Flat rating of an engine

This video explains what a flat rated engine is.

[@PilotEaton]

Fantastic explanation thank you

[@alipheesefateburn7502]

Thanks bro! Really helped me understand the concept.

[@Sondrebloch]

Thanks man! So easily explained

[@jackhammer111]

Clear as mud. Can the voice is muddled too. Why would you decrease engine out in conditions where you need more?

[@RoddyMcNamee]

The engine power output decreases naturally due to increase in atmospheric temperature. The flat rating guarantees a certain amount of thrust up to a particular atmospheric temperature e.g 30 degrees celcius.

[@jackhammer111]

@@RoddyMcNamee No the power doesn't decrease naturally due to an increase in atmospheric pressure.

[@RoddyMcNamee]

@@jackhammer111 temperature, not pressure.

[@gabrielerinaldi1478]

Hello Roddy! I just did not get what happens when the temperature overcomes 30 degrees c in this case. Is the fuel increased?

[@RoddyMcNamee]

No, the thrust decreases. So on very warm days the aircraft might not be able to take off at max take-off weight.

[@gabrielerinaldi1478]

@@RoddyMcNamee thank you!

[@TravelAddiction707]

Too much issue with the sound

[@Iris0555]

Bruh.... didn't found pressure,temp, and velocity of gas flow.....for jet engine

[@elapoun6997]

VOLUME IS VERY LOW

[@bernhardmuller6031]

next time you should prepare yourself better for a video...

[@extremelymove1401]

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