BV 107-II RFM Flashcards

1
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Kinds of Operations authorized

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-Transport Category “A” in accordance with, RFMS 19
-Transport Category “B”
-Water Operations, limited to landing & Takeoff only.
-VFR
-IFR in accordance with RFMS 9
-External Load Operations in accordance with the RLCM

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Transport Category “B” Operating Limits & Restrictions

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Landing and IGE weight limit is 20,000 pounds
External Load maximum weight is 22,000 pounds
Maximum Hook capacity - 11,500 pounds
Maximum OAT 43.5° Celsius

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3
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Engine Starter Limits

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No more than 30 seconds per attempt
No more than 3 attempts in a 30 minute period.
3 minutes between start attempt after aborted start.

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4
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Two Engine Performance limits

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One Engine Inoperative Performance limits

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6
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Ng Overspeed Limits

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Overspeed Limit Range (15 seconds): 103.6 - 105.3%
Overspeed Limit: 105.3%
Maximum permitted speed for 2-1/2 minute power: 103.6%

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Nf Overspeed limit

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Maximum Permitted (15 second): 118.5%

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8
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PTIT (T5) limits

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949° - 2 seconds (starting)
841° - 2 seconds (transient)
766° - 15 seconds (Transient Overtemp)
758° - 2-1/2 minute OEI
707° - Engine Overtemp Aural Warning
696° - 5 minute & OEI Emergency Power
660° - Max continuous

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9
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Engine Oil Temperature range

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neg 20° - 121° Celsius.

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10
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Engine Oil Pressure Ranges

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Normal Range - 20 to 60psi
Total Range - 8 to 75psi
Filter bypass with delta P of 15-21psi
Master Caution Indicator - 7 to 10psi

Note: At 65 to 75psi a relief valve diverts partial oil flow to the forward sump.

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11
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Transmission Limits Two Engines Operating (100% RRPM)

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5 Minute Power - 76.5%
Max Continuous - 70%

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12
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Transmission Limits - OEI (100% RRPM)

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2-1/2 Minute Power - 94%
5 Minute T/O & 30 Minute Emergency - 88%
Max Continuous Power - 78.5%

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13
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Transmission Oil Temperature

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Maximum: 110° C
Minimum: -12° C
Normal Range: -12° C to 100° C

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14
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Transmission Oil Pressure

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Maximum: 85 psi
Minimum: 20 psi

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15
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Useable Fuel (Cat B)

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175 gal tanks: 173 gal
190 gal tanks: 188.7 gal

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16
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Useable Fuel (Cat A)

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175 gal tanks: 151 gal
190 gal tanks: 162 gal

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17
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Authorized Fuel Types

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JP-4
JP-5
JP-8
TS-1

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18
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Fuel Pressure Limits

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Maximum Press: 995 psi
Minimum Press: 190 psi

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19
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Engine Oil Type

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Type 1 - MIL-PRF-7808
Type 2 - MIL-PRF-23699

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20
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Power Off Rotor Limits

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Maximum: 113%
Normal Range
Up to 6000 ft PA: 92 to 113%
Above 6000 ft PA: 100 to 113%
Transient Range: 88 to 92% below 6000 ft PA

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Power On Rotor Limits

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Maximum: 100%
Below 6000 ft PA: 92 to 100%
Above 6000 ft PA: 100%
Transient Range: 88 to 92% below 6000 ft PA

Maintenance Flights Maximum: 109%

22
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External Load Rotor Limits

23
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Density Altitude Limits (VFR Cat B)

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Takeoff: 12,500 ft DA
Enroute: 13,000 ft DA for weights up to 19,000 lbs.
10,000 ft DA for weights 19,000 to 20,000 lbs.
Landing: 12,500 ft DA maximum

24
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Density Altitude Limits (IFR Cat B)

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Takeoff -
IFR: 9,500 ft DA for weights up to 19,000 lbs.
IFR: 6,000 ft DA for weights 19,000 to 20,000 lbs.
Enroute -
IFR: 10,500 ft DA for weights up to 19,000 lbs.
IFR: 6,000 ft DA for weights 19,000 to 20,000 lbs.
Landing -
IFR: 10,500 ft DA for weights up to 19,000 lbs.

