Powerplant Flashcards

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Q1: What five idle settings do the A220 engines have? FCOM1(18-09-16)

A

A: 1) Minimum Idle Flight 2) Minimum Idle Ground 3) Approach Idle
4) Steep Approach Idle
5) Reverse Idle

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Q2: What altitude and airspeed can a cross bleed engine starter (ATS) assisted relight be conducted?

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A: FL270, 250 KIAS or less

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Q3: What altitude and airspeed can an APU starter assisted relight be conducted?

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A: FL230 and 250 KIAS or less

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Q4: What is the maximum altitude and minimum airspeed for a windmill relight? QRH(4-19-33)

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A: FL270 and 250 KIAS or greater

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Q5: How is the engine fuel heated?

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A: Through an oil/fuel heat exchanger

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Q6: On the ground the engine EEC automatically shuts off fuel, ignition and the SOV when it detects below 51% N1?

A

A:
1) No light off
2) Hot or Hung start
3) Loss of EGT signal
4) Seized Rotor

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Q7: During in-flight engine starts or during a second automatic attempt on the ground, how many ignition systems are used?

A

A:2

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Q8: Where are the green continuous ignition (IGN) symbols located?

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A: Under the EGT icons on the EICAS page

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Q9: When do both ignitor systems operate automatically?

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A: 1) Engine flame out detected
2) lnflight relight
3) Any inflight surge is detected
4) Approach idle or steep idle is set 5) Detected icing conditions
6) CAI is on

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Q10: What engine bleed air is used for CAI?

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A: 6th stage

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Q11: What engine bleed air is used for air conditioning, pressurization and
wing anti-icing?

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A: 4th and 81h stages

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Q12: What airspeed is the thrust reverser RPM automatically reduced to idle on landing? FCOM1(18-09-17)

A

A: Below 60KIAS

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Q13: If there is an engine failure on take-off with T0-2 selected what Thrust
setting does APR set the remaining engine to?

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A: T0-1

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Q14: What airspeed does TLLS washout during take-off?

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A: 80 KIAS

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Q15: Can de-rated thrust be selected on contaminated runways? (SUPP12)

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A: The derated thrust procedure can be used on runways contaminated with standing water, slush or snow, if the contaminated runway performance data are used.

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Q16: Can flex thrust be selected on wet runways?

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A: Yes. If wet runway performance data is used. (CAI & WAI OFF)

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Q17: When does APR activate?

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A: When an engine N1 is 15% lower than the other engine during take-off

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Q18: How is the engine oil cooled? FCOM1(18-07-11)

A

A:
* Fuel/Oil heat exchanger
* Air/Oil heat exchanger
* Oil/Oil heat exchanger (VFG OOHE)

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Q19: When does the FADEC transition from flight idle to approach idle? FCOM1(18-09-17)

A

A:
The derated thrust procedure can be used on runways contaminated with
standing water, slush or snow, if the contaminated runway performance
When the aircraft enters the landing phase (transition below 400 feet RA),
when flap 4 is
selected (to configure for a flap 4 landing), or when the landing gear