PHI's ID the EP by "Indications" Flashcards
Define “Land Immediately”
Urgency of landing is Paramount. Primary consideration is to assure survival of occupants.
Define “LASA Possible”
Land without delay at nearest suitable area (e.g., open field) at which a safe approach and landing is reasonably assured.
Define “LASA Practical”
Duration of flight and landing site are at the discretion of pilot. Extended flight beyond nearest approved landing area is not recommended.
Initial actions for Emergecies and Malfunctions “Other than Engines”.
(Memory Items)
FLY…………………Maintain control, maintain limits, adjust airspeed as required.
IDENTIFY………..PROBLEM, Confirm any Secondary Indications
CHECKLIST…….COMPLETE (checklist for properly ID’d Malfunction)
Initial Actions for ANY Engine Problem
Memory Items
FLY… ………Maintain control, adjust power to maintain limits, adjust airspeed as required
IDENTIFY….Affected Engine/Problem, Confirm secondary indications
WITHOUT Secondaries:
CHECKLIST……Complete (checklist for properly ID’d Problem)
WITH Secondaries (Including Engine Fire):
THROTTLE…….CONFIRM, IDLE (Affected Engine)
If Overspeed or Catastrophic Failure……..Throttle to STOP
CHECKLIST…….Complete (checklist for properly ID’d Problem)
NOTE: For all OEI operations, refer to OEI Procedures in the detailed procedures.(Green pages:D-11)
Smoke, Flames or Fumes in the cockpit or cabin.
CABIN - COCKPIT FIRE
or
SMOKE - FUMES in COCKPIT
PG: E-2
Smell of burning insulation and acrid smoke
ELECTRICAL FIRE
[FADEC (1/2)(A/B) FAIL] Caution Light
Channel “A” Failure Indications: ???
Channel “B” Failure Indications: ???
FADEC CHANNEL FAILURE
PG: E-5
Either Channel Failure: (single channel=NO degraded Engine Performance)
- [ENGINE POWER LIM] caution light
- loss of TGT indications
(Dual Channel A/B failure will cause Engine Failure)
Channel “A” Failure:
- loss of Eng Oil Temp
- Eng Oil Hot, Eng Oil Press, Fuel Bypass Caution Lights disabled.
Channel “B” Failure:
-loss of Eng Oil Press
-Eng Oil Bypass, Eng Chip and Fuel Press Caution Lights disabled.
-
-TQ Split
-Affected Engine does NOT respond to collective Movements
-A high power malfunction may require an engine shutdown to prevent NR overspeed
-A low power malfunction may require an OEI approach/landing
[ENG 1/2 FIXED PWR] Caution light illuminated
ENGINE FIXED POWER
PG: E-6
- NG> 108.5%
- NR and NP cycle between 118-121%
[ENG 1/2 OVERSPEED] Caution Light
Pg: E-8
- Banging/Popping noise and possible yaw kicks
- Rapid TOT increase
- Decrease in TQ
- Fluctuating NG & NP
COMPRESSOR STALL
PG: E-9
Collective………Reduced
Throttle…………Idle
Checklist……….Execute
Emergency Engine Shutdown Procedures
Throttle………….Stop
Fuel Selector….Off
If TGT>540:
Starter………….Engaged (until below 150)
Note: starter will not engage until NG<15*
Checklist PG: E-5
-Loud high-speed rattle
-Rapidly accelerating NP
-NP may cycle above NR
-Loud bang, NP overspeed, TQ drops to zero and engine vibration.
[ENG 1/2 OVERSPEED] caution light
HIGH SPEED SHAFT FAILURE
Throttle……..Stop
Checklist Pg: E-10
One or more of the following Caution Lights:
ENG 1/2 OIL PRESS
ENG 1/2 OIL HOT
ENG 1/2 OIL BY PASS
Oil System Malfunction
Checklist Pg: E-11
If power is required, do NOT shut down engine.
If oil pressure is Decreasing AND TGT in Increasing; Emergency Engine shutdown and Single Engine Procedure.
MGB Oil Press below 45 psi AND/OR MGB Oil Temp above 130.
Possible aural alert “GEARBOX PRESSURE”
MGB Oil Press/Temp Warning/Cautions
Checklist Pg: E-18,19,20
IMMEDIATE ACTIONS:
- MGB OIL BYP switch……BYP within 5-seconds.
- Descend with 15% TQ to a MSA. If able, descend below 500 AGL and maintain Airspeed between 80-100 KIAS.
- If imminent gearbox failure exists Land Immediately. Plan AEO DITCHING as required.
WARNING: A total loss of MGB oil Pressure (less than 5 psi) may result in MGB failure within 10-minutes.