I just found this video and thank you so much for the explanation. But what if you're already given that T=15-0.0065h for Toussaint's formula and supposed to find the pressure at geopotential altitude 5km
Nice video. I have a few questions. I have 15 years radiosonde temperature data. How can I determine lapse rate tropopause temperature and lapse rate tropopause height by using this data? thank you
There is a course in edx platform for free named as "'Introduction to aeronautical engineering". You can get these derivations in that course. You can go through it...
Calculate the ambient temperature at an altitude of 15 km over a city, which has ISA+15 atmosphere. Bro how this type questions are answered if ISA deviation values are given
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I just found this video and thank you so much for the explanation.
But what if you're already given that T=15-0.0065h for Toussaint's formula and supposed to find the pressure at geopotential altitude 5km
Nice video. I have a few questions. I have 15 years radiosonde temperature data. How can I determine lapse rate tropopause temperature and lapse rate tropopause height by using this data? thank you
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How to find pressure temperature and density when the altitude is given as 61000m
P1/P0=t1/t2)^-(g0/aR)
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how to derive these equations?
There is a course in edx platform for free named as "'Introduction to aeronautical engineering". You can get these derivations in that course. You can go through it...
hello. where did you get the 2.72? 20:00
The value of e is 2.72
can you elaborate more sir where 2,72 get ?
e is constant
Calculate the ambient temperature at an altitude of 15 km over a city, which has ISA+15 atmosphere. Bro how this type questions are answered if ISA deviation values are given
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You can use those values which are given in the question...
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