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The FlightGear model is currently in developement, simulating the Dornier 328-110 with ground spoilers and without APU and will be probably available sometime 2013, due to heavy real life load of the author.
The FlightGear model is currently in developement, simulating the Dornier 328-110 with ground spoilers and with and without APU and will be probably available sometime 2013, due to heavy real life load of the author.
Special Thanks to the User Groucho from the FGFS forums, who made it possible that I could look into the Flight Manual!
Special Thanks to the User Groucho from the FGFS forums, who made it possible that I could look into the Flight Manual!


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[[File:DO328 Multiple Lightmaps.jpg|thumb|270px|Testing the multiple lightmap feature. Here showing the logo lights at the tail, and the de-ice lights in FlightGear. Effects of Beacon and Landinglights still missing]]
[[File:DO328 Multiple Lightmaps.jpg|thumb|270px|Testing the multiple lightmap feature. Here showing the logo lights at the tail, and the de-ice lights in FlightGear. Effects of Beacon and Landinglights still missing]]
[[File:DO328LatestPanelDev.png|thumb|270px |08/21/2013: Latest State of flightdeck developement:  finally 3d work of the flightdeck has been mostly finished, needs only the textures, controlls, and some details and the Overhead panel- we'll see what the weekened will bring.]]  
[[File:DO328LatestPanelDev.png|thumb|270px |08/21/2013: Latest State of flightdeck developement:  finally 3d work of the flightdeck has been mostly finished, needs only the textures, controlls, and some details and the Overhead panel- we'll see what the weekened will bring.]]  
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==== Developement Notes: ====
== Developement Notes: ==


===== Completed already =====
=== Completed already ===
*YASim FDM Turboprop based on detailed pilot reports and some few free available numbers from the POH mentioned in various accident reports bringing the fdm to a rating of 4. Unfortunately the fdm suffers from the crosswind problem with YASim. (Issue #772) I tried several different configs in the past months, compared with buckaroos aircraft, but all what I found was, that all aircraft suffers from this.
====JSBSim FDM:====
 
* '''[11/19/2013]:''' realistic Vr/V2 speeds according to sources, plausible climb rates, realistic roll rates
* JSBSim FDM: will now soon replace the YASim FDM due to many advantages: better behavior; airfoil is known; prop datas are known; much more realistic turboprop simulation; icing can be simulated; realistic wing flex can be used; realistic gear behavior and compression; no crosswind problems, autoflight already stable tuned. FDM is already really close to rating of 4 - stall speeds and climb rates already near the pilot reports- needs more testing; needs tuning of roll and pitch rates.
08/20/2013: JSBSim- 328-model needs a new prop, as current behavior is far from being realistic- even using the known datas....


Datas used for the FDM:
Datas used for the FDM:
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<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.flashcardmachine.com/dornier.html | title= Real life procedures |publisher=flashcardgame }}</ref>  
<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.flashcardmachine.com/dornier.html | title= Real life procedures |publisher=flashcardgame }}</ref>  


* complete rebuild of the whole exterior model with better shape, new more accurate wings prepared for wingflex, Rembrandt-Ready, Ubershader with multiple lightmaps, Paintkit- Increasing exterior model level to 5 stars. Exterior-model Jet-Version already in the works and soon ready.
====Exterior====
 
*''' [11/19/2013]:''' textured and animated props, improvements to landing gear, small updates to liveries
* '''New 08/21/2013:''' Rendered in Blender Cycles: finally 3d work of the flightdeck has been mostly finished, needs only the textures and the Overhead panel- we'll see what the weekened will bring.
 
