although the capacity can be reduced more or less between class seats and conditions on the front.
Fully designed as a turboprop jet counterpart Viscount HS.748 pure F.27, SA 146 has been optimized for newspapers, high frequency, short-range sectors in the short and poorly prepared, gravel roads, but to achieve 15-percent reduction of direct costs operation of these devices. knots slow, controlled speed approach, a little over 100, it reached its rear fuselage, speed brake petal and 40 degrees trailing edge flaps to operate on runways of 5,000 feet.
Hawker Siddeley had an estimated market of 1,500 aircraft of this type in 1982.
launch HS.146 program on the basis of 40 million pounds of government support of the United Kingdom and the manufacturer's own investments, held August 29, 1973, and the first flight HS.146 short fuselage-100, had been scheduled for December this year after certification in February 1977, while the tense HS.146-200, which coincides with cell session, had been targeted for certification in August 1978. A wooden scale model was built on an intermittent basis, in Hatfield.
Like so many British commercial projects, its momentum stopped abruptly a little over a year after its launch. High fuel prices from the Arab-Israeli Yom Kippur, changing economic conditions and a general recession, along with the pending nationalization of the aviation industry in the United Kingdom, has the program economically unfeasible HS.146 in October 1974. As a result, been arrested, although the engineering drawings on a small scale and continue with the plane tools and templates have been preserved.
Three years later, March 15, 1977, British Aerospace was formed by the merger of Hawker Siddeley and British Aircraft Corporation, and the design, renamed BAe-146, has been revived. It was the first to be carried out by the new conglomerate the following year, July 10, 1978.
Unveiled for the first time three years later, May 20, 1981 in Hatfield, the aircraft, registered G-HFSS, became the first new design British BAC-111 aircraft made 18 years earlier.
The aircraft, in its original BAe-146-100 forms, presented a semi-monocoque fuselage pressure alloy aluminum / copper with an interior of the fuselage frames was bending loads of the aircraft and outer rings which limits the charges filed court construction technique simple that it has eliminated about 5,000 spikes chassis Stringer. Its diameter of 11.8 feet, which allows five or six seats in the current coach, has ensured that passengers could enjoy the same convenience on the road in the typical type of charger as the areas of long-term operation provided by the wide-body aircraft are often transferred.
unique ability class varies from 71 to five together, the configuration of 33 to 82 inches and six abreast, the provision of 33 inches and 93 the last six day-density 29-inches. The total capacity is reduced with an advance 12-seat first class cabin in a configuration of four a day.
The plane a 85-foot, 11 ½ inches long overall.
The wings, with a duration of 86-feet and the area of 832 square-meters was marked by an arrow 15 degrees and three degrees of anhedral to your advantage. With the short flight, areas of 150 nautical miles, cruise speed over Mach 0.7 is not optimized its necessary and therefore eliminates the need for greater arrow. Low speed, short field performance was achieved by means of a single, tabs, flaps behind the edge of Fowler, who, with an area of 210 square meters, covered 78 percent of the time and were operated by hydraulic actuators ROTOL Dowty. Roll control was provided by the manual control aileron trim tab and servo-equipped, operating together with the external wing of each hydraulic aileron roll. Three additional spoiler interior was lifted after taking dump.
Power was provided by four Textron Lycoming ALF-502r-5 turbofans, rated at 6970 pounds of thrust, and had replaced the low thrust, 6700 pounds ALF-502Hs originally scheduled for design. Avco Lycoming become since "Textron Lycoming.
A total of 3098 U.S. gallons of fuel could be carried in two integral wing tanks and a central section, the latter located above the passenger cabin and equipped with a vent drainage and sealing of the diaphragm. The pressure at one point the offer is on the right wing, outboard engine number four.
The fixed horizontal tail mounted on the tail, did not require the standard variable geometry impact that the lack of edge devices has eliminated the band balance requirements usually associated with changes in the tone. Its location, avoiding interference folding wing and engine thrust, where the largest moment arm, thus reducing the space necessary and weight. Their lifts were operated manually, while rudder drift is hydraulically operated.
