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Engine removal O&P

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What procedures are required after the installation of a turbine engine? engine run-up should be performed, correct engine instrument indications, manually trimmed, adjusting idle and max rpm, epr
What are the reasons a turbine engine would require a trim check? if it has a hydromechanical fuel control or if the fuel control has just been changed
What is the procedure required to adjust (trim) a fuel control unit (FCU)? no wind conditions, moisture-free air, above 32 degrees, take pressure/temp readings, idle rpm and max speed adjustments are made, acceleration/deceleration checks
Name 3 reasons for removal of an engine and what are the required inspections after a potentially damaging event occurs. lifespan, metal in oil, sudden stoppage, low power output
Prior to removing a turbofan engine from an aircraft, what are the 6 component groups that must first be removed or disconnected? engine mount access plates, pneumatic ducts, electrical connections, thermocouple leads, fuel lines, hydraulic lines
Prior to starting a new reciprocating engine for the first time, name the 4 steps which must be taken? thorough ground check, pre-oil the engine with just starter, bleed fuel system, check prop bolt torque
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