===== Near Term Tasks (soon as time allows again after moving)=====
*Dornier 328-300/JET
-creating the 328JET fdm
-modifying the exterior model to the Jet version
 
*finishing the flightdeck :


-Overhead Panel with fully 3d models knobs, switches, warning lights
*''' [11/19/2013]:''' flightdeck progress- PFD and MFD working; working throttle quadrant, nearly working autoflight panel


-addings small details (pencils, placards...)
====autoflight====
*''' [11/19/2013]:''' added autoflight system from Syd's Citation X


--modifiying the flightdeck to jet version (Overhead panel, center pedestal, Primus 2000 EICAS)
==To-Do-List: ==
==== Near Term Tasks ====
'''*fdm:'''
# tuning of prop so it decelerate much more on glideslope
# correct groundspoiler logic
# simulating roll spoiler
# reduce braking force of landing gear to match real landing distances
# enable friction.nas
# simulate latch of throttle
# tune fuel consumption


-using Blender's baking feature (full render + area lights outside for a more realistic shading) for the textures
'''*finishing the flightdeck:'''
and keep them on less texture files as possible.
# working autoflight panel
# Overhead Panel with fully 3d models knobs, switches, warning lights
# Center Pedestal
# EICAS page(s) --> canvas??
# addings small details (pencils, placards...)


-modifying Syd's Primus 1000 to the Primus 2000
'''*systems:'''
#autoflight: more tuning, change systems to act like real thing


-adding CDU from Syd's Citation X
'''*exterior:'''
# missing animation
# realistic wing flex
# add lights
# optimize  for Rembrandt(No-shadow tags, lights)
# realistic sounds


 
'''*Dornier 328-300/JET'''
*using the Citation X flight director system, as also used in the real 328s.
#creating the 328JET fdm
*add lights
#modifying the exterior model to the Jet version
*optimize  for Rembrandt(No-shadow tags, lights)
#modifiying the flightdeck to jet version (Overhead panel, center pedestal, Primus 2000 EICAS)
*realistic sounds
*adding it all to FGData


=====Mid Term Tasks =====
=====Mid Term Tasks =====
*add cabin
#add cabin


===== Long Term Tasks =====
===== Long Term Tasks =====
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=====Help needed for=====
=====Help needed for=====
*programming systems like hydraulics, pneumatics, APU (for jet), CDU, missing pages on EICAS, MFD...
#programming systems like hydraulics, pneumatics, APU (for jet), CDU, missing pages on EICAS, MFD...
 
*fixing crosswind problem on YASim (Issue #772- Maybe another YASim bug)


*failures
#failures





Revision as of 23:52, 19 November 2013

Fairchild Dornier 328TP
Dornier328.2.jpg
Type Airliner
Author(s)
  • Heiko Schulz (3D model
  • FDM), Syd Adams (Flightdirector, Primus Avionic)
FDM YASim
--aircraft= do328
Status Alpha
 FDM Stars-4.png
 Systems Stars-0.png
 Cockpit Stars-0.png
 Model Stars-4.png
Download Download the Fairchild Dornier 328TP aircraft package for the current stable release (2020.3).


Introduction

The Dornier 328 aircraft is a shortrange commuter, developed and built by Dornier. It was the last aircraft made by Dornier, and the last airliner completely developed and built in Germany.

The developement has been started back in the 1980s as successor for the Dornier 228. Dornier found that there was a marketplace for a 33-passenger aircraft, so they created an aircraft with a complete round fuselage and the TNT-wing (Tragflügel neuer Technologie = Wing of New Technology) of the Dornier 228.

Developement started December 1988, maiden flight had been at 6. December 1991 and in October 1993 it had been finally certified. The aircraft had been developed for high climbrate and high speed, but short landing which was possible due the wing and the new developed propeller. As non-typical for this class of aircraft the flightdeck has been fitted with 5 Displays from the Honeywell Primus 2000 avionic. The cabin was very comfortable for its aircraft class, as it was wide, round, and there was an active eletronic noise supression- that together gave a jet-like feeling.

In the 90s Turboprop aircraft wasn't really liked, as flight companies preferred smaller jets. So Fairchild-Dornier developed the Dornier 328 JET, a jet driven version of the Dornier 328. There had been larger versions of this aircraft planned: Dornier 428 and 528, stretched versions of the Dornier 328, but was never built.

