Engine Start Flashcards

1
Q

Duct pressure required for engine start

A

25-60 psi

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2
Q

For cross starts, up to ___ N2 can be required to obtain minimum duct pressure of ___

As a technique, set power for ___

A

80% N2
25 PSI

35 PSI

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3
Q

No N2

Procedure?

A

Engine will not turn

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4
Q

Start valve fails to function

Procedure?

A

Start valve manual operation

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8
Q

Do not move start lever to start without ___

A

Definite indication of N1 RPM (either visually, or on engine instruments)

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9
Q

Where is the no N1 rotation procedure?

A

Engine Start Procedure Figure 2-2

Stop start

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12
Q

Fuel flow at light off is normally _____

A

Less than 1000 pph

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13
Q

Where is the no oil pressure procedure?

A

Engine Starting Procedure Figure 2-2

(Continue motor) stop start if no oil pressure observed within 30 sec of start initiation

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15
Q

Where and what is the no cutout procedure?

A

Engine Starting Procedure Figure 2-2

If starter fails to cutout by 40% N2, FE calls NO CUTOUT; pilot calls STOP START

Start lever CUTOFF
Close wing isolation valve and remove bleed air source by 45% N2

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16
Q

Sustained fuel flow of _____ at light off indicates a possible hot start

A

1400 pph

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17
Q

EGT does not rise within 20 seconds after start lever is moved to START

Procedure?

A

Wet or Hot Start

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18
Q

Gen LOW RPM light extinguishes at ___

A

57% N2

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19
Q

N1 idle RPM

A

25% minimum

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20
Q

Max Idle EGT

A

340°C

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21
Q

N1 or N2 not increasing or increasing slowly while EGT is increasing

Procedure?

A

Hung Start

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22
Q

OIL PRESS caution light should extinguish within ___

If it doesn’t extinguish, ___

A

30 seconds of engine stabilizing at idle

  • Increase N2 to 90%
  • With oil pressure at 40-55 psi, light should extinguish.
  • If light does not extinguish, or comes back on when power is reduced to idle, shut down the engine

Engine Starting Procedure Figure 2-2

23
Q

EGT rising rapidly or above 450°C

Procedure?

A

Wet or Hot Start

Note time in the following ranges
450-575
575-585

24
Q

Move start lever to idle at ___

A

35% N2 when engines indicate a normal start

25
Q

Ignition should occur within _____ and is indicated by _____

A

20 sec

Rise in EGT

27
Q

Fuel flow peaks during engine acceleration at _____

A

1600-1800 pph

36
Q

N2 should reach idle RPM of ___ within ___

A

58-62%

2 minutes of start lever to idle (no load)

If generator under load does not stabilize, remove load and allow additional 5 minutes to stabilize

If engine does not stabilize at idle, move start lever to CUTOFF and alert maintenance

38
Q

N2 RPM must be at least ___ to bring first two generators online

A

62%

40
Q

Fuel flow stabilized at idle at _____

A

1100 pph