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What type of engine doe the Beech 90 have?
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PT6A-20 550shp
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How many Axial and Centrifugal Compressor and in the PT6A-20 engine?
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3 Axial and 1 Centrifugal
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How many fuel nozzles are in the PT6A-20 engine?
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14 nozzles
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We're is the accessory section and oil tank situated on the PT6A-20 engine?
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Aft section
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How many positions does the Starter Ignition Switch have?
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3 Positions 'Ignition & Engine Start' + 'Stop' + ''Starter Only"
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When will the ignition activate when the auto ignition is armed?
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When engine torque drops below 400lbs
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What is the normal operating range for the propeller?
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1800RPM - 2200RPM
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How does the propeller feather?
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Manual movement of the propeller leaver to the feather position lifts the pilot valve to a position which dumps high pressure oil from the propeller hub.
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What is the minimum N1 for the LOW IDLE and HIGH IDLE condition leaver?
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LOW IDLE = 50% HIGH IDLE = 70%
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What is the position of the ITT temp sensor and were is this situated in the engine?
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T5 position and this is between the power and compressor turbines.
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What is the RPM for 100% N1?
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37,500RPM
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What is the engine oil capacity per engine and how much is usable?
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3.5 US GAL and 1.5 US GAL
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What operates the torquemeter and used to alter the propeller pitch?
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Engine oil.
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We're is the magnetic chip detector located on the engine?
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On the nose gearbox drain plug of each engine.
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What prevents ice freezing in the fuel?
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The oil to fuel heat exchanger.
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What protects the engines FCU pneumatic line?
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Heated jackets which are operated by the FUEL CONTROL HEAT switches.
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How is ice prevented from forming on the the engine inlet lips?
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Electrically heated lips which are operated by the ENGINE LIP BOOT switch.
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How are ice and dust particles prevented from entering the engine?
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Inertial Separator system which raises a vane into the airstream.
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What engine indications should you note when the inertial separators are used?
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Reduction in torque and increase in ITT.
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Which functions allow the prop go into a high RPM (Low Pitch) position?
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Oil pressure
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Which functions allow the prop to move to the low RPM/Feather (High Pitch) position?
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Centrifugal Counterweights and Feathering Spring
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What range does the primary prop governor operate?
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1800-2200RPM
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If the primary governor fails then what RPM does the secondary governor cut in?
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2288RPM
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If the governor sticks or is too slow to recognise a transient condition at which RPM does the Topping Governor operate?
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2332RPM which restricts the N1 RPM and the prop from overspeeding.
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What RPM Range is available during the primary prop governor test?
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1900-2100RPM
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What is the total fuel Capacity of the B90?
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2573lbs
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What is the fuel capacity of the Nacelle tanks and the Wing tanks?
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878lbs in the Wing tanks & 408lbs in the Nacelle tanks.
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How are the fuel vents prevented from icing up?
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Fuel vent heating.
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Why does the Boost pumps, Firewall Switch and Transfer pumps still operate after the master switch has been turned off?
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Because they are powered by a dual feed system and directly connected to the Battery Bus bar.
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What two conditions will show the NO TRANSFER annunciator panel?
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Transfer Pump failure or the wing tanks are empty and no fuel is being transferred to the Nacelle tanks.
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How is the NO TRANSFER annunciator light extinguished?
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Turning the transfer pump switch to OFF.
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With no Transfer pump how is fuel fed from the Wing tanks and at what point does this start?
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It is fed by Gravity and this occurs when the Nacelle tanks have reached 3/8 full.
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How much fuel is not able to Transfer from the Wing tanks to the Nacelle tanks should the Transfer pump fail?
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Approx 188lbs remains in each Wing tank should the Transfer pump fail.
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How many positions does the Crossfeed switch have and what occurs at each switch position?
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The Crossfeed switch has 3 positions, OPEN - CLOSED - AUTO. OPEN allows fuel to be feed to either engine from either side tanks. CLOSED closes the Crossfeed valve. AUTO means that is if a fall in fuel pressure is detected the valve will open and allows the remaining fuel pump to supply either engine.
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Can the engine still be feed fuel if the boost pump fails and the Crossfeed remain off?
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Yes, suction will still supply the engine with fuel but this is limited to 10hrs operation.
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What voltage is the electrical DC system on the B90?
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28 Volt DC system.
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What type of battery does the B90 have?
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24Volt / 40amp/hr Nickel Cadmium Battery.
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What capability do the Starter Generators have?
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The Starter Generators are 200amp/hr 28.25 Voltage Generators.
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What Amp fuse protects the two Generator Buses?
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A 325amp current limiter fuse.
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What size fuse is sub panel bus supplied through?
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50amp Circuit Breaker.
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What Voltage do the 2 Inverters produce?
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155Volts AC 400hz
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Why must the Battery Switch be on when connected to a GPU?
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To prevent voltage spikes and damage to aircraft electrical systems.
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What is the max GPU source which can be used?
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1000amps Max, anything greater may damage the starter.
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