Engines-Oil,Fuel And Air Flashcards
Control of the engine bypass doors is controlled from where?
By switches on the engine instrument panel.
In an aircraft without automatic ignition, manual must be selected during flight in what conditions?
Icing, heavy precipitation and turbulence
Removal of foreign material from the engine intakes is through the what?
Bypass doors.
When are the engine intake heaters inhibited?
When the bypass doors are closed, above 15°C and when the associated engine is shut down.
Does the Dash8Q 200 have automatic ignition?
No
When in starter mode the DC starter/generator motors the what?
The high-pressure compressor.
NP under speed governing schedules fuel to prevent propeller RPM dropping below what?
780 NP
During ground operations NH is regulated to approximately what?
75%
In an aircraft featuring automatic ignition, the igniters are activated for automatic re-light any time what?
NH falls below 60%
How are the engine intake heaters powered?
115 V variable frequency a.c.
When do the engine Intake heaters activate?
When the engine intake bypass doors are open and outside air temperature is at all below 15°C.
At low and high compression stage, Air is bled off for several purposes including what?
Pressurisation, air conditioning, D icing Air, oil seals and scavenging, turbine and stater vane cooling And Fuel scheduling
Is there an alert for an abnormal fuel temperature?
No
If you have a fuel outlet filter blockage what kind of caution light should you expect?
1 #2FuelFilterBypassCautionLight
During operations in the flight beta range, the ECU adjust fuel flow to vary what?
Vary NH in order to achieve a predetermined propeller a RPM.