Wake Vortex Effects on Parallel Runway Operations
James N. Hallock, Samuel Osgood, J. Konopka
Abstract
James N. Hallock, Samuel Osgood, J. Konopka
Abstract
Aircraft wake vortex behavior in ground effect between two parallel runways at Frankfurt/Main International Airport was studied. The distance and time of vortex demise were examined as a function of crosswind, aircraft type, and a measure of atmospheric turbulence. Vortex decay in ground effect is little influenced by ambient turbulence and is seen to be a stochastic process.\n
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Aircraft wake vortex behavior in ground effect between two parallel runways at Frankfurt/Main International Airport was studied. The distance and time of vortex demise were examined as a function of crosswind, aircraft type, and a measure of atmospheric turbulence. Vortex decay in ground effect is little influenced by ambient turbulence and is seen to be a stochastic process.\n
Key concepts: Wake, Runway, Wake turbulence, Vortex, Computer science, Aerospace engineering, Aeronautics, Physics