Chapter 6: Engines Flashcards

1
Q

Engine Make and Model

A

General Electric CF34-8E

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2
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Start/Stop 1(2)—STOP

A

Shuts down respective engine if TLA idle in flight, <5 deg on ground (EICAS message if not idle)

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3
Q

Ignition Switch—OFF

A

In flight, FADEC ignores OFF position; On ground, FADEC deactivates igniters and inhibits fuel flow

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4
Q

FADEC Power Source

A

PMA (Permanent Magnetic Alternator) if N2>~50%, Aircraft electrical system otherwise

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5
Q

ATTCS Commands RSV Power when:

A

TLA TOGA Position and…

  • N1 Difference > 15%
  • Engine Failure during Takeoff
  • Engine Failure during Go-Around
  • Windshear Detection
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6
Q

N1 Wing Anti-Ice Cyan Line

A

Indicates minimum N1 required for bleed requirements during final approach (radio alt. <1,200’)

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7
Q

Describe Fuel Flow from Tanks to Engine

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After leaving tanks, fuel passes through engine-driven low-pressure fuel pump and splits into two paths. The first path goes through the engine-driven high-pressure fuel pump and is routed to the ejector pumps. The second goes through the fuel/oil heat exchanger, fuel filter (in the FMU), then returns to the engine-driven high-pressure fuel pump and is routed to the FMU, then the fuel injectors.

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8
Q

Fuel/Oil Heat Exchanger

A

Maintains oil within an acceptable temperature range and heats fuel to prevent freezing

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9
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FMU (Fuel Metering Unit)

A
  • Meters and distributes fuel to the injectors
  • Controls shutoff valve for normal shutdowns
  • Provides engine overspeed protection
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10
Q

Variable Geometry Actuator

A

Controlled by FADEC via the FMU, fuel-driven actuators adjust position of stators to optimize efficiency of compressor for corrected N2 speed

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11
Q

Describe the Lubrication System

A

One supply pump, 4 scavenge pumps
Oil filter with bypass and cold start relief valve
Oil lubrication pump -> Filter -> Fuel/Oil Heat Exchanger -> divides into 4 circuits (A,B,C,AGB)

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12
Q

Starting System Components

A

Starter Control Valve

Air Turbine Starter

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13
Q

Ignition System

A

Two igniters per engine A/B
B igniter powered by respective AC BUS, commanded by SPDA 2
A igniter powered by AC STBY BUS, (commanded by SPDA 1)

One igniter energized for ground starts, both for air starts or if switch in OVRD position

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14
Q

Ground Start Sequence

A

Starter Valve Opens
~7% N2: Ignition is energized
~20% N2: Fuel flow initiated
~50% N2: Starter cutout and FADEC commands FMU to produce ground idle speed

Both igniters energized if no light off 15s after FF, must be aborted if no light off 30s after FF

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15
Q

Air Start Sequence

A

~7% N2: Both igniters energized
~20% N2 OR 15s: Fuel flow is initiated
~50% N2: Starter cutout and FADEC commands FMU to accelerate engine to flight idle

No hot or hung start protection, must be aborted if no light off 30s after FF

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16
Q

Windmill Start Sequence

A

7% N2: Both igniters are energized
7.2% N2 or 15s: Fuel flow is initiated

No hot or hung start protection, must be aborted if no light off within 30s of FF

17
Q

Auto Relight

A

WML is displayed, FADEC commands relight fuel flow, both igniters energized
In flight: Must be MANUALLY aborted if >30s or N2 < 7.2%
On Ground: Automatically aborted if N2 < 52%

18
Q

Thrust Reverser After Engine Failure

A

Available on respective engine for 30s
Moving both TLA to MAX REV commands MIN REV
Moving ONLY operative TLA to MAX REV commands MAX REV

19
Q

Minimum Flex Takeoff Thrust

A

The higher of 75% of max rated thrust or TO-2 + 0.5% N1

20
Q

When will CLB-1 selection be inhibited on the ground?

A

If CLB-1 N1 is greater than takeoff thrust

21
Q

Idle Thrust Selections

A

Ground
Flight
Approach (<15,000’, flaps or gear deployed)
Final Approach (Radio alt. <1,200’, landing flaps, gear down)

Automatic increase of flight and approach idle in icing conditions; no automatic increase for final approach idle, but N1 cyan tick is displayed

22
Q

TO-1 Thrust Rating

A

TO-1: 13,000 lbs
TO-1 RSV: 14,200 lbs

ISA and Sea Level

23
Q

TO-2 Thrust Rating

A

TO-2: 11,800 lbs
TO-2 RSV: 13,000 lbs

ISA and Seal Level

24
Q

GA Thrust Ratings

A

GA: 13,000 lbs
GA RSV: 14,200 lbs

ISA and Sea Level

25
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CON Thrust Rating

A

CON: 12,800 lbs

ISA and Sea Level

26
Q

CLB-1 Thrust Rating

A

CLB-1: 12,400 lbs

ISA and Sea Level

27
Q

CLB-2 Thrust Rating

A

CLB-2: 11,100 lbs

ISA and Sea Level

28
Q

CRZ Thrust Rating

A

CRZ: 10,400 lbs

ISA and Sea Level

29
Q

FADEC Protections

A

On the ground: Hot start, hung start, no light off

In the Air: Overspeed protection if N2 > 102%, FADEC commands shutdown. Will not relight if 3 overspeeds within 30s

30
Q

Engine Start with High ITT

A

FADEC inhibits fuel flow if ITT > 120 C