Engine Flashcards

1
Q

N1 idle value

A

20-25%

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2
Q

N1 TOGA

A

99.5%

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3
Q

N1 APR MCT

A

Red Line

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4
Q

Max ITT for engine start

A

Red Line

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5
Q

ITT limit for ALL thrust modes

A

Red Line

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6
Q

N2 range for engine start

A

0-45%

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7
Q

N2 range for idle

A

55-65%

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8
Q

Min oil temp for engine start

A

-40C

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9
Q

Max oil pressure for engine start

A

Amber value for max of 10 min

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10
Q

N2 TOGA

A

99.4%

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11
Q

N2 MCT

A

98.0%

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12
Q

Oil pressure at idle

A

60 psi max

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13
Q

Oil pressure > 70% N2, TOGA, APR, MCT

A

Amber Value, 95 psi max

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14
Q

Oil temp for all thrust modes

A

Amber value (max of 15 minutes in TOGA & APR)

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15
Q

ITT residual limits

A

< 120C for ground start

< 90C for air start

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16
Q

Max oil pressure transient < 60C

A

156 psi

17
Q

Oil pressure peak during start

A

182 psi max, 95 psi for max of 10 mins

18
Q

Low oil pressure

A

Amber values when above idle require Oil Temp monitoring

19
Q

APR Thrust - pilot initiated

A

Prohibited above 7500msl
or
Within 30 mins of start below 7500msl

EXCEPT IN CASE OF SAFETY OF FLIGHT

APR events must be logged in AML

20
Q

ITT EXCEED B (B1)(C) status msg

A

Must be logged in AML

21
Q

Thrust management data

A

N1 values for takeoff must be verified +/- 1.0% of flip card values

22
Q

Method C Takeoff

A

> 30 degrees, >30 knots wind

23
Q

Method B or C Takeoff

A

> 30 degrees, 5-30 knots

24
Q

Method A, B, or C Takeoff

A

Within 30 degrees, no limit

>30 degrees, <5 knots

25
Q

Aircraft Cold Soak

A

FFOD, <-30 degrees for 8+ hours,

Motor engines 60 seconds w/ N1 rotation verified prior to start
TR deploy / stow cycle 2 seconds or less

26
Q

Continuous Ignition Required

A

Contaminated runway
Moderate - heavy rain
Moderate - heavy turbulence
Flight in vicinity of Thunderstorms

27
Q

Warm up

A

Engines must remain at IDLE until oil pressure reaches normal operating range

During all starts, do not exceed 75% N1 for 2 minutes or until all operating indications in normal range, whichever is longer.

28
Q

Thrust Reversers

A
Prohibited in flight
Full stop only
Takeoff with TR icons / eicas prohibited
Retard to 60% reverse N1 below 75 knots
Power back prohibited
29
Q

Starter Limits - N2

A

No engagement above 45% N2

30
Q

Starting - Fuel introduction

A

ITT <90 (air)

31
Q

Starter - Time limits

A

Ground start - 2 attempts 90s on 10s off, 3 more 90s on 5m off
Air start/motor - 1 attempt 120s on, 10s off, 4 more 60s on 5m off
Ground motor - 1 attempt 90s on, 5m off, 4 more 30s on 5m off

Note: do not mix motoring with start limits. Fuel introduction implies start limit

32
Q

Engine relight - windmilling

A

FL210 - 10,000: 290-Vmo, 7.2% N2 minimum

10,000 - SL: 250-Vmo, 7.2% N2 minimum

33
Q

Engine relight - Starter assisted

A

FL210 - SL: Vref-Vmo, 0-45% N2

34
Q

All engine out rapid relight

A

10,000 - SL: FADEC rapid relight has been demonstrated at 200 kias for up to 15s fuel interruptions.