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C208

Cessna 208

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Describe the Engine PT6-114A Free turbine, Reverse flow, Two independent turbines: One stage drives the compressor turbine One stage drives the power turbine Single exhaust
Describe the compressor section Three axial stages and one centrifugal stage
Shaft Horsepower 675
How does the engine work Air enters through the air intake, through annular plenum to compressor section, to combustion chamber where fuel and spark is added, through compressor turbine and power turbine, then out through exhaust port
Engine Major Sections Air Intake Compressor Combustor Turbine Reduction Gear Exhaust Accessory Drive
Air Inlet Inlet air enters the rear of the engine through annular plenum where it is directed forward to the compressor
Compressor The compressor consists of three axial stages and a single centrifugal stage assembled as an integral unit
Centrifugal Stage The rotating compressor blades and impeller add energy to the air passing through them by increasing its velocity; converting velocity into pressure
Combustion Chamber Allows entry of compressed air where fuel and spark is added
Fuel Nozzles 14 Total: 10 Primary @ 16% Ng 4 Secondary @ 30-35% Ng
Igniters 2
Hot Section The resultant hot gases expand and pass through the compressor and the power turbines
Compressor turbine Drives compressor section
Power turbine Drives reduction gear which turns propeller
Reduction gearbox Embodies an intergral torquemeter gauge to provide an accurate indication of engine power
Exhaust The exhaust gases from the power turbine are directed through an annular plenum to atmosphere via a single exhaust port
Engine controls Power lever - controls engine power Emergency power lever - governs fuel supply if FCU failure Propeller control lever - controls propeller governor Fuel condition lever - CUTOFF, LOW 52% Ng, High 65% Ng
Engine instruments Torque Prop RPM ITT Ng Oil Pressure Oil Temperature
Torque range 0-1,865
Prop RPM range Green arc - 1,600-1,900
ITT range Green arc - 100 to 740 degrees celsius Redline - 805 degrees celsius Max Start Temp - 1,090 degrees for 2 seconds
Ng % RPM range Green arc - 52 to 101.6
Oil Pressure Minimum Redline - 40 psi Cautionary Yellow Arc - 40 to 85 psi Normal Green Arc - 85 to 105 psi Maximum Redline - 105 psi
Oil Temperature Minimum Redline -40 degrees celsius Cautionary Yellow Arc -40 to 10 degrees celsius Normal Green Arc - 10 to 99 degrees celsius Transient Yellow Arc - 99 to 104 degrees celsius Maximum Redline - 104 degrees celsius
Minimum Ng for start 16%
Created by: MarioJPerez
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