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Good Afternoon, Class,
Temperature affects aviation in tons of diverse ways. We learned how
certain temperatures affect the density of atoms and molecules this week
and through that we can draw multiple conclusions on how this can
impact flight. In order to takeoff from ground pilots need to achieve a
certain speed to be able to create lift generated by the high- and low-
pressure areas above and below the wings. Depending on the
temperature outside, they may need to increase their speed in order to
generate lift.
One way temperature directly impacts my everyday life is through the
density of air in temperature differences. When jet engines are being
tested, the ambient temperature inside the cell can play a huge role in the
power output done by an engine. Typically, cooler temperatures (more
dense air) allow for higher performing engines. Although, whenever an
engine is going through developmental stages, they typically use heated
inlets to control these perimeters allowing engineers to have a better
understanding of the variable limits an engine can withstand and how fuel
consumption is being affected by temperature.
I read an article and attached it below explaining the limitations of
commercial flights in extreme heat and typically although it may not be
seen, flights get grounded all the time when temperature becomes too
hot. I did try to find an example of a crash due to heat related conditions
but could not find that as any main cause of a single crash.
Matt
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