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weight and performance calculations for the AEG J.II
AEG J.II
role : air taxi
importance : ****
first flight : operational : February 1919
country : Germany
design :
production : unknown
general information :
Deutsche Luftrederei started the world’s first daily scheduled airline service on 05 February 1919. It operated the AEG J.II. The J.II was a ground attack aircraft of WWI, after the war it was adapted for the transport of passengers and air mail. It had a closed cabin with place for two passengers. It flew the route Berlin - Leipzig -Weimar. In 1926 four aircraft were still in service.
users : Deutsche Luftrederei (DLR) , Deutsche Lufthansa, Aero Lloyd
crew : 1 passengers : 2
engine : 1 Benz Bz.IV liquid-cooled 6 -cylinder inline engine 220 [hp](164.1 KW)
dimensions :
wingspan : 13.46 [m], length : 7.92 [m], height : 3.35[m]
wing area : 34.5 [m^2]
weights :
max.take-off weight : 1819 [kg]
empty weight operational (estimation): 1150.0 [kg] useful load : 250 [kg]
performance :
maximum speed :152 [km/u] op 500 [m]
cruise speed :137 [km/u] op 500 [m]
service ceiling : 4500 [m]
range : 590 [km]
description :
2-bay biplane with fixed landing gear and tail strut
two spar upper and lower wing
engines, landing gear, fuel and useful load in or attached to the fuselage
airscrew :
fixed pitch 2 -bladed tractor airscrew with max. efficiency :0.64 [ ]
estimated diameter airscrew 3.12 [m]
angle of attack prop : 16.46 [ ]
reduction : 1.00 [ ]
airscrew revs : 1400 [r.p.m.]
pitch at Max speed 1.81 [m]
blade-tip speed at Vmax and max revs. : 195 [m/s]
calculation : *1* (dimensions)
measured wing chord : 1.30 [m]
mean wing chord : 1.28 [m]
wing aspect ratio : 10.50 []
estimated gap : 1.98 [m]
gap/chord : 1.54 [ ]
seize (span*length*height) : 357 [m^3]
calculation : *2* (fuel consumption)
oil consumption : 2.1 [kg/hr]
fuel consumption(cruise speed) : 38.1 [kg/hr] (52.0 [litre/hr]) at 68 [%] power
distance flown for 1 kg fuel : 3.59 [km/kg] at 2250 [m] cruise height, sfc : 342.5 [kg/kwh]
estimated total fuel capacity : 254.46 [litre] (186.52 [kg])
calculation : *3* (weight)
weight engine(s) dry : 370.0 [kg] = 2.26 [kg/KW]
weight 16.4 litre oil tank : 1.39 [kg]
oil tank filled with 1.2 litre oil : 1.1 [kg]
oil in engine 9.1 litre oil : 8.2 [kg]
fuel in engine 1.1 litre fuel : 0.82 [kg]
weight 22.1 litre gravity patrol tank(s) : 3.3 [kg]
weight radiator : 24.6 [kg]
weight exhaust pipes & fuel lines 14.8 [kg]
weight self-starter : 4.0 [kg]
weight cowling 6.6 [kg]
weight airscrew(s) (wood) incl. boss & bolts : 62.7 [kg]
total weight propulsion system : 496 [kg](27.3 [%])
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fuselage skeleton (steel tubes) : 3.93 [cm]): 127 [kg]
cabin layout : pitch : 87 [cm] (1+0) seating in 2.0 rows
weight 4.0 windows : 3.60 [kg]
passenger cabin width : 0.80 [m] cabin length : 1.74 [m] cabin height : 1.40 [m]
weight cabin furbishing : 7.55 [kg]
bracing : 7.1 [kg]
fuselage covering ( 11.8 [m2] doped linen fabric) : 3.6 [kg]
weight instruments. : 2.5 [kg]
weight lighting : 1.1 [kg]
weight controls : 4.9 [kg]
weight seats : 9.0 [kg]
weight 232 [litre] main fuel tank empty : 18.6 [kg]
weight air conditioning : 3 [kg]
weight engine mounts & firewalls : 8 [kg]
total weight fuselage : 196 [kg](10.8 [%])
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weight wing covering (doped linen fabric) : 33 [kg]
total weight ribs (116 ribs) : 108 [kg]
total weight 8 spars : 99 [kg]
weight wings : 240 [kg]
weight wing/square meter : 6.94 [kg]
weight 8 interplane struts & cabane : 43.6 [kg]
weight cables (80 [m]) : 12.5 [kg] (= 156 [gram] per metre)
diameter cable : 5.0 [mm]
weight fin & rudder (2.1 [m2]) : 14.9 [kg]
weight stabilizer & elevator (3.9 [m2]): 27.2 [kg]
total weight wing surfaces & bracing : 338 [kg] (18.6 [%])
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wheel pressure : 909.5 [kg]
weight 2 wheels (770 [mm] by 97 [mm]) : 38.7 [kg]
weight tailskid : 3.7 [kg]
