Modelling of Fuel Effects on Naval Aircraft Operations
892331
09/01/1989
- Event
- Content
- A computer model has been developed which can predict effects of broad specification fuels in place of the standard JP-5 on the performance, operability, and life cycle cost of U.S. Navy aircraft systems. The software has been applied to four Naval systems: the F-14A/TF30, the F/A-18/F404, the SH-60B/T700, and the S-3A/TF34. The model, based on fuel properly effect correlations developed from alternative fuel engine component and full-scale engine tests, requires fuel property input data from the user. Comparisons are then made of aircraft operation with the alternative fuel versus a baseline JP-5.
- Pages
- 14
- Citation
- Vining, S., "Modelling of Fuel Effects on Naval Aircraft Operations," SAE Technical Paper 892331, 1989, https://doi.org/10.4271/892331.