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Name of engines and thrust output |
GE90, 110,000lbs each |
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What controls the engine |
EEC - Electronic Engine Control |
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Where are engine indications displayed? |
EICAS display and Secondary Engine display |
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What are the modes of the EEC? |
Normal and Alternate |
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When the EEC changes the mode to Alternate automatically, is it in soft or hard mode? And will the NORM or ALTN light illuminate? |
Soft mode, NORM and ALTN light illuminates |
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With EEC's in Alternate mode will advancing thrust levers to firewall provide overboost? |
Yes, only to be done in an emergency |
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Does the EEC have overspeed protection (red line)? |
Yes, commands reduced fuel flow as it is approaching an N1 or N2 over speed (red line) for BOTH normal and alternate modes |
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What are the idle settings? |
Minimum idle Approach idle |
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How many ignitors does each engine have? |
2 |
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An auto relight in flight using the AUTOSTART will happen how many times and how many ignitors are used? |
Continuous start attempts will be made until fuel Control switch is moved to cutoff and will use dual ignition |
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What does the AUTOSTART system not monitor? |
Oil pressure and temperature |
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If an unsuccessful start attempt occurs, how long will the engine dry motor between the first unsuccessful start and the second attempt? |
4 seconds |
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What does selecting START selector do? |
Opens the starter air valve, which begins to dry motor the engine |
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What does moving the FUEL CONTROL SWITCH to run do? |
Opens the spar fuel valve Arms igniters Locks associated engine fire switch |
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On second AUTOSTART attempt what is the difference between start 1 and 2 attempts? |
Start 2 will use dual ignitors |
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What is the difference between attempt 2 and attempt 3 autostarts? |
Starting fuel flow is adjusted |
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When is an engine failure alert displayed? |
When actual engine performance is less than commanded |
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On take off between 65 knots and 6 knots prior to V1 what happens to alert crew of an engine failure? |
Red ENG FAIL on PFD Voice annunciation "ENGINE FAIL" Master warning lights |
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When will ENG FAIL (L or R) appear? |
When an engine unexpectedly decelerates to less than idle speed |
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Is there a certified vibration limit? |
No |
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What does BB mean? |
Broadband vibration, average vibration detected |
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What is the in-flight start envelope? |
Airspeed range for an in-flight at the current flight level or maximum flight level. Displayed in magenta. It is displayed on the EICAS |
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What does placing the fuel control switch into CUTOFF do? |
Closes fuel valves Removes ignitor power Unlocks the engine fire switch |
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What is the normal controlling parameter the EEC uses? |
N1 |
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What drives the engine accessory gearbox? |
N2 rotor |
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What are the N1, N2, EGT, Oil pressure and oil temperature operating limits? |
The red line |
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How is low engine oil quantity displayed? |
White text "LO" is displayed adjacent to readout |
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Can the secondary engine indications display if the lower center DU has failed? |
Yes, in compact mode on the upper center DU |
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In flight how can you get maximum rated power in normal mode? Will it exceed any limitations? |
Pushing thrust levers to full forward position. No, EEC provides thrust protection (boost) unlike alternate mode |
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What protections does the EEC provide in normal and Alternate mode? |
Overboost (amber) protection and red line protection in NORMAL AND Red line protection in both NORMAL and ALTERNATE |
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Two conditions when engine is in approach idle and what is the point? |
Flaps 25 or greater EAI on It is to allow the engine less time to spool up for a G/A |
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What conditions will the EEC not attempt another start for? |
Starter shaft failure OR No N1 rotation OR Insufficient air pressure for starter operation OR Starter time exceeds the starter duty cycle timer OR EGT exceeds the starter limit line |
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In the alternate SOFT mode if the thrust lever is in a fixed position does thrust change and why is that a bad thing if only 1 EEC is in SOFT mode? |
Yes thrust on that engine is in a fixed position - thrust does NOT change. To eliminate thrust stagger at equal thrust settings or asymmetric thrust select both switches in the ALTN mode. This will eliminate stagger and asymmetric thrust when thrust levers are operated together. |
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For a given thrust lever position does thrust change when the EEC is in Alternate hard mode? |
Yes, more thrust for a given position |