When Fairchild-Dornier went bankrupt, the production of the Dornier 328 had been stopped in 2005, only 217 aircraft (Prop and Jet version) had been built, plus 3 prototypes.

There are 4 Turboprop- variants available, and 3 Jet variants:

  • Dornier 328-100 (basic version, 33 passengers, Pratt & Whitney Canada PW119)
  • Dornier 328-110 (increased MTWO by 350kg, increased range), Pratt & Whitney Canada PW119B)
  • Dornier 328-120 (special short range equipement)
  • Dornier 328-130 (higher speed, improved rudder, Pratt & Whitney Canada PW119C)

Ground spoilers and APU had been optional on all Turboprop variants

  • Dornier 328-300/ 328JET (jet driven version)
  • Dornier 328 Envoy 3 (Business Jet version)
  • Dornier 328DBJ (Replacement of the Envoy 3 with a larger cabin)


The FlightGear model is currently in developement, simulating the Dornier 328-110 with ground spoilers and with and without APU and will be probably available sometime 2013, due to heavy real life load of the author. Special Thanks to the User Groucho from the FGFS forums, who made it possible that I could look into the Flight Manual!

Dornier 328 TurboProp exterior model in Skywork Airlines colors, current state at 08/20/2013
upper side of the Dornier 328, showing wing structure
Testing the multiple lightmap feature. Here showing the logo lights at the tail, and the de-ice lights in FlightGear. Effects of Beacon and Landinglights still missing
08/21/2013: Latest State of flightdeck developement: finally 3d work of the flightdeck has been mostly finished, needs only the textures, controlls, and some details and the Overhead panel- we'll see what the weekened will bring.


Developement Notes:

Completed already

JSBSim FDM:

  • [11/19/2013]: realistic Vr/V2 speeds according to sources, plausible climb rates, realistic roll rates

Datas used for the FDM:

[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10]

Exterior

  • [11/19/2013]: textured and animated props, improvements to landing gear, small updates to liveries
  • [11/19/2013]: flightdeck progress- PFD and MFD working; working throttle quadrant, nearly working autoflight panel

autoflight

  • [11/19/2013]: added autoflight system from Syd's Citation X

To-Do-List:

Near Term Tasks

*fdm:

  1. tuning of prop so it decelerate much more on glideslope
  2. correct groundspoiler logic
  3. simulating roll spoiler
  4. reduce braking force of landing gear to match real landing distances
  5. enable friction.nas
  6. simulate latch of throttle
  7. tune fuel consumption

*finishing the flightdeck:

  1. working autoflight panel
  2. Overhead Panel with fully 3d models knobs, switches, warning lights
  3. Center Pedestal
  4. EICAS page(s) --> canvas??
  5. addings small details (pencils, placards...)

*systems:

  1. autoflight: more tuning, change systems to act like real thing

*exterior:

  1. missing animation
  2. realistic wing flex
  3. add lights
  4. optimize for Rembrandt(No-shadow tags, lights)
  5. realistic sounds

*Dornier 328-300/JET

  1. creating the 328JET fdm
  2. modifying the exterior model to the Jet version
  3. modifiying the flightdeck to jet version (Overhead panel, center pedestal, Primus 2000 EICAS)
Mid Term Tasks
  1. add cabin
Long Term Tasks

all what is left

Help needed for
  1. programming systems like hydraulics, pneumatics, APU (for jet), CDU, missing pages on EICAS, MFD...
  1. failures


References
  1. datas like wing incidence from the Original Flight Manual Dornier 328-100
  2. Pilot report. Published by www.flightglobal.com.
  3. Pilot report 2. Published by compair.aviationresearch.com.
  4. Accident report. Published by www.skybrary.aero.
  5. some stall speeds. Published by http://www.caa.co.uk.
  6. Accident Report Bremen 2001. Published by BFU Germany.
  7. Accident report Saarbrücken. Published by BFU Germany.
  8. EASA Type certification. Published by EASA.
  9. Accident report Aberdeen. Published by AAIB.
  10. Real life procedures. Published by flashcardgame.