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Operating Limitations Flashcards

1
Q

Max Torque

A

Takeoff/MAX——– 100%

Transient———– 131% for 20 seconds

Torque above——- 102% Is an indication of a system malfunction.

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2
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Maximum ITT
(interstage turbine temperature)
A

Idle ———–720 c
take off max—820 c
transient ——870c for 20 seconds

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3
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OIL PRESSURE

A

Takeoff / max 90 to 120 psi
Aerobatics / spins 40 to 130 psi
Aerobatics / spins (idle) 15 to 40 psi (5 secs)

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PROHIBITED MANUVERS

A
  1. Inverted stalls
  2. Inverted spins
  3. Aggravated spins past 2 turns
  4. spins with the PCL above idle
  5. Spins with the landing gear, flaps, or speed brakes extended
  6. Spins with the PMU OFF
  7. Spins below 10,000ft pressure altitude
  8. Spins above 22,000ft pressure altitude
  9. Abrupt cross controlled (snap) maneuvers
  10. Aerobatic maneuvers, spins, or stalls with greater than 50 pounds fuel imbalance
  11. Tail slides
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5
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AIRSPEED LIMITATIONS

A

Max airspeed gear and flaps 150 kias
Max operating speed 316 kias or .67 mach
Full rudder deflection above 150 kias

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STARTING

Starter Limit: __________ Seconds

Wait ____Sec, _____ Min, _____ Min, _____ Min after each start attempt

A

Starter Limit: _____20_____ Seconds

30 - 2 - 5 - 30
30 seconds, 2 min. 5 min. 30min.

Wait 30 Sec, _____ 2Min, _____ 5Min, _____ 30 Min after each start attempt

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STARTING

Maximum ITT ________degrees for 5 Sec (Do Not Attempt Restart)

A

1000

Maximum ITT __1000___for 5 Sec (Do Not Attempt Restart)

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STARTING

Maximum Oil Pressure ___________ PSI

A

Maximum Oil Pressure ________200_______ PSI

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9
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STARTING

Minimum Oil Temperature ____________

A

Minimum Oil Temperature ____-40________

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10
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STARTING

Minimum Battery Voltage _____________ V

A

Minimum Battery Voltage _____23.5________ V

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11
Q

Pressurization

Normal Above 18,000 Ft MSL _________ ± ______ PSI

A

Pressurization

Normal Above 18,000 Ft MSL _____3.6_____ ± _____0.2____PSI

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12
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Pressurization

Overpressurization Valve Opens _________________ PSI

A

Pressurization

Over pressurization Valve Opens _________4.0_________ PSI

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13
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FUEL

Normal Recovery Fuel —____________ Pounds

A

FUEL

Normal Recovery Fuel —______2_0_0______ Pounds

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FUEL

Minimum Fuel —___________ Pounds (__________ Pounds Solo)

A

FUEL

150 200
Minimum Fuel _____150___Pounds (____200__Pounds Solo)

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FUEL

Emergency Fuel—_____________ Pounds (_________ Pounds Solo)

A

FUEL

Emergency Fuel _____100____Pounds (____100____Pounds Solo)

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16
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FUEL

Minimum Fuel for Aerobatics ______________ Pounds per side

A

FUEL

Minimum Fuel for Aerobatics _______150_______ Pounds per side

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17
Q

Runway

Minimum runway length_____feet

A

Runway

Min. —4,000 feet—

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Runway

Minimum runway width____feet

A

Runway

Minimum runway width – 75 feet—

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19
Q

MAX CROSSWINDS

DRY

A

MAX CROSSWINDS

Dry –25kts

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MAX CROSSWINDS

WET

A

MAX CROSSWINDS

Wet –10kts

21
Q

MAX CROSSWINDS

Icy runway

A

MAX CROSSWINDS

Icy Runway –5kts

22
Q

MAX CROSSWINDS

Touch -and- Go

A

MAX CROSSWINDS

Touch and Go –20kts

23
Q

MAX CROSSWIND

Formation takeoff and landing

A

Formation takeoff and landing—15kts

24
Q

Max tailwind component for takeoff

A

Max tailwind component for takeoff—-10kts

25
Q

MAX wind with canopy open

A

MAX wind with canopy open —40kts

26
Q

OIL PRESSURE

A

Takeoff / max 90 to 120 psi
Aerobatics / spins 40 to 130 psi
Aerobatics / spins (idle) 15 to 40 psi (5 secs)

