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How much oil is required before engine start?

17Qts

How many pounds of thrust does the CF6-80C2B6F produce?

60,200lbs

What does the mangenta line on the N2 gauge mean?

Minimum rotation for engine start.

The EEC how many modes?

2, Normal and Alternate

In normal EEC operation, will going to Max thust (thust levers full forward) exceed and engine limits?

No

When the EEC selects the alternate mode, what is this called?

A soft transition.

When the pilot selects the alternate EEC mode, what is this called?

A hard transition.

In the EEC alternate mode, what is lost?

Overboost protection


Atmospheric compensation

When the Thust management computer is setting the thrust, what color will the carrots be on the engine display? What else can set thust?

Green, if the FMC is setting the thrust the carrots will be magenta.

What is the EECs primary purpose?

To maintain a relationship between N1 and power output.

What are the functions of the EEC?

-Approach Idle


-Min Idle


-Overspeed protection


-Oberboost protection


-Bleed Air compensation


-Atmospheric compensation


-Auto-relight

When will approach idle be commanded?

EEC selects it


Ignitor to CONT


Flaps in landing position 25-30°


Anti-Ice is ON

Approach Idle is cancelled when?

5 seconds after landing

How does the EEC know when to use the auto-relight feature?

When the engine N2 drops below idle RPM.

When is CONTinuous ignition selected?

-Moderate to heavy rain


-Moderate to severe turbulence


-Icing conditions


-Ground contamination