RAM 747-200/7Q: Distribution List
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Introduction I 0.2/1
The fact of having inserted revised pages shall be confirmed in the list below with the following details:
Number and date of the Revision (printed on the revision highlight) name and date of insertion.
Please refer to title page for the date of publication of the first edition (FE).
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Introduction I 0.4/1
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Preface I 1.1/1
Chapter 1 Preface
1.1 Introduction
The Runway Analysis Manual (RAM) is provided for pilot to quickly determine Maximum
Allowable Takeoff Weight. The performance limit weight in Takeoff Table is calculated and
based on the FAR Part 25.
The data here is obtained from Boeing software, Operations Manual and Approved Flight
Manual. In the event of any conflict between the data presented in this RAM and data
contained in the Approved Flight Manual, the Approved Flight Manual will always take
precedence.
1.1.3 Revision
Revision of this runway analysis manual will be issue as required from time to time. It is the
responsibility of each holder to maintain this manual up-to-date by inserting all revised
sheets as they are issued and removing the obsolete pages.
There are three sets of RAM 747-200 (for 7A, 7Q and 7R4G2 engine) providing the user with
the necessary information to calculate the takeoff and landing performance. It also provides
the takeoff performance charts (TPCs) for the company regular destinations, regular
destination alternates, charter destination and others if necessary.
There are two volumes for each set of RAM. The flaps 10 and flaps 20 are provided for
volume I which include all regular and charter destination. Only flaps 20 is provided for
volume II which include all destination alternate for both regular and charter destination.
ACDORM 1:
― is the first category, for which the personnel (or GHA) at that station is responsible for CAL
flight operations control.
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― An easier way to identify ACDORM 1 airports is to check whether the manual holder of the
station has the OM/FCOM for Boeing/Airbus aircraft. If the manual holder do have OM/FCOM, then
it is an ACDORM 1 airport.
For ACDORM 1 airport RAM holders, all the TPC Charts are issued as listed in the LEP. Thus they have the
complete information.
ACDORM 2:
― is the second category, for which the personnel (or GHA) at that station is not responsible for CAL
flight operations control.
― An easier way to identify ACDORM 2 airports is to check whether the manual holder of the station
has the OM/FCOM for Boeing/Airbus aircraft. If the manual holder do not have OM/FCOM, then it is an
ACDORM 2 airport.
For ACDORM 2 airport RAM holders, only the TPC Charts for that specific station are issued instead of all
of them listed in the LEP. This allows those RAM holders to keep the least data required.
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ITEMS MAX. RAMP MAX. TAKEOFF MAX. LANDING MAX. ZERO FUEL
WEIGHT (LB) WEIGHT (LB) WEIGHT (LB) WEIGHT (LB)
A/C Type/Reg
B18753
747-200SF 836,000 833,000 630,000 590,000
B18755
NOTE:Operational takeoff weight and operational landing weight may be limited to less than the max.
design weight list above, factor that may cause these reduced limit are airport performance, fuel
density etc.
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1.3 Definition
A wet runway for purposes of operations in air transportation (not to include airworthiness
testing) is one that is neither dry nor contaminated. The performance is the same as the
GOOD reported braking action on slippery runway.
A runway where more than 25 percent of the required field, within the width being used, is
covered by standing water or slush more than 0.125 inch (3.2mm) deep, or that has an
accumulation of snow or ice. Takeoffs in slush depths greater than 0.5 inches (13mm) are
not permitted.
A slippery runway is a runway with a reduced tire-to-ground friction capability due to the
presence of water or ice. Airplane braking action is reported as good, medium or poor,
depending on existing runway conditions.
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Takeoff Performance I 2.1/1
Takeoff performance tables are based on following conditions, any deviation from these
conditions will require a correction applied to the takeoff weights obtained from the tables:
System :
JT9D-7Q Engine
3 PACKS ON (Air condition ON)
Anti-ice OFF
Anti-skid ON
All Brakes ON
Flaps 10,20
No MEL/CDL items
Runway :
Dry runway
Field length is greater than 6000 ft and runway strength is sufficient
No benefit is taken from the clearway and stopway
Balance field length concept is used
Flight Path
QNH
Others
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Takeoff Performance I 2.1/2
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Takeoff Performance I 2.2/1
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Takeoff Performance I 2.2/2
*CHECK VMCG
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Adjust available field length for slope and wind corrections to obtain effective field length.
2. Select table for required altitude or use tables to bracket required altitude and interpolate.
3. Enter with effective field length and OAT. Reduce dry field limit weight and dry V1 by
decrements if shown. Use lower of reduced or VMCG limit weight if shown. If V1 less than
VMCG set V1=VMCG.
4. Ref Ops Manual if obstacle limited or for more detailed instructions.
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Takeoff Performance I 2.2/3
Limited by V1=VMCG
9000 506000 453000 401000 401000
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Takeoff Performance I 2.2/4
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Adjust available field length for slope and wind corrections to obtain effective field length.
