Engine Flashcards

1
Q

Starting Limitation

A

ITT - Figure 1-7 in POH
OIL pressure - 25 min
OIL temp - negative 40 to 121 see POH

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2
Q

IDLE Limitation

A
Time limit - continuous 
ITT - 620 MAX
N2% RPM - 56.2 +/- 1.3
OIL PRESS - 35 MIN
OIL TEMP - NEGATIVE 40 to 121 (see POH)
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3
Q

Takeoff Limitation

A
Time limit - see POH
ITT - 820 MAX
N2% RPM 99.3
N1% RPM 104.4
OIL PRESS - 45 to 90
OIL TEMP - 10 to 121
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4
Q

Max Continuous limitation

A
Time Limit - see POH
ITT - 796 MAX
N2% RPM 99.3
N1% RPM 104.4
OIL PRESS - 45 to 90 (see POH)
OIL TEMP - 10 to 121
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5
Q

Transient Limitation

A

ITT - Figure 1-6 in POH
N2%RPM - Figure 1-8 in POH
N1%RPM - Figure 1-9 in POH
OIL PRESS - 25 MIN / 100 MAX (see POH)

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6
Q

Max continuous thrust

A

1900 LBS per engine

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7
Q

N2 Accessory Driven Components

A
Fuel Pump / Fuel Control Unit (FCU)
Oil Pump
Starter-Generator
Hydraulic Pump
N2 Tachometer-Generator
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8
Q

How much HP core airflow can be provided as bleed air for the aircraft systems?

A

6.5%

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9
Q

Bleed airflow valve (starting)

A

Open on start

Closes at 89% N2

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10
Q

When does bleed airflow valve reopen?

A

Engine decelerates through 89% N2

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11
Q

Oil capacity

A

2.5 quarts

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12
Q

When do we check oil level?

A

30 minutes after shutdown

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13
Q

Ignition “normal” mode

A

Engine start
Engine anti ice
Other routine operations

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14
Q

Ignition “ON” Mode

A
Takeoff and landings 
Emergency Air Restart
Emergency Decent
Stalls
Severe Turbulence 
Heavy Precipitation
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15
Q

Engine Fire Push button

A

Shuts off combustibles
De-energizes starter-generator
Arms Fire Bottles

Pushing a second time will reopen both shut off valves but the generator field will have to be reset.

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16
Q

Discharge Sequence for engine fire push button

A

1: Closes Fuel SOV - FUEL LOW PRESS annunciator illuminates
2: Closes hydraulic SOV - HYD FLOW LOW annunciator illuminates
3: F/W SHUTOFF annunciator illuminates
4: De-energizes starter-generator field relay - GEN OFF annunciator illuminates
5: Arms both fire bottles - BOTTLE ARMED annunciator illuminates

17
Q

Weight of engines

A

448 lbs

18
Q

What is the difference between a full oil tank, and one that needs oil added?

A

One quart

19
Q

Fuel heat exchanger

A

Cools oil but does not heat fuel

20
Q

How can we tell if the oil filter has been bypassed?

A

Pop out indication

21
Q

When does the OIL PRESS WARN annunciator come on?

A

Oil psi dropping below 25

22
Q

Where is the fuel filter located

A

Between the pump and the FCU

23
Q

What kind of gas is in the detection loops

A

Helium

24
Q

When do the fusible check valves on the fire bottles melt?

A

2400 psi / 210 degrees F

25
Q

How long after discharging one fire bottle, should the second should be fired?

A

30 seconds

26
Q

Fuel capacity

A

3200 pounds

242.2 gallons each side

27
Q

What do the NACA vents do?

A

Provide positive pressure for the fuel tanks

28
Q

When is the fuel boost pump used?

A

Starting an engine

Transferring fuel

Low pressure

29
Q

FUEL LOW LEVEL annunciator

A

185 +/- 15 gallons left in tank

Turn on boost pumps