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5.5.2 Internal Cargo Loading Table
Weights at various arms and their moments are listed in 50 pound
increments from 50 pounds through 2000 pounds and in 25 kilogram
increments from 25 kilograms through 900 kilograms (Table 5-4).
5.6 Cargo Compartment Loading
Cargo compartment is accessible from right side of tailboom and contains
approximately 28 cubic feet of space. Cargo compartment has a load limit of
400 pounds (181.4 kilograms) not to exceed 100 pounds per square foot
(0.048 kilograms per square centimeter). These are structural limitations
only and do not infer that CG will remain within approved limits. When
weight is loaded into Cargo compartment the pilot must compute GW CG to
ensure that the loading is within approved limits.
5.6.1 Cargo Loading
Loading of cargo compartment should be from front to rear. Load shall be
secured to tiedown fittings if shifting of load in flight could result in structural
damage to cargo compartment or in GW CG limits being exceeded. If cargo
is not secured, CG shall be computed with load in most adverse position.
5.6.2 Cargo Loading Table
Weights at various arms and their moments are listed in 20 pound
increments from 20 pounds through 400 pounds and in 10 kilogram
increments from 10 kilograms through 181.4 kilograms (Table 5-8)
5.7 Fuel Loading
At beginning of any flight with full fuel on board, helicopter CG will move
forward due to the fact that the CG of fuel on board moves forward as it is
consumed. This occurs because fuel is consumed from rear (upper) fuel
cells first. Maximum forward CG condition of fuel on board occurs when 72.6
U.S. gallons (274.8 liters) remain for helicopter serial numbers prior to 35049
and at 78.5 U.S. gallons (297.1 liters) for helicopter serial numbers 35049
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