Engines Flashcards

1
Q

Engine Types

A

GE CF34-10E high bypass ratio dual rotor turbofan

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2
Q

Igniter Knob in Off position

A
  • deactivates ignition on the ground

- FADEC disregards Off position in flight

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3
Q

How does fuel flow from the fuel tank to the fuel injectors?

A
  • Fuel exited tank via ejector pumps —> Low Pressure Fuel Pump —>
    A) High Pressure Fuel Pump —> Fuel tank return
    B) Heat Exchanger —> Hight Pressure Fuel Pump —> Fuel Filter —> FMU —> fuel injectors
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4
Q

When does the FADEC energize both ingniters

A
  • engine air start
  • engine flame out
  • missed light off
  • cold soak condition on the ground
  • high alt airport ground start
  • selector OVRD
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5
Q

When should an auto-relight be considered unsuccessful

A
  • engine relight does not occurs within 30 secs

- N2 falls below 7.2%

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6
Q

Components of Engine Control System

A
  • FADEC
  • Thrust Levers
  • T2 sensors
  • N1 sensors
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7
Q

What do T2 and N1 sensors provide?

A
  • T2 sensors monitor engine inlet temp for use by FADEC

- N1 sensors provide Fan Speed data for FADEC and airplane vibration monitoring

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8
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Function of the FADEC

A
  • 2 channels (in-control channel switch after each engine start)

– Engine protection;
– Control of the requested and max N1;
– Control of the ATTCS

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9
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What powers the FADEC

A
  • PMA above 50% N2

- Airplane electrical system below 50% N2 and as backup

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10
Q

ATTCS activation logic

A

RSV automatically commanded when TL as TOGA and:

– Difference between both engine N1 values is greater than 15%; or
– One engine failure during takeoff; or
– One engine failure during go-around; or
– Windshear detection

*auto armed for go-around

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11
Q

Min Flex takeoff thrust

A
  • 75% maximum rated takeoff thrust; or
  • CLB-2 + 1% N1

(Whichever is higher)

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12
Q

When is GA mode activated

A
  • inflight
  • landing gear down
  • flaps down
  • thrust mode other than takeoff
  • TL set to TOGA
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13
Q

Approach Idle activation

A
  • allows rapid acceleration to GA thrust

– In flight;
– Altitude less than 15000 ft; and
– Flaps 1 or greater or landing gear down

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14
Q

Final Approach thrust activation

A

– Altitude lower than 1200 ft AGL;
– Landing flaps;
– Landing gear down

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15
Q

Engine Protections

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FADEC Start Protections:

  • Hung Start
  • Hot Start
  • No Light Off

Overspeed Protection
- at 102% N2 FADEC commands engine shutdown

Overtemp Protection
- FADEC controls ITT limits throughout start and engine operation

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16
Q

Min Oil level for takeoff

A

Oil level must be in the green range

17
Q

When does FADEC alternate exciters

A

After each start

18
Q

Engine indication during start

A
  • ignition at approx 7% N2
  • fuel flow at approx 20% to 25% N2
  • light off
  • starter cutout at 50% N2
19
Q

How are the thrust reversers controlled

A
  • Electrically controlled via the FADEC
  • Hydraulically actuated
  • independently operated