weight undercarriage with axle 44.4 [kg]
total weight landing gear : 86.8 [kg] (4.8 [%]
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calculated empty weight : 1117 [kg](61.4 [%])
weight oil for 5.2 hours flying : 11.0 [kg]
weight cooling fluids : 35.4 [kg]
calculated operational weight empty : 1163 [kg] (64.0 [%])
estimated operational weight empty : 1150 [kg] (63.2 [%])
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weight crew : 81 [kg]
weight fuel for 2.0 hours flying : 76 [kg]
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operational weight empty: 1321 [kg](72.6 [%])
weight 2 passengers : 154 [kg]
weight luggage & freight : 96 [kg]
operational weight loaded: 1571 [kg](72.6 [%])
fuel reserve : 110.3 [kg] enough for 2.90 [hours] flying
possible additional useful load : 138 [kg]
operational weight fully loaded : 1819 [kg] with fuel tank filled for 100 [%]
published maximum take-off weight : 1819 [kg] (100.0 [%])
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calculation : * 4 * (engine power)
power loading (Take-off) : 11.09 [kg/kW]
power loading (operational without useful load) : 8.05 [kg/kW]
total power : 164.1 [kW] at 1400 [r.p.m]
calculation : *5* (loads)
manoeuvre load : 1.8 [g] at 1000 [m]
limit load : 3.0 [g] ultimate load : 4.5 [g] load factor : 1.8 [g]
design flight time : 3.45 [hours]
design cycles : 319 sorties, design hours : 1100 [hours]
operational wing loading : 375 [N/m^2]
wing stress (3 g) during operation : 162 [N/kg] at 3g emergency manoeuvre
calculation : *6* (angles of attack)
angle of attack zero lift : -1.10 ["]
max. angle of attack (stalling angle) : 11.17 ["]
angle of attack at max. speed : 2.87 ["]
calculation : *7* (lift & drag ratios
lift coefficient at angle of attack 0° :0.10 [ ]
lift coefficient at max. angle of attack : 1.11 [ ]
lift coefficient at max. speed : 0.36 [ ]
induced drag coefficient at max. speed : 0.0070 [ ]
drag coefficient at max. speed : 0.0654 [ ]
drag coefficient (zero lift) : 0.0584 [ ]
At first the J.II only had an open cockpit for taking a passenger.
calculation : *8* (speeds
stalling speed at sea-level (OW): 84 [km/u]
stalling speed at sea-level (MTOW): 99 [km/u]
landing speed at sea-level: 99 [km/hr]
min. drag speed (max endurance) : 104 [km/hr] at 2250 [m] (power:43 [%])
min. power speed (max range) : 104 [km/hr] at 2250 [m] (power:43 [%])
max. rate of climb speed : 93.4 [km/hr] at sea-level
cruising speed : 137 [km/hr] op 2250 [m] (power:65 [%])
design speed prop : 144 [km/hr]
maximum speed : 152 [km/hr] op 500 [m] (power:94 [%])
climbing speed at sea-level : 252 [m/min]
calculation : *9* (regarding various performances)
take-off speed : 118.9 [km/u]
static prop wash : 104 [km/u]
take-off distance at sea-level : 311 [m]
lift/drag ratio : 8.92 [ ]
climb to 1000m with max payload : 9.36 [min]
climb to 2000m with max payload : 24.72 [min]
climb to 3000m with max payload : 50.88 [min]
published ceiling (4500 [m]
practical ceiling (operational weight) : 5553 [m] with flying weight :1321 [kg] line 3385
practical ceiling fully loaded (mtow- 30 min.fuel) : 3378 [m] with flying weight :1800 [kg]
max. dive speed : 337.6 [km/hr] at 2378 [m] height
turning speed at CLmax : 122.0 [km/u] at 50 [m] height
turn radius at 50m: 64 [m]
time needed for 360* turn 11.9 [seconds] at 50m
load factor at max. angle turn 2.08 ["g"]
calculation *10* (action radius & endurance)
published range : 590 [km] with 1 crew and 410.3 [kg] useful load and 88.1 [%] fuel
range : 1165 [km] with 1 crew and 250.0 [kg] useful load and 174.0 [%] fuel
max range theoretically with additional fuel tanks for total 783.9 [litre] fuel : 2063.0 [km]
useful load with range 500km : 435 [kg]
production : 59.56 [tonkm/hour]
oil and fuel consumption per tonkm : 0.68 [kg]
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Literature :
German aircraft of the first world war page 10
Praktisch handboek vliegtuigen deel 2 page 117
Piston-engined airliners page 7
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