Engines Flashcards
What are the engines?
- GE CF6-80C2B6?
In AUTO when does the standby engine indicator automatically display?
- AC power is lost or:
- EICAS failed
Explain EEC minimum IDLE mode
- Lower thrust
- Most phases of flight
- All ground Operations
Explain approach Idle
- Higher Thrust
Automatically selects when:
- Anti-ice on or:
- Flaps at LDG Flap until 5 sec after touchdown
Explain EEC NORMAL MODE
- Compares commanded N1 to actual N1 and adjusts fuel flow to change engine speed until actual N1 is the same as commanded N1
- Over speed, Over boost protection when thrust levers fully forward
Explain EEC ALTERNATE MODE
- Schedules N1 as a function of thrust lever postion
- Alternate mode N1 reference/target values are computed by the TMC
- Alternte mode provides equal or greater thrust for same thrust lever position
- Thrust protection not provided, overboost can occur, EN LIM PROT displays if trust lever postion commands greater than reference N1
- N1 & N2 red line proctection still available
- SOFT
- When the EEC automatically switches an engine to the alternate mode and the EEC mode switch remains in NORM
- At a fixed thrust lever position, thrust does not change
- HARD
- When ALTN is manually selected on an EEC mode switch, that engine is switched to the hard alternate mode
- Thrust may change to set the commanded N1 when ALTN is manually selected
What happens when the fuel control switch is moved to cutoff?
- Spar & Eng valves close
What does the N2 magenta bug indicate?
- Min N2 to put fuel in (Fuel on bug)
When can an inflight windmill start be used?
- When there is no x-bleed display above the N2 indicator
What will display if a X BLD start should be initiated in flight?
- X BLD above N2 and a fuel on bug
- Displayed when airspeed is lower than that required for a windmill start
What does the Thrust mode selector use?
- Configuration
- Engine
- Operation
- Conditions
What rotor drives the engine accessory gear box?
- N2 rotor
When are the secondary Engine indications automatically display?
- Initially receiving electrical power or:
- A secondary engine parameter is exceeded
What gauges have a caution range and what happens?
- Oil temp & Oil press
- Have caution ranges displayed by Amber bands
- If reach the range the digital readout, readout boxes and pointer all change colour to Amber.
What gauges have operating Limits?
- N1, EGT, N2, Oil press & Oil temp have operating limits indicated by red lines
- If one of these indications reaches the red line the digital readout, box and pointer all change colour to RED
What does EGT guage have?
- Maximum continuous, indicated by an amber line
- If reaches this the box, dial & pointer all turn AMBER
- Inhibited during takeoff and go around for 5 minutes
- Also has Max takeoff limit indicated by a red line
- All turns red if reached
What does N1 limit do?
- Indicated by an Amber line on the dial but does not change colour when max N1 is reached
What is the Derate for Takeoff 1 & 2?
- Takeoff 1 (300)- 95%. (300ER,F)- 90%Takeoff 2 (300)-85%. (300ER,F)- 80%
When will Derates thrust remain until?
- ABV 10,000ft Derates thrust gradually changes to reach full CLB thrust by:
- (300) 12,000ft. The 1 or 2 annunciation disappears from the display by 12,500ft
- (300ER,F) 30,000ft. The 1 annunciation disappears by 30,500ft The 2 annunciation remains until either flaps are extended or GA
What are the engines covered for by the EEC in normal mode?
- N1, N2 protection but no EGT protection
EEC Soft mode
- Auto switches to this mode when switches in NORM
- Thrust will be fixed and will not change
Hard Alternate mode
- ALTN is manually selected on the EEC mode switch
- Reference, target and maximum commanded N1 values are displayed on the N1 indication
What protection is provided in the ALTN modes
- Thrust protection not provided and maximum rated thrust is reached at a thrust lever position less than full forward. As a result thrust overboost can occur at full forward thrust lever positions
- N1,N2 redline protection is still available in the ALTN control mode.
What are the two idle speeds and when are they selected
- Minimum Idle: lower thrust setting used for for ground ops and all stages of flight except approach & landing
- Approach Idle: selected whenever the higher idle setting is required for proper system operation.EEC AUTOMATICALLY SELECTS IDLE SPEEDS