LIMITS- system Flashcards

1
Q

NP Avoid range - except when

A

20-40%
60-90%

except during start up and shut down

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2
Q

when might you see a NP1 and 2 speed split

A

during auto rotational descent when main rotor is fully decoupled from engines

from 100% to 107% max can be expected

during power recovery it is normal for one engine to operate above 100% to lead the other

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3
Q

rotor start/stop limits – in relation to wind

A

45 kts any direction

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4
Q

rotor speed limit

A

power off - 120% NR authorized for maintenance test pilots during auto rotational RPM checks

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5
Q

operations against the gust lock is ___________

A

prohibited

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6
Q

rotor brake shall not be applied with ended operating and rotor turning except during ___________

A

an emergency stop

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7
Q

maximum rotor speed for emergency rotor brake applications is

A

76% NR

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8
Q

routine stopes will be with engines _____, NR below ____ and with _____________ PSI applied to stop the rotor in not less than ____ seconds

A

off
40%
150-180
12

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9
Q

min / max rotor brake pressure for engine start

A

450-690

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10
Q

use of the rotor brake with engines operating is restricted to ________ and _______ engine starts and operations at ________ only

A

single
dual
IDLE

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11
Q

xmsn oil fluctuation is normal under what conditions?

A

during transient maneuvers (hovering in gusty wind conditions)

flying pitch attitude of above +6 degrees

acceptable even when dropping below 30 psi (yellow range) — this is why you should make sure during normal forward flight, PSI is between 45 to 60 to accommodate for this drop

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12
Q

NP Limits

A

trans 91-95%
cont 95-101%
trans 101-105%
12 sec trans 105-107%

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13
Q

NR power on

A

trans 91-95%
cont 95-101%
trans 101-107%

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14
Q

NR power off (autorotation)

A

normal 90-105%
trans 105-110%
max 110%

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15
Q

NG (gas generator speed)

A

continuous 0-105%

12 second transient 105-106%

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16
Q

Q (torque)

A

continuous – 10 second transient

above 80: 0-100 – 144
below 80: 0-120 – 144
single eng: 0-135 – 144

17
Q

TGT

A
normal 0-793
30 min 793-846
10 min 846-879
2.5 min 879-903
12 sec 903-949
18
Q

Engine oil temp

A

continuous -20-135

30 minute limit 135-150

19
Q

engine oil pressure

A

idle 22-26
normal 26-100
5 minute 100-120

20
Q

xmsn oil temp

A

continuous -20-105

precautionary 105-140

21
Q

xmsn oil pressure

A

idle and transient 20-30
continuous 30-65
precautionary 65-130

22
Q

fuel low at ____ lbs

23
Q

pneumatic starter limits/ cycle

A

start cycle= initiation and acceleration of compressor from 0 RPM to starter dropout