Initial Configuration Layout Design for 95-Seat Regional Turboprop Aircraft

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

The initial configuration for 95-seat passenger regional turboprop aircraft, the so called KC950, was designed to meet themarket requirements. This paper prescribes the initial design based upon aircraft design guidelines and compared thecompetitive aircraft configurations after considering the related FAR 25 regulations. More specifically, results of designdescribe how to select the fuselage cross-sectional area, how to layout the cabin, and how to determine the overall shapeand physical dimension of the fuselage. Sizing of wing and empennage areas is estimated using empirical equations and tailvolume coefficients in this design. Some design guidelines to determine wing sweep angle, taper ratio, incidence angle andlocation are also introduced.

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