Ops Limits

Question 1

Takeoff thrust time limit

Answer 1

5 minutes

Question 2

Maximum Takeoff ITT

Answer 2

700°C

Question 3

Takeoff N2

Answer 3

96%

Question 4

Takeoff N1

Answer 4

104%

Question 5

Takeoff Oil Pressure

Answer 5

60 to 83 PSI

Question 6

Takeoff Oil Temperature

Answer 6

10 to 121 °C

Question 7

Maximum Continuous Thrust Time Limit

Answer 7

Continuous

Question 8

Maximum Continuous ITT

Answer 8

680°C

Question 9

Maximum Continuous N2

Answer 9

96%

Question 10

Maximum Continuous N1

Answer 10

104%

Question 11

Maximum Continuous Oil Pressure

Answer 11

60 to 83 PSI

Question 12

Maximum Continuous Oil Temperature

Answer 12

10 to 121 °C

Question 13

Idle Thrust Time Limit

Answer 13

Continuous

Question 14

Maximum ITT (Idle)

Answer 14

580°C

Question 15

Minimum Idle N2

Answer 15

52%

Question 16

Minimum Idle Oil Pressure

Answer 16

40 PSI

Question 17

Idle Oil Temperature

Answer 17

-40 to 121 °C

Question 18

Maximum ITT During Start

(3)

Answer 18

550 - 600 °C 4 SEC
600 - 700 °C 2 SEC
700 - 720 °C 1 SEC

Question 19

Minimum Starting Oil Temperature

Answer 19

-40°C

Question 20

Maximum Transient ITT

Answer 20

720°C 2 SEC Max

Question 21

Maximum Transient N2%

Answer 21

96%

Question 22

Maximum Transient N1%

Answer 22

106%

Question 23

Maximum Transient Oil Pressure

Answer 23

95 PSI for 90 SEC

Question 24

Maximum Transient Oil Temperature

Answer 24

135°C Max for 15 MIN Max

Question 25

When does the time limit for takeoff thrust start?

Answer 25

When throttles are first advanced for takeoff thrust

Question 26

Normal Flight: Normal oil pressure is ____ to ____ PSI at N2 speeds above ____%. Oil pressure below ____PSI is undesirable and should be tolerated only for the safe recovery of flight, preferably at a reduced power setting. Oil pressure below ____PSI is unsafe.

Answer 26

Normal oil pressure is 60 to 83 PSI at N2 above 60%. Oil pressure below 60 PSI is undesirable. Oil pressure below 40 PSI is unsafe.

Question 27

Under cold starting conditions, oil pressure between ____ PSI and ____ PSI is limited to ____ seconds.

Answer 27

83 to 95 PSI; | 90 seconds

Question 28

The ITT during ground starts should normally not exceed ____°C.

Answer 28

550°C

Question 29

Normal Hydraulic Pressure

Answer 29

1350 to 1550 PSI

Question 30

Normal Nitrogen Pressure

Answer 30

1350 to 1650 PSI

Question 31

Normal Oxygen Pressure

Answer 31

1600 to 1850 PSI

Question 32

Min voltage for battery start

Answer 32

22V

Question 33

Max gen load prior to starting second engine

Answer 33

150A

Question 34

Motoring of the starter is limited to: First, ____ seconds then ____ minutes cooling. Second, ____ seconds then ____ minutes cooling. Third, ____ seconds then ____ minutes cooling.

Answer 34

30 seconds, 5 minutes; 30 seconds, 15 minutes; 30 seconds, 60 minutes

Question 35

Emergency Fuel

Answer 35

300 lbs

Question 36

Minimum Fuel

Answer 36

500 lbs

Question 37

Max Fuel Imbalance - T.O./Touch & Go

Answer 37

100 lbs

Question 38

Max Fuel Imbalance - Flight

Answer 38

300 lbs

Question 39

Max Fuel Imbalance - Landing

Answer 39

300 lbs

Question 40

Fuel crossfeed with 2 engines operating is limited to level flight with less than ____ lbs of fuel remains in the wing tank supplying fuel.

Answer 40

600 lbs

Question 41

Max Ramp Weight

Answer 41

16,300 lbs

Question 42

Max Takeoff Weight

Answer 42

16,100 lbs

Question 43

Max Landing Weight

Answer 43

15,700 lbs

Question 44

Extend flaps to 10 degrees

Answer 44

200 KIAS

Question 45

Extend flaps > 10 degrees

Answer 45

170 KIAS

Question 46

Flaps extended > 10 degrees

Answer 46

165 KIAS

Question 47

Aircraft is limited to ____ KIAS or ____ MACH, whichever is less.

Answer 47

330 KIAS or .78 MACH

Question 48

Landing Gear/Lights

Answer 48

200 KIAS / FL 200

Question 49

Wipers

Answer 49

200 KIAS

Question 50

Tire

Answer 50

165 Knots GS

Question 51

Max Tailwind

Answer 51

10 Knots

Question 52

Max Crosswind (Dry)

Answer 52

25 Knots

Question 53

Max Crosswind (Wet)

Answer 53

15 Knots

Question 54

Max Crosswind (Icy)

Answer 54

10 Knots

Question 55

Max Operating Altitude

Answer 55

FL410

Question 56

Do not use autopilot below ____ FT AGL

Answer 56

200 FT AGL

Question 57

Except for preflight checks and landing rollout, do not operate anti-ice systems during ground operations at temperatures above ____°C OAT/SAT.

Answer 57

10°C

Question 58

Do not operate surface anti-ice systems in flight at ram air temperatures above ____°C.

Answer 58

10°C

Question 59

To ensure proper wing anti-ice operation, the throttles must be kept at ____% N2 minimum.

Answer 59

70% N2