SYSTEM LIMITS Flashcards

1
Q

Engine Start Cycle

A

3 Starts / 30 min with 90 second rest between

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2
Q

APU Start Cycle

A

3 Starts / 30 min with 90 second rest between (same as engine start cycle)

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3
Q

Battery Start Cycle

A

3 battery start cycles per hour

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4
Q

Battery & Start Cycle Limitations:

An engine start cycle using battery only (ground starts with no generators online, or APU generator online and avionics button ON or any in-flight assisted start is equal to ___ battery start cycle.
A generator-assisted engine start cycle (ground starts with APU gen online and avionics button OFF and/or one engine generator online) or an APU start cycle are equal to ___ of a battery start cycle.

A

1
1/3

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5
Q

If external power is used for engine or APU start, ___ battery start cycle is counted.
Use of External Power with voltage in excess of 28 vdc or current in excess of ___ amps may damage the engine or APU starter.
Minimum ___ amps for engine or APU start.

A

no
1000
800

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6
Q

Continuous engine ground static operation up to and including ___ minutes at takeoff thrust is limited to ambient temps not to exceed the lesser of 30C or ISA+35C. Above 30C but at/below ISA+35C, static operation is limited to ___ minutes at takeoff thrust.
Limit ground operation of pitot static heat to ___ minutes to preclude system damage to the pitot tubes and AOA vane.

A

4
2

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7
Q

Operation of the avionics GROUND DISPATCH power system is limited to ___ minutes while of airplane battery power only (no gen or ext power). Operation of the GROUND DISPATCH power system is prohibited when OAT is colder than ___ .
Elect load is limited to ___ amps per generator during ground ops (transients up to 250 amps are permitted for up to 4 minutes).

A

25
-33C
200

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8
Q

___ and ___ indications are not accurate without at least one engine running.
Timing for avionics ambient temp limits begin when all avionics are powered ___ .
Ground ops with avionics power on for longer than ____ hours at ambient temps over 100F will require the windshield rain removal fan to be turned on.

A

RAT
SAT

ON

3

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9
Q

APPROVED OILS
Max oil consumption is ___ qt per 10 hour period. When oil consumption is greater than ___ qt per 10 hour period, refer to the aircraft maintenance manual.
Oil types or brands may ____ be mixed unless specifically approved in the PW545 maintenance manual.
Should oils of nonapproved brands or of different viscosities become intermixed, ___ and ___ complete oil system and refill with an approved oil in accordance with Engine Maintenance Manual instructions.

A

1
1

NOT

Drain
Flush

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10
Q

SINGLE POINT REFUELING LIMITATION
Single point refueling operations must be accomplished per the procedures contained on the placard installed on the single point refueling access door. Refueling pressure range is ___ to ___ PSI, maximum defueling pressure is -10 PSI.

A

10
55

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11
Q

FUEL LIMITS
The fuel boost pumps must be turned ON when the FUEL LEVEL LOW CAS message illuminates or at ___ pound or less indicated fuel.
Maximum lateral fuel imbalance is ___ pounds. A lateral fuel imbalance of 800 pounds has been demonstrated for emergency return.
The fuel tank temperature indication on ___ does not monitor for fuel temperatures out of limits.

A

400
400
CAS

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12
Q

UNUSABLE FUEL
Fuel remaining in the fuel tanks when the fuel quantity indicator reads zero is not ___ in flight.

A

USABLE

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