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1 What's your fleet mix for design? (Hint: it's not the Airport Master Plan s fleet mix) Presented to: By: 4 States Airport Conference Brian M. Tompkins, P.E., C.M. State Airport Engineer Iowa Dan E. Wilson, P.E., M.S. Regional Paving Engineer Date: August 30, 2016
2 Introduction Developing fleet mix for design Verifiable from actual data Reasonable for airport Appropriate for project Airfield Pavement Design What FAA needs for review Specifications, design alternatives, LCCA Q&A 2
3 Planning vs. Design 3
4 Planning vs. Design Planning (Forecast of Aviation Demand) Estimates when development needed (5-10 years out) Found in Master Plan, NEPA, Part 150 Noise Studies Establishes airport dimensional standards, AIP eligibility Design (Justification) Justifies that development which is needed now Identifies critical design aircraft Validates design details (fillet design, TDG, pavement section); details that are NOT determined during planning 4
5 Data Sources for Fleet Mix Planning, third party sources (see handout) FAA s TFMSC Database Traffic Flow Management System Counts Free, public access IFR traffic going back to 2001 Includes blocked flights not in 3 rd party data Access at 5
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9 FAA s TFMSC Database Output Report formats of HTML, Word, Spreadsheet (see 11x17 handout) Each aircraft record includes Date aircraft operated User, weight, and physical classes Aircraft name (includes ICAO ident) Business jet, Regional jet, and business use Number of departures, arrivals, operations Number of seats 9
10 Fleet Mix Table Recommended Table (see 11x17 handout) Manufacturer, model User class, engine type Design standards (AAC, ADG, and TDG) Annual Operations, growth rate Weight, main gear type Runway length Identify critical design aircraft/family 10
11 Critical Design Aircraft Justifies airport design standards proposed for the project. Conducts, or is expected to conduct, at least 500 operations annually at the airport. Can be a specific aircraft, a family of aircraft, or a composite of several aircraft. AC 150/ A, 102.ff and 105.b/c and Order C,
12 Paving Engineer s Report Why do we see what we see in FAARFIELD and (If its out of the ordinary we expect to see an explanation) If deviating from Geotech report please state why, this should only be in rare occasions. If deviating from AC please state why, in most cases this will require a MOS. 12
13 Paving State Standards Use AC 150/ B This uses a different approach than 150/5320-6E Usually results in thicker sections <12,500 lbs. for all aircraft using that portion of pavement. Expect to see D-Cracking and ASR testing in state standards. State Standard is not Highway Specification. 13
14 Paving Form Project Description Need more than Taxiway D. Need locations of work performed. Define the limits either by Lat and Long along centerline which is preferred over station numbers. Think in long term forensic data gathering, station numbers will change but Lat and Long should stay the same. Typical Sections Cut and paste the cross section from the plans. Soil Analysis If using the Geotechnical Report then attach it to the form as it says. 14
15 Paving FAARFIELD Its not a black box! If an airplane is in library please use it, do not combine lighter aircraft unless this is a heavy airport. Once 6F, FAARFIELD 1.41 will be released and this has vehicle library and it will be expected to be used if vehicles control thickness. MTOW, should not use what is given in FAARFIELD. FAARFIELD always shows MTOW for aircraft. Look at performance charts for that aircraft and maximum RW length at that airport. Design life is set a 20 years, as of now cannot use anything else. 15
16 Paving Life Cycle Cost Analysis Follow example in AC 150/5320-6E, Appendix 1 Should not be done on initial design report. Only should be done when repair method has been agreed upon with FAA Project Manager (Rehab [minor, major], Reconstruction. Should be done with recent numbers, its just a phone call away. 16
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