Emergencies Flashcards

(57 cards)

1
Q

Autorotation following Engine Failure

A
  • 65 kt
  • Fuel flow to shutdown
  • Shut fuel cock
  • Switch off: Boost Pumps
    Generator
    “ALL-OFF” (if smell of burning)
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Engine Failure - IGE

A
  • Do not reduce collective pitch.
  • Control yaw.
  • Cushion touch-down by increasing collective pitch.
  • Reduce collective pitch as soon as the aircraft is on the ground.
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Engine Failure - OGE

A
  • Reduce collective pitch.
  • Apply forward cyclic pitch to gain air speed according to available height.
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4
Q

Flame-out - Flight

A

Carry out autorotation

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5
Q

Governor Failure -
Large Drop in Fuel Flow Rate

A

Ng stabilizes at less than 70%

  • Establish auto IAS 65 kt
  • Advance fuel control into emergency sector
  • Control engine speed to 70% Ng
  • Control rotor speed to 380 rpm
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Q

Governor Failure
Excessive Fuel Flow Rate

A
  • Do not reduce collective pitch.
  • Reduce fuel flow until rotor speed is in centre of green arc.
  • Any reduction of collective pitch must by counteracted by adjusting fuel control position.
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Q

Governor Failure - Surging

A
  • Reduce fuel flow out of governed range.
  • If persists, Land asa Possible
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8
Q

Engine Fire - Start

A
  • Close shut-off cock.
  • Apply rotor brake if necessary.
  • Booster pumps OFF
  • Crank engine for 10 seconds
  • Battery OFF
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9
Q

Fire in Flight (“FIRE” light)

A
  • Enter autorotation.
  • Close the fuel shut-off cock.
  • Booster pumps, generator OFF.
  • “ALL OFF” switch in smell of burning.
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10
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Smoke in the cabin (Identified)

A
  • Shut off system
  • Air cabin out
  • Continue flight depending on system
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Smoke in the cabin (Not identified)

A
  • Shut off heating
  • If smoke does not clear
    • “ALL OFF” switch
    • When smell disappears set all switches to “OFF” close cabin vents.
    • Battery “On”
    • “ALL OFF” off
    • Switch generator on check voltage and current.
    • If normal switch on circuits one by one to identify malfunction.
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12
Q

TR Drive Failure - IGE

A

Bring to ground by reducing collective

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13
Q

TR Drive Failure - OGE

A

Reduce collective and increase speed

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Q

TR Drive Failure - Forward Flight

A
  • Reduce power as much as possible maintaining forward flight.
  • Select landing area for steep approach.
  • On final shut down engine
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15
Q

TR Control Failure

A
  • Set IAS 70 kt
  • HYD TEST 5 seconds (left pedal failure)
  • Shallow approach, with left side slip
  • Run-on landing
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16
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Servo Transparency

A
  • Reduce severity of manoeuvre
  • Follow aircraft’s reaction
  • Let collective pitch decrease and counteract right cyclic motion.
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17
Q

No Fuel Pressure

A
  • Confirmed with warning light
  • If gauge is normal
    Continue flight
  • If gauge is zero
    Continue flight below 5000 ft
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18
Q

Low Fuel Pressure

A

If not confirmed by light gauge faulty

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19
Q

Low Engine Oil Pressure

A
  • Test Warning-Caution-Advisory Panel
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20
Q

Low Engine Oil Pressure -
ENG P. does not illuminate

A
  • if torque too low
    • shut down engine
  • if torque normal
    • land as soon as Possible
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21
Q

Low Engine Oil Pressure
ENG P. does illuminate

A
  • if torque too low
    • land as soon as Possible
  • if torque normal
    • land as soon as Practicable
    • monitor ENG P. light
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22
Q

Engine Oil Temperature - IGE

A
  • Land if possible
    • check cooler fan
  • if landing not possible
    • increase speed and reduce power
    • 80 kt
    • if no change land as soon as possible
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23
Q

