Engine Failure Training Flashcards
According to experience, what does not make sense in engine failure training? why?
Simulating engine failure by shutting off fuel supply. Risk involved is too great
How does the instructor simulate an engine failure?
Slowly reducing the throttle
How is the emergency checklist carried out?
Do and read
How do you detect a dead engine?
- Loss of thrust
- A/C nose will point to dead engine
- dead foot = dead engine
What’s the recommended simulated min OEI speed (Vsse)?
What Vsse do we use for safety reasons instead in the ATO?
70 kts
80 Kts in the ATO
Keep speed above Vsse for simulated OEI training operations
How is a feathered condition simulated?
Prop level full forward
Throttle level set at 13.5 hg
MAP at 80-90 kt
2000-4000 ft (density altitude)
How many degrees of bank and into what engine?
5º into the running engine
Do you trim the plane?
Always
What’s the blue line speed?
84 kts
What’s the critical engine?
The one that will have the most negative/adverse impact on flight characteristics if it fails.
What’s the critical engine in the Tecnam 2006P?
The left one
When may we extend flaps and landing gear during the final approach? What’s the maximum flap position?
Only when landing is assured
T/O position