27
Q

PROHIBITED MANUVERS

A
  1. Inverted stalls
  2. Inverted spins
  3. Aggravated spins past 2 turns
  4. spins with the PCL above idle
  5. Spins with the landing gear, flaps, or speed brakes extended
  6. Spins with the PMU OFF
  7. Spins below 10,000ft pressure altitude
  8. Spins above 22,000ft pressure altitude
  9. Abrupt cross controlled (snap) maneuvers
  10. Aerobatic maneuvers, spins, or stalls with greater than 50 pounds fuel imbalance
  11. Tail slides
28
Q

AIRSPEED LIMITATIONS

A

Max airspeed gear and flaps 150 kias
Max operating speed 316 kias or .67 mach
Full rudder deflection above 150 kias

29
Q

STARTING

Starter Limit: __________ Seconds

Wait ____Sec, _____ Min, _____ Min, _____ Min after each start attempt

A

Starter Limit: _____20_____ Seconds

30 - 2 - 5 - 30
30 seconds, 2 min. 5 min. 30min.

Wait 30 Sec, _____ 2Min, _____ 5Min, _____ 30 Min after each start attempt

30
Q

STARTING

Maximum ITT ________degrees for 5 Sec (Do Not Attempt Restart)

A

1000

Maximum ITT __1000___for 5 Sec (Do Not Attempt Restart)

31
Q

STARTING

Maximum Oil Pressure ___________ PSI

A

Maximum Oil Pressure ________200_______ PSI

32
Q

STARTING

Minimum Oil Temperature ____________

A

Minimum Oil Temperature ____-40________

33
Q

STARTING

Minimum Battery Voltage _____________ V

A

Minimum Battery Voltage _____23.5________ V

34
Q

Pressurization

Normal Above 18,000 Ft MSL _________ ± ______ PSI

A

Pressurization

Normal Above 18,000 Ft MSL _____3.6_____ ± _____0.2____PSI

35
Q

Pressurization

Overpressurization Valve Opens _________________ PSI

A

Pressurization

Over pressurization Valve Opens _________4.0_________ PSI

36
Q

FUEL

Normal Recovery Fuel —____________ Pounds

A

FUEL

Normal Recovery Fuel —______2_0_0______ Pounds

37
Q

FUEL

Minimum Fuel —___________ Pounds (__________ Pounds Solo)

A

FUEL

150 200
Minimum Fuel _____150___Pounds (____200__Pounds Solo)

38
Q

FUEL

Emergency Fuel—_____________ Pounds (_________ Pounds Solo)

A

FUEL

Emergency Fuel _____100____Pounds (____100____Pounds Solo)

39
Q

FUEL

Minimum Fuel for Aerobatics ______________ Pounds per side

A

FUEL

Minimum Fuel for Aerobatics _______150_______ Pounds per side

40
Q

Runway

Minimum runway length_____feet

A

Runway

Min. —4,000 feet—

41
Q

Runway

Minimum runway width____feet

A

Runway

Minimum runway width – 75 feet—

42
Q

MAX CROSSWINDS

DRY

A

MAX CROSSWINDS

Dry –25–

43
Q

MAX CROSSWINDS

WET

A

MAX CROSSWINDS

Wet –10–

44
Q

MAX CROSSWINDS

Icy runway

A

MAX CROSSWINDS

Icy Runway –5–

45
Q

MAX CROSSWINDS

Touch -and- Go

A

MAX CROSSWINDS

Touch and Go –20–

46
Q

MAX CROSSWIND

Formation takeoff and landing

A

Formation takeoff and landing—15—-

47
Q

Max tailwind component for takeoff

A

Max tailwind component for takeoff—-10—–

48
Q

MAX wind with canopy open

A

MAX wind with canopy open —40—–

T-6A Limitations & Emergency Procedures (2 decks)

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