Gas Turbine Engine (B1) - EASA (Jul 24 Update)
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Introduction:
The Gas Turbine Engine Module for B1, aligned with PCAA ANO-066 standards, is designed to equip aircraft maintenance engineers with the technical knowledge and practical skills needed to maintain and troubleshoot gas turbine engines. This course covers core areas such as engine performance, fuel systems, compressors, turbines, and exhaust systems, ensuring participants are well-prepared for the demands of modern aircraft maintenance. By the end of this module, participants will have the expertise required to handle the operational and maintenance challenges associated with gas turbine engines in compliance with PCAA regulations for B1 certification.
Course Features:
- Fundamentals of Gas Turbine Engines: Gain a thorough understanding of the basic principles of gas turbine engine operation, including air intake, compression, combustion, and exhaust processes.
- Engine Components and Systems: Learn about the key components of gas turbine engines, such as compressors, turbines, combustion chambers, and fuel systems, and their roles in engine performance.
- Troubleshooting and Diagnostics: Develop practical skills for diagnosing engine issues, including abnormal performance, vibrations, and fuel system malfunctions, using advanced troubleshooting techniques.
- Maintenance and Overhaul Procedures: Understand the best practices for performing routine maintenance, inspections, and overhaul of gas turbine engines to ensure safe and efficient operation.
- PCAA ANO-066 Compliance: The course content is aligned with PCAA ANO-066 standards, ensuring participants meet the regulatory requirements for B1 certification and are fully prepared for real-world gas turbine engine maintenance tasks.
Target Audience:
This course is designed for aircraft maintenance engineers, technicians, and professionals pursuing PCAA ANO-066 B1 certification. It is particularly beneficial for individuals working in or aiming to work in PCAA Part-145 approved maintenance organizations, focusing on the maintenance and troubleshooting of gas turbine engines. Whether you are preparing for certification or looking to enhance your expertise in gas turbine engine systems, this course provides the technical knowledge and practical skills necessary for success in B1-certified roles.
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15.2.1 Gross thrust, net thrust, choked nozzle thrust, thrust distribution, resultant thrust, thrust horsepower, equivalent shaft horsepower, specific fuel consumption(L2) -
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15.2.2 Engine Efficiencies (L2)
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15.2.3 Bypass Ratioand Engine presure ratio(L2)
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15.2.4 Pressure, Temperature and Velocity of the Gas Flow(L2)
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15.2.5 Engine ratings, static thrust, influence of speed, altitude and hot climate, flat rating, limitations (L2)
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15.4.1 Axial and Centrifugal Type Compressors (L2)
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15.4.2 Constructional Features and Operating Principles and Applications (L2)
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15.4.3 Fan Balancing, Operations of Compressor: Causes and Effects of Compressor Stall and Surge, (L2)
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15.4.4 Methods of Air Flow Control: Bleed Valves, Variable Inlet Guide Vanes, Variable Stator Vanes and Rotating Stator Blades (L2)
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15.4.5 Compressor Ratio (L2)
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15.14.1 Exhaust Gas Temperature / Interstage Turbine Temperature (L2)
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15.14.2 Engine Thrust Indication, Engine Pressure Ratio and Engine Turbine Discharge or Jet Pipe Pressure System (L2)
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15.14.3 Oil Pressure and Temperature (L2)
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15.14.4 Fuel pressure and Flow (L2)
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15.14.5 Engine speed (L2)
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15.14.6 Vibration Measurement and Indication (L2)
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15.14.7 Torque (L2)
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15.14.8 Power(L2)
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15.21.1 Procedures for Starting and Ground Runup (L3)
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15.21.2 Interpretation of Engine Power Output and Parameteres (L3)
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15.21.3 Trend Monitoring (Oil Analysis, Vibration and Boroscope) (L3)
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15.21.4 Inspection of Engine and Components to Criteria, Tolerances and Data Specified by Engine Manufacturer; (L3)
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15.21.5 Compressor Washing/Cleaning (L3)
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15.21.6 Foreign Object Damage (L3)
