CJ 525 Limitations Flashcards

1
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Maximum Design Ramp Weight

A

10,500 Pounds

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2
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Maximum Design Takeoff Weight

A

10,400 Pounds

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3
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Maximum Design Landing Weight

A

9,700 Pounds

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4
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Maximum Design Zero Fuel Weight

A

8,400 Pounds

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5
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Takeoff weight is limited by the most restrictive of the following requirements:

A

Maximum Certified Takeoff Weight 10,400 Pounds

Maximum Takeoff Weight Permitted be climb requirements…. Refer to Perf Tables Sec IV

Takeoff Field Length…. Refer to T/O Perf Sec IV

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6
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Landing weight is limited by the most restrictive of the following requirements:

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Max Certified Landing Weight 9700 Pounds

Max Landing Weight Permitted by Climb Requirements….Performance Section IV

Landing Distance… Performance Section IV

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7
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Maximum ITT for Idle

A

620 Max

N2% Turbine RPM 56.2 +/- 1.3 @ Idle

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8
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Maximum ITT for Takeoff

A

820 Max (5 minutes)

  1. 3 N2%
  2. 4 N1%
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9
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Maximum Continuous ITT

A

796 Max

  1. 3 N2%
  2. 4 N1%
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10
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Takeoff Thrust Limit

A

10 minutes for engine life to TBO

Refer to Performance 4-8

Performance data, including Vmca and Vmcg in Section IV is based on use of takeoff thrust.

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11
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Minimum Oil Pressure

A

Above 80% N2
45 PSIG

Below 80% N2
35 PSIG

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12
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Engine should not be operated above ________ % N2 until oil temperature is above ______ ^ C.

A

Engine should not be operated above 80 % N2 until oil temperature is above 10 ^ C.

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13
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Maximum Tailwind Component for Start

A

10 knots

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14
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Maximum Crosswind Component for Start

A

12 Knots

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15
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Thrust attenuator must be in AUTO mode for start with:

A

Tailwind within +/- 30 degrees.

Start downwind engine first

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16
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Maximum time to light off

A

10 seconds

Note: Time to light off is defined as the time the throttle lever is moved from off to idle position until light off is indicated.

17
Q

Minimum Ambient Temperature for Battery Start

A

-30 degrees C

18
Q

Maximum Temperature for Engine Start

A

ISA + 39 degrees C

19
Q

Maximum Airport Elevation for Ground Battery Start

A

10,000 Feet

20
Q

Maximum Airport Elevation for Ground External Power Start

A

14,000 Feet

21
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Minimum Battery Voltage for Battery Start

22
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Minimum / Maximum External Power Current Capacity for Start

A

800/1100 Amps

Note: normal starter current draw is approximately 1000 Amps peak. External power units with variable maximum current shut off should be set to 1100 Amps. Use of an external power source with voltage in excess of 29 V DC or current an excess of 1100 Amps can damage the starter.

23
Q

What are the limitations regarding use of IGNITION during engine power reduction high-altitude

A

L and R IGNITION must be selected ON prior to reducing power to less than 90% N2 at or above FL 350. Ignition may be returned to NORMAL after engines have stabilized at the reduced power setting.

24
Q

Starter Cycle Limitations

A

Three engine starts per 30 mins

Three cycles of operation with a 60 second rest period between cycles is permitted.

25
Maximum number of battery starts
3 per hour
26
What is the normal starter current draw?
1000 AMPs peak
27
External power units with variable maximum current shut off should be set to:
1100 AMPS
28
Maximum ITT Starting
1,000 C (5seconds) 975 C (7.5 seconds)
29
Minimum Airspeed for sustained flight in icing | Except approach and landing
160 knots
30
Maximum operating altitude
41,000 feet
31
Maximum / Minimum Ambient Temperature | Enroute
Refer to figure 2-9
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Generator Load (Enroute)
300 Amps up to 41,000 feet