Key design BAe-146 was 40-meters square, a hydraulic powered air brake petals into a cone integral, aerodynamic tail end of the fuselage and display up to 60 positions degrees. Increase slow and controlled, the increase rate of descent, have allowed the aircraft to descend to 7,000 FPM above 10,000 feet and 4,000 feet per minute below it, to facilitate the operation of the short runway and the elimination of the need for thrust reversers.
The aircraft hydraulic tricycle landing gear was on an aircraft, a telescope attached strut nose wheel falling forward and outboard two main units that retracted displaced into the vial sides of the fuselage fairings. All wheels are fitted with Dunlop, while the main landing gear carbon brake multi-disk has been previously used by the Concorde.
Two 3000 psi hydraulic system powered the trailing edge flaps, air brake petal, the landing gear wheels and brakes. Garrett AiResearch CGA-100M 36 power units Auxiliary was presented to the cabin conditioning and electric motor starters and had been used up to 20,000 feet.
With a maximum of 84,000 pounds in the BAe-146-100 has a range of 880 nautical miles, its maximum load and 1620 nm range with maximum fuel.
September 3 First flight 1981, for an hour, 35 minutes of the struggle to make 64,000 pounds on takeoff, the BAe-146-100 had been pronounced as "very stable, very sensitive, quiet and charming "by test driver and received a Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) on the type of certificate February 4, 1983. after three FAA Certification months later, May 20
Customer Dan-Air Services Ltd., the launch for the type, had placed two firm orders and two options in the previous September, and regular service was inaugurated on March 1, 1983, with an occasional has provided aircraft for British Aerospace on the London / Gatwick-Bern, Switzerland by road before deploying its own aircraft on the road May 27 The BAe-146 airliner that was pure reaction was able to operate on short runways Bern.
The most large, BAe-146-200, with a sequence of five pictures, the star of a new length of 93.10 meters set and accommodates 100 passengers in a six-day, with a seat pitch of 33 inches or a maximum of 112 at a height of 29 inches, but otherwise kept the BAe-146-100 scale. The plane, with a maximum of Received 93,000 pounds of weight, has a range of 1130 miles nautical with a full load or one nautical mile track in 1570 with full fuel.
The first flight on August 1, 1982 and registered G-WISC type opened in service next year on June 27, by Air Wisconsin, which had placed a firm order four four option aircraft, configured for 100, May 20, 1981, the same day that the short variant of the fuselage was first implemented. Joining a fleet of Fairchild They Swearingen Metro and De Havilland Canada DHC-7 turboprop of the BAe-146-200 have made, on average, 127 sections of road miles, more rarely rise above 17,000 feet, and in the spring of 1984, had served 16 cities in the Midwest, which operates 14 sectors per day and per day. She replaced turboprops.
The largest order of 20 companies and options for 25, had been placed by another U.S. regional airline, Pacific Southwest Airlines (PSA) while other U.S. companies Air-Pac included the Aleutian Islands, Alaska, Aspen Airways, Air Cal, American Airlines, British Airways Discover Hawaii Presidential Airways, Real West, USAir and Westar Suburban.
The BAe-146 aircraft was the first pure to be certified to operate from London City Stolport, located in the Docklands area, because of its ability steep approach, performance, short track and low noise.
In order to expand its product range capacity passengers to pay closer and more appropriate advanced compete Fokker F.100 own tense British Aerospace offers a second stretch of the original BAe-146-100, which resulted in the front 8.1 meters and 7.8 meters plugs rear fuselage of the BAe-146-200. The version that follows, the BAe-146-300, has a center fuselage and a new section of 100 feet, 8 ¼ inches in overall length, but otherwise uses the same scale and turbofans 502r-ALF-5. single class, the current capacity of five, a seat pitch of 31 inches, was 103, but 128 passengers in high density, a seat pitch of 29 inches, can be accommodated with the addition of type III exits installed in the central fuselage. The variation of 97,500 pounds, with a range of 1,040 nautical miles with a full load and 1,520 nautical miles with full fuel range, first flew on 1 May 1987, after the BAe-146-100 prototype (G-SSSH) had been converted to this standard and re-registered G-LUXE.
