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Power Plant<br />

System Overview:<br />

The aircraft is fitted with four engines—sometimes referred to as<br />

power plants. Each engine can provide forward and reverse thrust,<br />

and includes components that generate bleed air, electrical power, and<br />

hydraulic power to drive various systems onboard the aircraft (refer to<br />

chapters Air Systems, Electrical, and Hydraulics). The engine thrust<br />

is controllable manually and automatically (refer to chapter Automatic<br />

Flight); and the electronic engine control (EEC) maintains rotor speeds<br />

and other parameters within the allowable limits.—Some aircraft are<br />

equipped with engine autostart systems.<br />

Either General Electric (GE), Pratt & Whitney (PW), or Rolls-Royce (RR)<br />

engines are installed on the aircraft. The exact model depends on the<br />

aircraft variant:<br />

For extended-range (ER) aircraft, the engine models available are:<br />

• CF6-80C2B5F (GE)<br />

• PW4062 (PW)<br />

• RB211-524H8 (RR)<br />

For non-ER aircraft:<br />

• CF6-80C2B1F (GE)<br />

• PW4056 (PW)<br />

• RB211-524G (RR)<br />

The major differences between the engine models being:<br />

• Engine strut size: affects maximum available wing tank fuel volume<br />

• Fire and overheat protection (refer to chapter Fire Protection)<br />

• Thrust reverser mechanism: hydraulically or pneumatically driven<br />

• Turbine design: two-rotor or three-rotor system<br />

• Thrust measuring method: integrated EPR, core EPR, no EPR<br />

• Specific operation limits re EGT, oil, N1, N2, and other parameters<br />

• Electronic engine control specification<br />

• Ignition system logic<br />

• Engine bleed air system design<br />

• Hydraulic EDP pressure minimum for automatic demand pump start<br />

• EICAS symbology<br />

SYSTEM<br />

ANALYSIS<br />

In the simulator, the status of bleed air valves (PRSOVs), start valves, fuel<br />

shutoff valves (SOVs), fuel valves, ignition exciters, and fuel control switch<br />

run time (seconds) are indicated on Instructor > Analysis > Miscellaneous.<br />

O=open; R=Reversed; c=closed; 1=igniter 1; 2=igniter 2; B=both igniters.<br />

The data strings are also accessible through the simulator’s main network.<br />

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