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NATOPS EXAM LATEST UPDATED

Takeoff/Max Torque - Answer: 100% Max

IDLE Torque - Answer: 1-10% (ground)

(Note: allowable torque range with Np stabilized and PCL at idle).

Transient Torque - ANSWER 132% Maximum (20 seconds)

(Note: 132% is the material limit above which engine damage may occur. A
torque above 102% indicates a system issue.


Takeoff/Max ITT - Answer: 820 Max.


Idle ITT - Answer 750 max.


Start ITT - ANSWER 871 - 1000 (5 seconds).


Transient ITT: ANSWER 821-870 (20 sec)


Takeoff/Max N1: ANSWER 104% Max


Idle N1 - Answer 60-61
(Ground).

67 min (flig
ht)


Transient N1 - ANSWER 104%

, Takeoff/Max Np (Avoid stabilized ground activities between 62 and 80% Np). -
ANSWER 100% Maximum

(Note: With the PMU turned off, a maximum of 100 +/- 2% is permitted.).


Idle Np: ANSWER 46 to 50% (Ground)


Transient Np - ANSWER 110 (20 seconds)

(Note: Permissible at any power setting to complete an in-flight emergency).


Takeoff/Max Oil Pressure: 90 - 120 psi

(Note: Normal oil pressure during steady state ranges from 90 to 120 psi; oil
pressure below 90 psi during flying idle or above indicates an oil system issue).


Idle Oil Pressure - Minimum: 90


Start Oil Pressure - Answer: 200 Max


Transient Oil Pressure - Answer: 40 - 130 psi

(Note: Only permissible during aerobatics or spins, and 15-40 psi for 5 seconds
while the PCL is idling).


Oil Temperature Takeoff/Max - ANSWER: 10 to 105 C

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