Air Wisconsin, launch customer for the new version, has taken charge of his first fuselage BAe-146-300 on December 10, 1988, one of five he had composed earlier order-200.
A freighter version, the calm Operator BAe-146-QT had been available in the three passenger versions. Establishment of a higher open, hydraulic, is on foot 10.11-6.4 on his back, left side, a reinforced floor and a loading system and the plane with no windows and the passenger facility could hold nine LD-3 containers or pallets six 108-by-88 inches up to 6,000 pounds each and a 53-by-88 ½-inch range. The prototype, a BAe-146-200 converted by Hayes International Corporation, had won before March 20 1986 and was inaugurated into service by TNT International Aviation Services, the following year, May 5 The operator subsequently acquired a significant number among them.
II
A representative BAe-146-200 flights operated by Air Zimbabwe from the Kariba Hwange was adopted in September 1994.
Founded in 1967, Air Rhodesia Rhodesia to operate the routes of Central African Airways, the company, the change due to black majority rule has increased, renamed Air Zimbabwe Rhodesia in 1979 and, quite simply, Air Zimbabwe Next years after the country gained its independence. The transition period, responsible for political instability, constant readjustment caused route structure, which had included only to South Africa.
When the internal situation has finally been destabilized, the link system was restored gradually, once again serve as liaison between Zimbabwe and many African countries, regional, and Europe. In 1982, Air Zimbabwe had operated eight constables, three 720Bs, and three 707-320B, while 707 were replaced later on 720.
Due to competition, deregulation led to the small company has increased its efforts to remain competitive with passenger service and a modern fleet of three types including a BAe-146-200, 737-200 and three 767-200ER two, serving five domestic destinations in Zimbabwe, Bulawayo, Harare, Hwange, Kariba and Victoria Falls, 11 international destinations in Africa Dar es Salaam, Durban, Gaborone, Johannesburg, Lilongwe, Lusaka, Manzini, Maputo, Mauritius, Nairobi, Windhoek, and the three intercontinental European destinations of Frankfurt, Larnaca, and London.
In June 1983 launched a "Customer Care Program" to improve service and introduce a new Executive Business Class on two wide-body aircraft for better compete with major international carriers, which operated between Europe and Africa.
He carried three slogans: "A tradition of care," in 1989, "Above all, We Care" in 1992, and "the experience of our commitment to excellence" in 1994.
Its purpose was reported "The airline that best suits the needs of the customers to operate profitably and contribute to the development of Zimbabwe with skills and talents of a committed workforce. "
The flight BAe-146-200 operations at the time, recorded and Z-WPD called "Jungwe" was configured with a single class 91, six places ahead and was equipped with a passenger audio system. Victoria Falls Road in Hwange, Kariba and Harare with the flight number "of UM 229," which operates three sectors covering 30 minutes, an hour and 45 minutes.
After embarking from the terminal through its unique ladder front left, high wing, four-engine British regional jet wearing his red livery of black, yellow and green striped taxi executed a roll in the long concrete runway flanked on either side by the Park Hwange National is dry, brown grass and bushes extensions periodically interrupted by impala feeding.
A complete "before takeoff "checklist, and extend its Fowler trailing edge flap position of 24 degrees, the plane strangled in endurance races, four ALF-502r-5 turbofans boost their 35,500 pounds of ground with their 6970 pounds of thrust in the generator speed of life. Take the tour itself to 112 knots, with horizontal hinge lift gate, the BAe-146 given himself in the warm African V2 speed 118-node, retracting tricycle landing gear and accelerate through a 171-knot speed VFTO gray obscuring the ceiling.
Perched on the right bank in Africa brown and beige set 4,200 feet, the BAe-146 reversed the components of the 24 – to position 0 degrees, the realization of his "after launch" checklist. Ascending 7600 feet, when a low speed of 291-node had been registered, maintained a rate of climb to 1,800 feet per minute. Its NAV indicates a distance of 135.4 kilometers of Kariba.
