AS350B2 Emergencies Flashcards
Autorotation procedure following engine failure
Set low collective pitch
Monitor and control NR (320-430)
Establish 65 kts airspeed
FFCL Closed
Boost pumps, generator OFF
65’ flare
What is the power off NR limitations?
320 minimum
430 maximum
When does the low rotor horn sound?
below 360 NR
When does the high rotor horn sound?
above 410 NR
6 Indications of an engine failure
Jerk in yaw axis
Drop in NR (sound below 360 NR)
Torque at zero
Ng falling off to zero
GEN light
Engine oil pressure drop and warning light
Aircraft suddenly yaws RIGHT indicative of….
Engine failure
Aircraft suddenly yaws LEFT indicative of ….
T/R failure
What are the indications of a large drop in fuel flow rate?
Same symptoms as for complete engine failure, but after a few seconds the Ng will STABILIZE at a low rpm value (less than 70%)
What are the required pilot actions if a large drop in fuel flow rate occurs?
Establish autorotation profile, IAS 65 kts
Advance FFCL to emergency sector
Control engine speed to 70% NG
Increase collective to bring NR to 350
Increase FFCL until NR is 380
Trim collective and FFCL to hold level flight
What are the indications of an excessive fuel flow rate?
NG rises
T4 rises
NR rises
TQ rises
What is the required pilot action if an excessive fuel flow rate occurs?
DO NOT REDUCE COLLECTIVE
Reduce FFCL until NR is in middle of green
Continue flight with governor out of action, using collective and FFCL
In an underspeed or overspeed, what is the correct approach path?
Low gradient path
IAS 65 kts
Hold NR in upper limit of green arc (394)
Final approach, reduce forward speed without touching fuel control
After touchdown, reduce FFCL before reducing collective pitch
What are indications of surging?
Hunting of the rpm, torque and t4
Jerks in yaw axis
What are the required pilot actions if surging occurs?
Check fuel pressure and engine oil pressure
If fuel pressure and engine oil pressure are correct, reduce fuel flow slightly to leave governed range.
If surging still persists, LAND AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
Shut down the engine if there is a tendency to divergence
What are the required pilot actions if there is an engine fire during start up?
FFCL to closed
Apply rotor brake if necessary
Boost Pumps - OFF
Crank engine for 10 seconds
Battery off
FIRE light in flight
Enter autorotation
FFCL to closed position
Boost pumps off
Generator off
Switch off electrical master ALL OFF if smell of burning
With the electrical master ALL OFF switch depressed, what do you still have?
What are the required pilot actions if there is smoke in the cockpit and the source of the smoke is unknown?
Shut off heating/demisting
If smoke does not clear:
Switch off master electrical switch “ALL OFF”
When smell of smoke has disappeared, set all switches to “OFF”, including generator
Reset battery switch to ON
Reset electrical master switch
Switch on the generator, check voltage and current
If everything is normal, switch on systems one at a time until source of smoke is identified
Loss of the tail rotor in power on flight will result with a yaw movement to the ____
Left
What are the required pilot actions with a failure of tail rotor in ground effect
Bring aircraft to the ground by reducing collective pitch before yaw rate is too high
What are the required pilot actions with a failure of the tail rotor out of ground effect, in hover or at low speed
Reduce collective pitch moderately and simultaneously increase speed
What are the required pilot actions with a failure of the tail rotor in forward flight?
Reduce the power as much as possible and maintain forward speed (weathercock effect)
Select suitable landing site for steep approach
On final approach, shut down engine and make an autorotative landing
What is required of the pilot if there is a tail rotor control failure? (stuck pedals)
Set IAS to 70 kts in level flight
Press HYD TEST, reset HYD TEST after 5 seconds
Make a shallow approach to a clear landing area with slight side slip
Perform run on landing
Landing with stuck pedals is made easier with wind from the _____
Right
What does pushing the HYD TEST do in a stuck pedal emergency?
This cuts off hydraulic power to the yaw servo and depressurizes the load compensating servo accumulator