Engine Oil Temperature - Flight

A
  • Reduce power
  • Land if possible
    • check cooler fan
  • if landing not possible
    • increase speed and reduce power
    • 80 kt
    • if no change land as soon as possible
24
Q

TR Failure - IGE

A

Reduce collective

25
TR Failure - OGE
- Reduce collective moderately - Increase speed
26
TR Failure - Forward Flight
- Reduce the power as much as possible - Select landing area for a steep approach - On final shut down the engine
27
Ng Indicator Failure
- Do not exceed max torque - Below 15c: 730c - Above 15c: 750c
28
Torquemeter Failure
Do not rise above Ng limits
29
t4 Indicator Failure
- Comply with Ng limitations
30
Abnormal NR/Nf Readings - NR/Nf Below Green Arc
- Excessive power demand: reduce collective pitch. Indicator reading should rise to governed valve. - Governor failure: Governor procedure
31
Abnormal NR/Nf Readings - Different NR/ Nf Readings
- NR exceeds Nf - NR reading is incorrect - Nf exceeds NR - NR reading is probably incorrect
32
NR Indicator Failure
- Maintain engine torque above 10% - NR reading is given by the Nf - Land asa Practicable
33
Free Turbine RPM Indicator Failure
- NR reading remains within governed range - Continue Flight
34
Yaw Servo-control Slide-valve Seizure
- Isolate hydraulics - 60 kt - Proceed as if “HYD” light illuminated
35
Ng Bleed Valve Flag Indicator
- Does not disappear above specified Ng, max available power is reduced. - Does not appear below specified Ng, engine surging may result. Avoid sudden power changes.
36
Aural Warning
- Continuous 250 to 360 RPM NR - Intermittent above 410 RPM NR - Below 30 bar Hydraulic pressure
37
Red Light
Immediate action
38
Amber Light
Does not require immediate action
39
HYD Light - HIGE, Takeoff, Final
Red - Land normally (If 30 sec. is possible)
40
HYD Light
Red Loss of hydraulic pressure or less than 30 bar
41
HYD Light - Flight
Red - Set and maintain bank less than 30* - Avoid abrupt maneuvers - 40 to 60 KIAS (smoothly) - Hydraulic cut-off switch - LAND asa POSSIBLE
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HYD Light - Approach and Landing
Red - 40 to 60 KIAS - Flat approach into wind - Make a slow no-hover running landing at 10 kt ground speed
43
FIRE Light
Red
44
MGB. P Light
Red - Reduce power - LAND asa POSSIBLE
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MGB T. Light
Red - Test warning caution panel - MGB P. does not illuminate - Reduce power - Land asa Possible - MGB P. does illuminate - Land and check MGB oil level - If normal fly to base
46
ENG P. Light
Red
47
GEN Light
Amber - Note fuel - Check push-button - Attempt rest - If unsuccessful: Shed least essential circuits - LAND asa PRACTICAL (50 mins)
48
BAT Light
Amber - Check push-button - Monitor voltage - LAND asa PRACTICAL
49
Horn
Amber - Check push-button
50
FUEL Light
Amber - Approx. 18 mins of fuel at level flight and maximum power
51
PITOT Light
Amber - Check push-button - Monitor airspeed indicator
52
DOORS Light
Amber - Reduce IAS 70 kt - LAND asa PRACTICAL - Low rate of descent
53
ENG CHIP Light
Amber LAND asa POSSIBLE
54
F FILT. Light
Amber Reduce power - if light goes out, CONTINUE FLIGHT at reduced power - if light remains, LAND asa POSSIBLE
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CHIP TGB Light
Amber LAND asa POSSIBLE
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CHIP MGB Light
Amber LAND asa POSSIBLE
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FUEL P. Light
Amber - Less than 0.2 bar on one or both pump - Check fuel pressure