This module teaches the basics and systems of reciprocating aircraft engines - from the operating principle, design, and performance to monitoring, ground operation, installation, and peripherals. The focus is on understanding assemblies, modes of operation, and typical influencing factors during operation.
Contents
- Basics & Efficiencies, 2-/4-Stroke, Otto/Diesel, Displacement, Compression, Firing Order
- Engine performance: power calculation, influencing factors, mixture/leaning, spark advance
- Engine assembly: crankcase/crankshaft, camshafts, cylinders/pistons, valve train, auxiliary units, reduction gear
- Fuel systems: Carburetors (icing/heating), injection, electronic control/FADEC
- Starting and ignition systems (magnetos, ignition cables, spark plugs, pre-heating)
- Intake/exhaust/cooling, turbo/supercharger charging (control/protection)
- Lubricants/fuels, lubrication systems, display/monitoring systems (RPM, CHT, oil, EGT, fuel, MAP, etc.)
- Installation (Firewall, Cowling, Mounts, Lines/Cables, Controls), Ground-Run/Monitoring, Preservation/Storage
Fees
Module
M16 piston engine
800
per participant
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2 days of classroom training
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training materials
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Module examination according to Part-66 syllabus