Falling through the darkness to 15,780 feet dirty opaque white 229 won control of the emergence of clusters mountains, now without fleas pure blue afternoon illustriously 18,640 feet.
Inching throttle again a moment later, the British line installed at the regional level to 21,000 feet wide at a plateau of low speed of 354 knots with the remaining 97.7 miles to your destination.
cabin service in the area within an hour had included a selection of alcoholic beverages, mineral water, orange juice and lemonade and a snack potato chips and peanut treat.
The feed rate was high at 411 knots.
Downhill, which began with 54 miles left on his flight plan has been achieved by the publication in 5500 feet in the cabin "ALT SEL" automatic pilot, which at 2000 feet per minute rate of descent min.
Abandoned once again to the density, the dark reference to lose the layer of clouds, the plane crashed at 10,000 feet, at speeds of 260 nodes with 21 miles remaining in Kariba, extending petals of air brakes to 7,000 feet, producing a very controlled, but resistance induced by the profile. an altitude of 4500 feet was intermittently in ALT SEL "window.
Emerging fog in the baby blue roof of Lake Kariba, which was highlighted by the drought, coastal scrub beige and brown, the captain consulted his Table landing flap for weighing 34.500 kg.
Expand its position Fowler flaps 18 degrees at 3,600 feet, 6.4 miles at the time had remained in his plan flight, the airline has raised its landing gear at a speed of 162-node land and its lifting devices operated in position 24 degrees of arc, while left bank through the arid expanse of desert. Black Mountain to see the windows rolled numbers of the cab.
Descending through 2600 feet at a speed 161-knot ground, the BAe-146-200, now sports 33 degrees of trailing edge flap has maintained a position of 270 degrees, the runway, apparently the straw plowed Brown, visible through the windshield.
Extension your air brake petals of the position of 60 degrees, the aircraft at a negligible rate of descent, passed over the threshold of runway 27 to 120 nodes, which retards the burning of gas in contact with the main landing gear sizzilingly hot concrete. A slowdown significant application of braking and handling with its wing already deployed on the splr "LIFT" position, orientation-free Quad-jet used to change the line central before the train to reach its threshold and others could be at 180 degrees.
Taxiing to the ramp terminal half only sweltering 94-degree high wing, T-plane passenger in the queue, although usually dwarfed a widebody Intercontinental, eclipsed the U.S. Air Azteca PA-23 and the pistons of the collection private stationed around now.
The BAe-146 had, as evidenced in this sector, provided that the link between the cities of Zimbabwe are often offline Road and communities.
III
While British Aerospace BAe-146 had sold 219 examples of all versions of 45 airlines world, however, were the basis for their part, more advanced, Textron Lycoming LF507 Avro RJ70 power, RJ85 and RJ100 derivatives.
About the Author
A graduate of Long Island University-C.W. Post Campus with a summa-cum-laude BA Degree in Comparative Languages and Journalism, I have subsequently earned the Continuing Community Education Teaching Certificate from the Nassau Association for Continuing Community Education (NACCE) at Molloy College, the Travel Career Development Certificate from the Institute of Certified Travel Agents (ICTA) at LIU, and the AAS Degree in Aerospace Technology at the State University of New York – College of Technology at Farmingdale. Having amassed almost three decades in the airline industry, I managed the New York-JFK and Washington-Dulles stations at Austrian Airlines, created the North American Station Training Program, served as an Aviation Advisor to Farmingdale State University of New York, and created and taught the Airline Management Certificate Program at the Long Island Educational Opportunity Center. A freelance author, I have written some 70 books of the short story, novel, nonfiction, essay, poetry, article, log, curriculum, training manual, and textbook genre in English, German, and Spanish, having principally focused on aviation and travel, and I have been published in book, magazine, newsletter, and electronic Web site form. I am a writer for Cole Palen’s Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome in New York.
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