25
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Aerobatic Maneuvers

A

PROHIBITED

26
Q

Flight Into Known Icing Conditions

A

PROHIBITED

27
Q

Fuel Crossfeed Operation

A

Only during emergency operation.
Ceased at 400 lbs. of fuel remaining in selected tank

28
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Flight Prohibited in:

A

2° C and visible moisture

29
Q

Use of Engine Inlet Anti-Ice

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Required to be on for temps at and below 4° C

30
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Max horizontal wind gusts velocity for starting:

31
Q

Negative G maneuvers

A

PROHIBITED

32
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Rotor Brake application below 40% Nr

A

PROHIBITED

33
Q

Fuel Pressure Indicator Markings

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Maximum: 995 psi (red radial line)
Precautionary: 795 to 995 psi, (yellow arc)
Minimum: 190 psi (red radial line)

34
Q

Engine Oil Temperature Indicator
Markings

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Maximum: 121° C (red radial line)
Normal Operating Range: -35° C to 121° C
Minimum: -54° C (red radial line)

35
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Engine Oil Pressure Indicator
Markings

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Maximum: 75 psi (red radial line)
Precautionary: 60 to 75 psi (yellow arc)
Normal: 25 to 60 psi (green arc)
Precautionary: 8 to 25 psi (yellow arc)
Minimum: 8 psi

36
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Transmission Oil Temp Indicator
Markings

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Maximum: 110° C (red radial line)
Normal: -12° C to 110° C (green arc)
Minimum: -12° C

37
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Transmission Oil Pressure Indicator
Markings

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Maximum: 85 psi (red radial line)
Normal: 20 to 85 psi (green arc)
Minimum: 20 psi (red radial line)

38
Q

Hydraulic Pressure Indicator
Marings

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Maximum: 1750 psi (red radial line)
Normal: 1050 to 1750 psi (green arc)
Minimum: 1050 psi (red radial line)

39
Q

Aux Battery Check Procedure

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EMERG ENG TRIM C/B……………………………….ON
AUX BATT………………………………………….Held ON
DC Volt Meter………………………..Confirm 24VDC
Cycle each ECL from STOP to FLY
Ensure no more than 3VDC drop

40
Q

How much time is allowed for the T5 Horn check?

A

Each side must be completed before the 3 second PTIT self test is completed.

41
Q

At what Ng does the starter drop out at?

A

The starter should automatically drop out at 46% Ng. If it is suspected that the starter has not disengaged, the starter CB can be pulled and reset.

42
Q

What is the typical Ng idle speed?

A

55.7% Ng, ± 3%

43
Q

At what voltage is a hot start likely to occur?

A

During engine start, If DC voltage drops to less than 18 volts, a hot start is likely to occur.

44
Q

At what Ng percentage does the boost pumps get turned on.

A

17% Ng for AC start
19% Ng for DC start

45
Q

If the Engine Overspeed test switch does not activate, what is the likely reason?

A

The collective must be below 3° below detent for the system to test.

46
Q

During engine start, with the OAT at or below 4° C, what should be turned on?

A

The engine anti-ice switch must be left on during start and operations at or below 4° C OAT.

47
Q

Describe the stages of fuel pressure during engine start

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While the ECL is in CRANK: Fuel pressure will build to around 400 psi
When ECL is moved to START: Fuel pressure will drop to 50 psi
After engine “light off”: Fuel pressure builds to between 190 to 230 psi at ground idle

48
Q

What action should you take if you encounter droop stop pounding during ground taxiing?

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Pedals…………………………….CONFIRM NEUTRAL
Collective Pitch…………………..INCREASE Slightly
Longitudinal Control Displacement…NEUTRAL
Lateral Control Displacement…………..REDUCE