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43 Cards in this Set
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how many stages are in the low compressor section
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6
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power to drive the main accessory gearbox is taken from the ______
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front of the N2 compressor
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low pressure (N1) compressor receives its rotational force through _____________
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2nd, 3rd, and 4th stage turbine wheels (front compressor drive)
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how many stages are in the high compressor section
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7
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high pressure (N2) compressor receives its rotational force through _____________
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1st stage turbine wheel (rear compressor drive)
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what is pt2
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total pressure at station 2
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where is the pt2 located
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bottom right on the inlet guide vanes and on the nose cone
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what is tt2
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total temp at station 2
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where is the tt2 located
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bottom left on the inlet guide vanes
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what is n1
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front compressor, stage 1-6
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what is n2
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rear compressor, stages 7-13
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how many combustion cans are there
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9
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what combustion cans have igniters
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4 & 7
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where is the pt7 probes located and how many are there
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exhaust case, 6
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what controls cooling air flow
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tobi duct
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where are the tt7 probes located and how many are there
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exhaust case group, 8
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what is epr stand for and what is it
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engine pressure ratio, thrust
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how is epr measured
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pt7/pt2
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what drives the n2 tachometer generator
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accessory gearbox
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what has a higher pressure pt7 or pt2
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pt7
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what is on the rear of the gearbox
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starter, csd, and hydraulic pump
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what is on the front of the gearbox
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fuel pump and oil tank
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how much pressure is needed to start engines and where is it found
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36 psi and peanut gage
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what is duty cycle for engines
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1 min on/30 sec off
1 min on/1 min off |
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anti icing for the engine inlet (fan case, guide vanes, and bullet nose) is provided by
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eighth stage air
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what does ps4 stand for
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static pressure station 4
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the fuel impeller (pump) provides pressurized fuel to the
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fuel heater
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fuel flow is scheduled by the fuel control as a result of
choose 4 ps4, ps3, n1, n2, tt2, pt2, pla |
tt2, ps4, pla, n2
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what does pla stand for
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power lever angle
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heat for the fuel deicing heater comes from what stage
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13th
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pressurization and dump valve is used to
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direct fuel to the to the primary and secondary fuel nozzles
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the only adjustments authorized on the fcu (fuel control unit) are
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idle and military trim (park)
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purpose of the eductor
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change vapor to liquid
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pneumatic engine starter requires a minimun of_____ psig for operation and where is it read
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36 psi, peanut gage
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ignition system operating duty cycle is
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2 on, 3 off, 2 on, 23 off
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engine starter duty cycle
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1 min on, 30 sec off, 1 min on, 1 min off
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joule and ignition
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20 at start and ignition override (adverse weather) when it goes to continuous 4 joule on # 7 igniter
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when the main oil filter becomes contaminated, which occurs first
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oil strainer clog light will illuminate
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if engine oil pressure follows the throttle, the probable cause is
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a defective oil pressure regulating valve
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the 8th stage antisurge bleed valves are opened and closed by
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8th stage air and closed by ps4
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what would cause the bleed valves to close late
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a leak in the pt2 sense line to the prbc
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prbc
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pressure ratio bleed control
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anti surge bleed valves
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increase compressor stability when closed
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