Powerplant Flashcards

1
Q

Max TGT start

A

740 deg / 2 secs

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2
Q

Max TGT during relight

A

780 deg / 2 sec

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3
Q

Max TGT during take off

A

850 deg / 5mins norm or 10 mins OEI

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4
Q

Max continuous TGT

A

795 deg

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5
Q

Max over temp

A

870 deg / 20 sec

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6
Q

Minimum idle (min N2 %)

A

47.9%

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7
Q

Flex thrust take off should not be used…

A

FLX shall not be used when:
- icing conditions exist;
- the runway is contaminated with standing water, slush, snow or ice;
- windshear or temperature inversions are reported or expected;
- the lift dumpers are inoperative;
- one or more anti-skid units are inoperative;
- wing anti-icing is on;
- tail anti-icing is on;
- the operator has not established a means to periodically verify the availability of take-off rated thrust to ensure that engine deterioration does not exceed authorized limits;
- items affecting performance cause significant increase in crew workload

NOTE: 1. The take-off decision speed V, must be scheduled in excess of or equal to 0.9 VR (0.9<Vy/ps1.0).

The corresponding take-off weight restrictions in chapter Performance must be observed.

  1. The minimum and maximum assumed temperatures in chapter Performance must be observed.
  2. The minimum operating temperature for flexible take-off with the ATS engaged is minus 25 deg C (minus 13 deg F).
  3. The minimum operating temperature for flexible take-off with the ATS not engaged is minus 5 deg C (23 deg F).
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8
Q

Max TGT reverse thrust

A

850 deg / 60 secs

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9
Q

Max N1 (take off and continuous)

A

95.5%

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10
Q

Max N2 take off

A

103.5%

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11
Q

Max N2 (continuous)

A

100.5%

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12
Q

Minimum oil pressure take off

A

30psi

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13
Q

Minimum oil pressure to complete flight

A

16-25psi

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14
Q

Minimum oil temp for starting

A

-50c

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15
Q

Minimum oil temp before increasing power

A

-30c

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16
Q

Maximum oil temp (unrestricted)

A

105c

17
Q

Max oil temp (15 mins) transient

A

120c

18
Q

Max oil consumption

A

.426 L/ph

19
Q

Starter cutout %

A

45%

20
Q

Stabilised fuel flow after start

A

317-340 kg/hr

21
Q

Reverse thrust N1 limitations

A

Do not stabilise rev thrust between 57-75%

22
Q

Oil quantity is displayed

A

15 mins after shutdown

23
Q

Bleed required for start

A

25-35psi at sea level
Down to 20psi at 8000ft

24
Q

Time at idle thrust before shut

A

1 min