Engines and APU Flashcards

1
Q

What does the Engine Start Lever Control? What occurs in each position?

A

a. Ignition system
i. IDLE: Energized / CUTOFF: Deenergized
b. Spar Fuel Shutoff Valve
i. IDLE: Electronically opened / CUTOFF: Closed
c. Engine Fuel Shutoff Valve
i. IDLE: Opened / CUTOFF: Closed

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2
Q

What is the purpose of the Electronic Engine Control (EEC)?

A

Sensed Flight Conditions and Bleed Air demand to Calculate N1 values. Monitors Engine Start, N1 & N2 redline
protection, Minimum Idle power settings, Start protections

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3
Q

the N1 on the upper display indicator is a REV indicator. What is the color logic of this indication?

A

Green: Thrust reverser is deployed properly, Amber Reverser sleeve in transit

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4
Q

How do you display the Fuel Used?

A

On the ENGINE DISPLAY CONTROL panel Toggle Fuel Flow Switch to Used

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5
Q

What is indicated by the ENGINE CONTROL light?

A

. EEC detects faults in the Engine Control System, not dispatchable. When engine is on, aircraft on ground prior to
takeoff or approximately 30 seconds after touchdown

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6
Q

Which light(s) indicate the EECs are in Normal Mode?

A

ON (white)

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7
Q

What indicates an EGT exceedance after engine shutdown?

A

Red Box around the EGT digital readout

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8
Q

How is a hot start indicated during ground starting?

A

Flashing EGT indication or (Rapid rise in EGT, EGT approaching the start limit)

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9
Q

Which position(s) does a start switch need to be in for both igniters to activate in case of an engine flameout?

A

Any

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10
Q

When do the EECs select approach idle with Engine Anti-Ice on?

A

Engine anti-ice selected on for either engine, or Flaps in the landing configuration

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11
Q

The EECs provide redline protection for which parameters?

A

N1 and N2, Normal and alternate modes

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12
Q

EECs will abort an engine start for which start malfunctions?

A

Hot start, Engine stall, EGT start limit exceedance, Wet start

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13
Q

What causes the ENG FAIL alert on the N2 Guage?

A

Respective engine is operating below sustainable idle (50% N2)

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14
Q

What does the APU provide?

A

AC power source Bleed air for engine starting and air conditioning

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15
Q

What powers the APU Electronic Control Unit?

A

Switched Hot Battery Bus

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16
Q

How long must you wait before turning the battery off after the APU is shut down?

A

2 minutes

17
Q

Will the APU start without battery power?

A

No

18
Q

What will cause the automatic shutdown of the APU?

A

Overspeed, Low oil press, High oil temperature, fire, FCU failure EGT exceed, Other system faults monitored by
the ECU

19
Q

What indicates a thrust reverser malfunction?

A

REVERSER (amber) illuminated >12s, ENG annunciator and MSTR CAUTION

20
Q

What causes a REVERSER light?

A

When the thrust reverser is commanded to stow and extinguishes 10 seconds later when the Isolation Valve
closes.

21
Q

With an EEC light in ALTN, thrust lever not in IDLE, what mode is the EEC in?

A

Soft Alternate

22
Q

What system controls maximum thrust ratings?

A

EEC