Engines Flashcards

1
Q

Before Each flight, the engine oil is checked and must be indicating _______to fly.

A

Green!

Not amber

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2
Q

What is the minimum oil pressure after engine start?

A

Green

25 PSI

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3
Q

What conditions require max thrust?

A

Single engine operations
Wind Shear escape maneuver
Stall recovery

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4
Q

What is the first start duty cycle limit?

A

90 seconds ON

10 seconds OFF

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5
Q

How do the thrust levers command the FADEC?

A

Digitally

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6
Q

What is the indication if the the thrust reverser are partially open?

A

Amber REV icon

Green REV icon when full open

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7
Q

When should you use thrust reversers?

A

Contaminated runway

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8
Q

Is ATTCS required for takeoff?

A

Yes

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9
Q

What is the minimum bleed air pressure for cross bleed start?

A

40 PSI

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10
Q

What is the primary indication for setting engine thrust?

A

N1

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11
Q

How do you manually activate RSV?

A

ATTCS must be engaged

Thrust levers moved to max

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12
Q

When will FADEC manually abort an engine start?

A

Hot start
Hung start
No light

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13
Q

What are the engine indications during engine start?

A
N2
Oil
Ignition @ 7%
Fuel
ITT
N1 @ 35%
Ignition off before 50%
Stabilization (ITT limit rescales)
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14
Q

How far off can the EICAS target EICAS be from the ACARS target?

A

-0

+0.5

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15
Q

When should you manually abort a start?

A

No positive oil pressure within 10 seconds
No positive N1 before 50% N2
No ITT within 30 seconds
ITT exceeds 815 C
Oil pressurized below normal range
N1 or N2 fails to accelerate to idle speed
Electrical or pneumatic interruption

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16
Q

What should you do if FADEC aborts a start?

A

Memory item

17
Q

What stage does low pressure come from?

18
Q

What stage does high pressure bleed air come from?

19
Q

When will ATTCS AUTO command RSV?

A
When ATTCS is engaged and thrust levers are set to TOGA and:
There is a 15% difference in engines
One engine fails during takeoff
One engine fails during go-around
Windshear is detected
20
Q

When will GA (ATTCS) appear on the EICAS?

A

Flaps are greater than 0

TOGA is pressed from CRZ / CON / CLB

21
Q

Why is the memory item still required when FADEC manually aborts the start?

A

The starter control valve must be manually closed

22
Q

After starting an engine when must you reduce the flex takeoff temperature or update ACARS data to reflect OAT value?

A

If N1 value exceeds +0.5

23
Q

How long does the engine need to cool down prior to shutdown?

24
Q

Does taxi time count to cool down time for the engine?

25
What consideration should be given when shutting down one engine during taxi?
Do not shut down while in a turn
26
If we know the cause of an aborted start can we try to start the engines again?
Yes, without calling Mx
27
Where are the auto throttle buttons?
On the side of each thrust lever
28
What is the latest the pilot need to go to min thrust reverses?
By 80 KIAS
29
When does the thrust levers need to be at idle?
By 30 KIAS