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1) Tachometer (RPM) Indicator - ANSWER Indicates engine
compressor rotor RPM in percent. It is located in the flight station
/ cockpit
2) Tachometer generator - ANSWER (1) Mounted and splined to
the accessory gearbox
(2) Creates an electrical reference signal that represents the rotational
speed of the engine compressor
(3) The reference signal is transmitted to the tachometer (RPM)
indicator and is read as percent of compressor RPM
Engine Temperature Indicating System's Components - ANSWER
Thermocouple Assembly and Engine Temperature Indicator
, 3) Thermocouple Assembly - ANSWER Constructed of two
dissimilar metals, Alumel and Chromel, which, when heated, will
create a small voltage that is directly proportional to the engine
exhaust temperature
Ex: Using heat excites the energy from the metals and creates that
small voltage that sends it to the Indicator
4) Engine Temperature Indicator - ANSWER Displays
temperature in degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit
5) Fuel Flow Indicating System's Components - ANSWER Fuel
Flow Transmitter, and Fuel Flow Indicator
6) Fuel Flow Transmitter - ANSWER (1) Mounted on the engine
(2) The transmitter provides an electrical signal that is directly
proportional to the mass rate of fuel flow and transmits the signal to
the flight station / cockpit
7) Fuel Flow Indicator - ANSWER Displays the signal as fuel flow
in pounds-per-hour (PPH)
, 8) Oil Pressure Indicating System's Components - ANSWER Oil
Pressure Transmitter and Oil Pressure Indicator
9) Oil Pressure Transmitter - ANSWER (1) Mounted on the
engine
(2) Sends a proportional electrical signal to the flight station / cockpit
10) Oil Pressure Indicator - ANSWER Displays oil pressure in
pounds-per-square-inch (PSI)
Engine Fire Detection System's Components - ANSWER Fire
Detection Element and Fire Warning Light
Fire Detection Element - ANSWER Senses an overheat condition or
fire and transmits a signal to the flight station / cockpit
Fire Warning Light - ANSWER (1) Receives its signal from the fire
detection element to illuminate the flight station / cockpit
(2) When the temperature in the engine cavity reaches an overheat
condition, the sensors will provide a signal, allowing a small current to
flow, which is transmitted to illuminate the fire warning light