SO1113 Engines (part 1) Flashcards

1
Q

How many pounds of thrust do each engine produce and MIL and AB?

A

2200 (MIL) and 3300 (AB)

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2
Q

The function of the ______ is to is to direct the the flow of air into the first stage compressor blades at the proper angle

A

front frame

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3
Q

True or false: The compressor section consists of eight stages that form a convergent duct that compresses and accelerates the air rearward to supply compressed air to the combustion section

A

true

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4
Q

Low pressure air from an external starting unit is directed against the __________ to rotate the engine for ground starts

A

turbine rotors

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5
Q

The afterburner accelerates the turbine exhaust gasses to a higher velocity and increases the thrust produced by approximately how many percent?

A

5 to 40 percent

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6
Q

From what section of the engine does the bleed air that is used for the engine anti-ice and the aircraft pneumatic system come from?

A

The compressor section

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7
Q

At what RPM setting does the T5 take over to hold the EGT within 630 - 650 degrees C?

A

97% RPM

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8
Q

What is the primary purpose of the air bleed valves?

A

To allow compressed air to escape to help prevent compressor stalls at low RPM

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9
Q

True or false: The tachometer (RPM) has its own generator and operates independently from the A/C electrical system

A

True

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10
Q

What purpose do the variable inlet guide vanes and air bleed valves serve?

A

Reduce the possibility of compressor stalls.

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11
Q

The T-38C anti-ice system prevents ice from forming on:

A

the inlet guide vanes and bullet nose.

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12
Q

How will the anti-ice system be affected with an AC power failure?

A

Anti-ice will be fully effective on any engine above 80% RPM.

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13
Q

What is the purpose of the variable exhaust nozzle?

A

Maintains maximum thrust efficiency while controlling EGT.

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14
Q

Under what atmospheric conditions should you use the anti-ice system?

A

When temperature is near or below 32 °F and/or when flying at an altitude above FL290.

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15
Q

The primary advantage of using an afterburner in engine design is:

A

high thrust for low weight.

d. compressor section supplies more

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16
Q

How can you be relatively sure the T5 system on a particular engine is working?

A

Observe EGT indications between 630 – 650 °C in MAX power. Check to see the nozzles open while advancing the throttle from 97% RPM to MIL power.

17
Q

What electrical source is required to operate the T5 system?

A

An independent AC T5 alternator

18
Q

What is the correct nozzle position for military power?

A

0 to 20%

19
Q

If a sudden change of ________ psi or greater in oil pressure indication occurs at any stabilized RPM, follow the
engine oil system malfunction procedures in Section III of the T-38C checklist.

A

10 PSI