Engines/APU Flashcards
- When must Engine Ignition be on:
- When must Engine Ignition be on:
all answers are correct
• Takeoff and Landing
• Engine Anti-Ice Operation and Heavy Rain
- The maximum allowable EGT for Engine Start is_______.
- The maximum allowable EGT for Engine Start is_______.
725°C
- An Amber Arc on an Engine Limit Display indicates______.
- An Amber Arc on an Engine Limit Display indicates______.
Cautionary range
- On the B737-800, what is the maximum altitude that the APU can supply electrical power and bleed air up to?
- On the B737-800, what is the maximum altitude that the APU can supply electrical power and bleed air up to?
10,000 ft.
- On the B737-800, what is the maximum altitude that the APU can supply bleed air alone up to?
- On the B737-800, what is the maximum altitude that the APU can supply bleed air alone up to?
17,000 ft.
- On the B737-800, What is the maximum altitude that the APU can supply electrical power alone up to?
- On the B737-800, What is the maximum altitude that the APU can supply electrical power alone up to?
41,000 ft.
- With the EEC in Normal Mode, if the thrust lever is advanced to the forward stop, what will the EEC do?
- With the EEC in Normal Mode, if the thrust lever is advanced to the forward stop, what will the EEC do?
limit thrust to the maximum certified thrust rating for current conditions
- On the engine panel on the aft overhead panel, when will both ON and ALTN be in view?
- On the engine panel on the aft overhead panel, when will both ON and ALTN be in view?
The EEC has automatically changed to the soft alternate mode
- Thrust rating shortfalls and exceedances _______ occur as flight conditions change, when the EEC is in soft alternate mode.
- Thrust rating shortfalls and exceedances _______ occur as flight conditions change, when the EEC is in soft alternate mode.
can
- In what mode does the EEC provides N1 and N2 redline overspeed protection in?
- In what mode does the EEC provides N1 and N2 redline overspeed protection in?
normal mode and alternate mode
- Which air source may the engines be started with?
- Which air source may the engines be started with?
• The APU or ground source
• The engine crossbleed
- On the B737-800 power is removed from the start switch holding the solenoid for starter cutout at approximately _____ N2 speed.
- Which air source may the engines be started with?
56%
- On the B737-800, what do the EECs monitor to detect during ground starts?
- On the B737-800, what do the EECs monitor to detect during ground starts?
all answers are correct
• impending hot starts and EGT start limit exceedances
• wet starts
- On the B737-800, a flashing white box surrounding the EGT during an engine start indicates_____.
- On the B737-800, a flashing white box surrounding the EGT during an engine start indicates_____.
• an impending hot start
- When the Engine Start Switch is placed in the GRD position, _____occurs.
- When the Engine Start Switch is placed in the GRD position, _____occurs.
• the starter valve opens, the engine bleed air valve closes
• the selected igniters(s) are energized when the engine start lever is placed to IDLE
- When the Engine Start Switch is placed in the CONT position, ______ occurs.
- When the Engine Start Switch is placed in the CONT position, ______ occurs.
Ignition is provided to the selected igniters when engine is operating, and engine start lever is in IDLE
- When the Engine Start Switch is placed in the FLT position, _____ occurs.
- When the Engine Start Switch is placed in the FLT position, _____ occurs.
Ignition is provided to the both igniters when engine is operating and engine start lever is in IDLE
- IGN L, is powered by AC transfer bus #1 for engine #1 and AC transfer bus #2 for engine #2. What is IGN R powered by for either engine?
- IGN L, is powered by AC transfer bus #1 for engine #1 and AC transfer bus #2 for engine #2. What is IGN R powered by for either engine?
AC standby bus
- _______occurs when the EEC detects an engine flameout.
- _______occurs when the EEC detects an engine flameout.
both engine igniters are activated
- X-BLD START above the N2 dial indicates ______.
- X-BLD START above the N2 dial indicates ______.
crossbleed air recommended for inflight start
- The thrust reversers can be deployed when ______________________ or when either radio altimeter sense less than 10 feet RA.
- The thrust reversers can be deployed when ______________________ or when either radio altimeter sense less than 10 feet RA.
the air / ground safety sensor is in the ground mode
- What does an amber REV displayed above the N1 gages on the center instrument panel indicate?
- What does an amber REV displayed above the N1 gages on the center instrument panel indicate?
the thrust reverser is moved from stowed position