Eng (for Manual Start) Flashcards
1
Q
Examples of Automatic Engine Start aborts. 3
A
- Engine stall
- Engine EGT overlimit
- Low start air pressure
2
Q
Reasons for a start abort of the automatic engine start sequence: 3
A
- Degraded bleed performance or an engine with a reduced EGT margin, due to hot conditions, or at a high-altitude airfields
- Marginal performance of the external pneumatic power
- Intermittent ECAM ENG 1(2) IGN A(B) FAULT alert, during the first start of the day
3
Q
During a manual start, what can we expect from FADEC?
A
A passive monitoring of the engine
4
Q
What is the main difference between a manual start and an automatic start?
A
In a manual start, pilots are in charge of the moment at which fuel and ignition are supplied to the engine
5
Q
What does FADEC control during a manual start? 3
A
- Closure of the start valve at 50% N2
- Ignition cut off
- The position of the HP fuel valve
6
Q
How is the FADEC powered in a manual start? What appears on the EWD and SD?
A
- As soon as the Mode Selector Switch is set to IGN/START
2. EWD to display engine parameters and SD shows the engine page automatically