Twin Engines Flashcards

(9 cards)

1
Q

when Vmc and Vs equal it is called

A

Critical Density Altitude

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2
Q

Above the critical density altitude the airplane will reach

A

stall speed before Vmc

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3
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Below the critical density altitude the airplane will reach

A

Vmc before stall speed

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4
Q

what gauge can be used to detect a failed engine

A

EGT gauge

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5
Q

why should the fuel pressure gauge not be used to detect a failed engine

A

if a fuel pump is on fuel pressure may indicate normally on a failed engine

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6
Q

why should the manifold pressure gauge not be used to detect a failed engine

A

when the throttle is moved changes in manifold pressure could be mistakenly interpreted as the engine operating normally.

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7
Q

why should the Tachometer gauge not be used to detect a failed engine

A

before the propeller is feathered it will indicate the RPM’s at which the propeller is windmilling.

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8
Q

why should the CHT gauge not be used to detect a failed engine

A

the CHT does not instantaneously change following an engine failure.

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9
Q

If an engine fails below Vmc while the airplane is on the ground, what must be done

A

the takeoff must be rejected.

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