2. Select table for required altitude or use tables to bracket required altitude and interpolate.
3. Enter with effective field length and OAT. Reduce dry field limit weight and dry V1 by
decrements if shown. Use lower of reduced or VMCG limit weight if shown. If V1 less than
VMCG set V1=VMCG.
4. Ref Ops Manual if obstacle limited or for more detailed instructions.
Limited by V1=VMCG
54000 LB 82000 LB
11000 748000 666000 11000 800000 724000
33 KTS 31 KTS
53000 LB 81000 LB
11500 812000 739000 11500 865000 783000
32 KTS 30 KTS
53000 LB 80000 LB
12000 879000 800000 12000 840000
32 KTS 29 KTS
12500 & 53000 LB 12500 & 79000 LB
861000 899000
ABOVE 31 KTS ABOVE 29 KTS
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Takeoff Performance I 2.2/5
PRESSURE OAT ℃
ALTITUDE
(FT) 25 & 30 35 40 45 50 55
BELOW
SEA LEVEL 131 131 128 125 122 120 117
2000 128 126 123 121 118 116 113
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Takeoff Performance I 2.3/1
Enter
1. Airport
2. Runway
3. Engine (JT9D-7Q)
4. Flaps Setting
5. OAT
6. Wind
With Takeoff Performance Chart
Find
1. Climb Limited Weight.
and
2. Field/Obstacle Limited Weight.
NO Make Corrections on
both Climb and
Standard Conditions?
Field/Obstacle Limited
Weight.
YES
Compare
1. Climb Limited Weight.
2. Field/Obstacle Limited Weight.
With
3. Max Certified Takeoff Weight.
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Takeoff Performance I 2.4/1
Enter
1. Airport
2. Runway
3. Engine (JT9D-7Q)
4. Flaps Setting
5. OAT or MAT
6. Wind
7. Actual Takeoff Weight
NO
NO
Full Thrust Takeoff ?
YES
Find takeoff speed from QRH Find takeoff speed from QRH Find takeoff speed
according to: according to: according to:
MAT OAT WIND
Actual takeoff weight Actual takeoff weight Actual takeoff weight
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Takeoff Performance I 2.5/1
Flight crew shall perform Full Thrust Takeoff if any of the following conditions exist:
5. Contaminated runway.
8. Windshear suspected.
Check the RTTO Limitations to decide whether RTTO can be perform or not. If can,
find out max assume temperature and corresponding takeoff parameter.
b During Takeoff
1. During takeoff roll, captain may forward throttles to the full thrust position whenever
it is necessary
2. The full thrust shall be selected to “GO-AROUND” EPR instead of “TAKEOFF” EPR
when rolling speed exceeds 80KTs.
c After Takeoff
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Enter
1. Airport
2. Runway
3. Engine (JT9D-7Q)
4. Flaps Setting
5. Wind
6. Actual Takeoff Weight
With Takeoff Performance Chart
YES
YES
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Takeoff Performance I 2.6/1
EXAMPLE
OAT 30°C, QNH 1013 mb, Wind Calm, Takeoff from TPE 05L, ATOW=600000 lbs
MAT will be 54°C if not using Full Thrust Takeoff. From QRH (enter temperature from ‘50
TO 54’ and pressure altitude ‘01 TO 1000’), V1=127,VR=137and V2=146. The Minimum
Control Speed for OAT=30°C is 131. Check V1 and VR against this Minimum Control
Speed. V1 is smaller than the Minimum Control Speed. Hence, change V1 so that
V1=131. VR is larger than the Minimum Control Speed. No change is required for VR.
Note that the crew must verify that V1 and VR for the assumed temperature are not
less than ACTUAL TEMPERATURE Minimum Control Speed. Increase V1 and VR as
necessary. IF VR is increased, increase V2 by the same amount to maintain the
proper relationship between VR and V2.
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INDIVIDUAL TAKEOFF PERFORMANCE CHART I 3.1/1
HOLDER VOL. I
Chinese CAA ALL
TPEOOCI ALL
TPEOCCI ALL
TPEOECI ALL
TPEOMCI ALL
SIM ALL
TPEOTCI ALL
Onboard A/C ALL
KHHOMCI ALL
AMSOMCI LUX AUH
ANCOMCI ANC OKA HND TPE
AUHOMCI AUH BKK HKG MNL PEN SIN KHH TPE CGK
BKKOMCI BKK
HKGOMCI BKK CGK HKG KHH MNL OKA SIN TPE
SYDOFQS SYD
LUXFOCI LUX AUH
OKAKKCI CGK HND KHH OKA SIN TPE
PENFSCI AUH BKK HKG KHH LUX PEN SIN TPE
SINOMCI CGK PEN SIN
TYOOMCI HND KHH OKA SDJ TPE
CMBOOUL CMB DEL
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