Runway length required for landing at sea level in standard atmospheric condition is 2100 m. Runway length required for take off at a level site at sea level in standard atmospheric condition is 2500 m. Aerodrome elevation is 200 m and reference temperature is 24°C. Temperature in the standard atmosphere for 200 m is 15°C and runway slope is 0.5%. Determine the length of the runway after applying correction to runway length.

Runway length required for landing at sea level in standard atmospheric condition is 2100 m. Runway length required for take off at a level site at sea level in standard atmospheric condition is 2500 m. Aerodrome elevation is 200 m and reference temperature is 24°C. Temperature in the standard atmosphere for 200 m is 15°C and runway slope is 0.5%. Determine the length of the runway after applying correction to runway length.

Traffic and Highway Engineering

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Author:Garber, Nicholas J.

Publisher:Garber, Nicholas J.

Chapter14: Highway Surveys And Location

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