GE 129 Ops Limits Flashcards by Aaron Doyle | Brainscape

Q

Idle fuel flow

A

700-1700phh

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Idle oil PX

A

15 psi minimum

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Idle nozzle position

A

Greater than 94%

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Idle rpm

A

62-80%

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Idle FTIT

A

650 degrees or Less

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Hydraulic PX

A

2850-3250 psi

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Max start FTIT

A

935 degrees

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Ground and in flight FTIT mil/AB

A

980 degrees

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Ground and in flight RPM mil/AB

A

108%

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Ground and in flight oil PX Mil/AB

A

25-65 psi

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At mil and above, what must oil PX do?

A

Rise at least 10psi above idle psi.

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transient FTIT

A

980 degrees

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transient RPM

A

109%

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transient oil PX

A

25-65 psi

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FTIT fluctuation

A

Plus or minus 10 degrees

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rpm fluctuation

A

Plus or minus 1%

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oil PX fluctuation

A

Plus or minus 5 psi

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Ground nozzle fluctuations

A

Plus or minus 2%

Q

In flight airstart FTIT

A

935 degrees

Q

In flight oil PX

A

15 psi min

Q

Nozzle position should not exceed xx% in mil?

A

15%

Q

Max AB nozzle position %

A

40-70%