Emergency Exits Every 30 feet on Each Side
FRIEGHTER???
Perfectly Circular Crossection
LD3-45 Containerized Cargo Bay
Thrust to Weight = 0.32
CONSTRAINTS:-
CFM LEAP
10:1 Bypass Ratio
16% Lower Fuel Consumption
WING CONSTRAINTS:-
32 inch Seat Pitch
SEAT PITCH 32 INCH
1591 ft^3
Range
3200 nm
3060 nm
9LD3-46
Cargo Capacity
Notional 3 Veiw Diagram With Scale Wing, Fuselage and Cabin
Take-off Length
32 in (Typical)
30 in (Dense)
Seat Pitch
2400 m
2100 m
Passenger Comfort
Seat Width
17.5 in
CSRJ
189(1 class dense)
175 (typical 1 class)
160 (2 class)
Seat Capacity
150-180 typical
Approach Speed
142 kts
Fuel Burn per
Passenger mile
140 kts
0.035(20% improvement)
0.0465
$2.0 trillion :)
By 2031, total single aisle fleet share will rise to 69%
Reference:SUGAR NASA
Asia Pacific region is expected to need 7,990 new airplanes to expand its single-aisle by 2031!!!
Ankit Shah (09001006)
Nishant Khanduja (09001013)
Gaurav Tendolkar (09D01003)
Utkarsh Vijay (09D01012)
Satwik Pradhan (09001020)
Seng Sy Keath (12V011001)
Prateek Jolly(P11314)
Single-aisle airplanes will continue to dominate the world’s fleet
Layout Showing Control Surfaces and Wing Spars
Extreme Lower Static Margin = 5% MAC
C.G. Travel = 30% MAC
Tail Arm = 45% of Fuselage Length
Neutral Point and C.G.
Same tail on the CSRJ 150 and the CSRJ 180!!
Cost of Aircarft = $75 Million
all dimensions in meters
Neutral point
Aftmost C.G.
Empty C.G.
Wing A.C.
Forwardmost C.G.
Nose Gear - 4108 Pounds
Oleo Diameter - 2.2 inch
Main Gear - 95% Load - 4 Wheels per Gear
Nose Gear - 5% Load - 2 Wheels per Gear
Front Spar at 15% from local L.E.
Rear Spar 65% from Local L.E.
Oleos for Landing Gear
Main Gear - 22000 Pounds
Oleo Diameter - 5.1 inch
Take off CL_max with 20 deg Flaps = 2.4
Landing CL_max with 35 deg Flaps = 2.69
Untrimmed L/D vs CL
Span Variation For Optimum L/D
Drag Breakup for CSRJ 180
Untrimmed Drag Polars
Drag Breakup for CSRJ 150
CL - Flap Deflection Curve
Price in USD