NEW BRISTELL VLA 750 kg aircraft and the Ground Vibration Test 2018
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- čas přidán 4. 12. 2018
- The aircraft with design dive speed above 259 km/h has to be flutter tested by one of the specified methods according to EASA CS-VLA airworthiness requirements - the dive speed of BRISTELL aircrafts is 320 km/h. The ground vibration test is one of the methods. It is used to predict a flutter speed. The main goal of the ground vibration test is to check whether the aeroplane is free from flutter, i.e. free from uncontrollable vibrations, which may destroy it in flight.
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This aircraft is my dream and I'm planning to purchase this one with 915 super power engine.
Thanks for good video !!
Can’t wait to own one of these !
I love this concept design! But would have been extremely awesome with side joystick or traditional yoke and FADEC controlled Diesel engine!!
Another beautiful aircraft from Bristell, I am very VERY interested! Few questions:
- what will be the useful load?
- is the cabin width the same like the 1,3 meter (50") in the current model?
- what will be the (estimated) cruise speed at 70~75% power?
- what engine will be used (912, 914, 915?)
- when the B23 passes for EASA CS-VLA certification, does that automatically mean it can be registered on a Dutch "PH" registration?
Your answers are very much appreciated :-)
Hello Bob, empty weight is 420kg witout paint so the useful load is more than 300kg.
The cabin is same but with new interior panel so in cocpit is 3cm more in ich side so together 6cm more space in the cocpit.
-R912ULS speed 75% is 5000rpm 26inch 200Km/h
-first steep of certification is with the 912ULS
-certification will be finished end of this year
-- ofcourse you can register this type of aircraft in Dutch country same like Cessna or another GA aircraft
What will be the type name of that aircraft? Bristell B23? Any release date?
The work name is B23 for now. But the official name will be published after certification receiving. We plan it in the second part of 2019.
@@aerobrm looking forward thanks. Specs are awesome
Will it be certified as VLA in EASA countries with G3X certified?
Volodymyr Hraivoronskyi Yes Sir, end of 2019.
@@aerobrm Great! Thank you :)