Exhaust emissions evaluation for multi-role fighter aircraft operation

Multi-role aircraft as a technical object of a certain functional purpose and operating characteristics resulting from its construction, affects the operating environment mechanically, as a source of disturbance of the medium in which it moves and chemically, by generating the emission of harmful substances resulting from the need to use consumable fuels. Operation of multi-role aircraft, in contrast to civil aircraft, is characterized by high volatility of flight data resulting from the diversity of performed tasks. Therefore it seems desirable to attempt the ecological evaluation of the drive in terms of emissions on the basis of a dedicated test for a particular group of aircraft. An attempt at such an assessment is presented in this article.