15.14 EXHAUST GAS TEMP/INTERSTAGE TURBIE TEMPN Flashcards

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Why do gas turbine engines require an exhaust gas temperature (EGT) indication

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Monitor high temp experienced by turbine engines to prevent thermal damage

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Where is the highest temperature located

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  • directly behind combust chamber
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3
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Explain turbine inlet temp

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  • hot gas hits high pressure turbine
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4
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Explain the exhaust gas temperature (EGT) indicator

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  • shows average temp measured by the individual thermocouples
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Explain turbine inlet temperature

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  • visual indication at instrument panel of the temperature of gases entering the turbine
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Explain performance indications

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  • also known as primary indications
  • monitor performance, limits of engine, and set thrust for different flight phases
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Explain system indications

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  • also called secondary indications
  • monitor oil or fuel systems
  • also used to detect malfunctions quickly
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Explain engine trend monitoring

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  • done on ground to detect engine problems at an early stage
  • Uses engine parameters that are automatically recorded by aircraft condition monitoring system (ACMS)
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9
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What are the 2 engine performance indications

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  • rotational fan speed (N1)
  • Engine pressure ratio (EPR)
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Explain engine system indications (secondary engine indications)

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  • monitor correct operation of engine systems
    E.g. for oil system -> monitors quantity,pressure temp etc
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Advantage of engine trend monitoring

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Alerts operator to a problem at an early stage

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To determine EPR, where are the measurements taken from

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  • engine inlet
  • and turbine exhaust
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What does it mean if there is a AMBER/RED line indication on EPR DISPLAY

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  • shows maximum available thrust
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What does the BLUE circle show on EPR display

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  • corresponds to the actual throttle position
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Explain flexible take-off

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  • uses minimum thrust possible to take off depending on ambient temperature
  • reduces engine wear
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16
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What does the oil pressure indicator show

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  • engine oil pump discharge pressure
17
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Why is it important to have a oil pressure indicator

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  • prevent engine failure from inadequate lubrication and cooling
18
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What are the main 2 types of oil pressure transmitters

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  • Bourdon tube type
  • Strain gauge type
19
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Explain low oil pressure switch

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  • oil pressure under limit
  • low oil switch closes
  • signal sent to flight display as a warning
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Explain oil inlet temperature indicator

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  • Used to indicate the temperature of oil as it enters the oil pressure pump
21
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What is the primary component responsible for measuring engine oil temperature

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  • oil temperature sensor
  • Resistance temperature detector (RTD) most common in aircraft engines
22
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Most turbine powered aircraft use a low pressure warning switch which is located where

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Outlet of each fuel boost pump

23
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A low fuel temperature can be corrected with the use of what component

24
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The fuel flow indicating system provides 2 different indications to the flight crew which are

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  • actual fuel flow to engines
  • fuel used since engine was started
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Explain fuel flow transmitter
Measures mass flow of fuel between fuel control unit and fuel nozzle
26
Explain synchronous mass flow (fuel flow transmitter)
- turns turbine against spring and deflection angle is measured - impeller rotates continuously by electric motor
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Explain motorless mass flow
- do not require electric motor - use fuel itself to generate acceleration - fuel flow turns small turbine
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How is the engine rotor speed expressed
- as a percentage of a 100% design speed
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Each rotor speed indication has 3 main parts
- sensor - data transmission - indication
30
Explain variable reluctance sensor
- known as magnetic reluctance sensor / magnetic pickup - detects change in magnetic flux - phonic wheel/fan blades alter magnetic circuit
31
Explain tachometer generator
- has permanent magnet that is driven by gearbox with speed proportional to N2 - generates 3-phase AC voltage
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What are the 3 different types of rotor speed indications
- display with clock-type scale - display with moving vertical bar - classical electromechanical indicator
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What occurs if N1 redline limit is exceeded on modern engines
- speed and duration of overspeed is recorded and initiates a report from engine trend monitoring
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What are the main parts of the engine vibration monitoring system
- FD indication 0-6 - 1 or 2 vibration sensors - computer that collects and filters vibration data for indicating
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Explain vibration sensors (accelerometer)
- measure the radial acceleration of the rotor system - 2 sensors ( one located in compressor, another in turbine area)
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What are the 2 types of accelerometers used on engines to measure vibration
- electromagnetic accelerometer - piezoelectric- crystal type sensor
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What are the 2 types of accelerometers used on engines to measure vibration
- electromagnetic accelerometer - piezoelectric- crystal type sensor
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