131-9B APU - Handbook
131-9B APU - Handbook
131-9B APU - Handbook
Components include:
• Starter Generator
• Bleed Air Valve
• Inlet Guide Vane
Actuator
• Surge Control
Valve
• Ignition Unit
• Gearbox Vent Line
FORWARD VIEW
Components include :
Air/Oil Separator
Oil Fill Port
Generator
Scavenge Filter
Bypass Pressure
Differential Switch
lube Filter
Magnetic Drain
Plug
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Components include:
Temperature
Regulating Valve
Oil Cooler
Ignition Unit
Fuel Flow Divider
Solenoid
Data Memory
Module
Oil Quantity Switch
Fuel Control Unit
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GEARBOX
Accessories mounted
to the gearbox
include the
temperature control
valve, low oil
pressure Switch,
starter/generator, and
the lube module/fuel
control.
LOAD COMPRESSOR
The load
compressor section
supplies air
pressure to the
aircraft bleed air
manifold. It is
mounted on a
common shaft With
the power section
rotating group and
shares a common
inlet with the power
section compressor.
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POWER SECTION
Features are :
• a single-stage, 8: 1 pressure-
ratio centrifugal compressor,
a reverse-flow annular
combustor, and a two- stages
axial turbine.
• a single main shaft that ties
the engine compressor and
turbine to the load
compressor. The shaft is
supported by two bearings, a
duplex ball bearing located
forward of the L/C impeller
and a roller bearing located
aft of the second stage
turbine.
• Carbon seals used in the
front and rear bearing
cavities.
• a first-stage turbine stator
that is compressor air cooled.
E.A.S FAMILIRIZATION 131-9B APU
OPERATING SPECIFICATIONS
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As components wear or
malfunctions occur, a rise in
exhaust gas temperature and an
increase in fuel consumption can
occur .
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A surge control valve spills air that the compressor wants to deliver
but the airplane cannot use, to protect the load compressor from a
stall/surge condition. For any opening in the inlet guide vanes, there
is a minimum amount of air that must be allowed to flow through the
compressor. Actual flow is sensed by the flow sensor which through
the ECU controls the position of a surge control valve.
E.A.S FAMILIRIZATION 131-9B APU
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The ultimate
relief valve
assembly
(240±40 psi) is
located inside
the lube
module. It's
responsibility
is to prevent
over
pressurization
of the oil
A pressure regulator (67.5±7 psi) system.
maintains a constant lube supply
pressure to the engine and
starter/generator which is installed
on the lube module.
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OIL COOLER
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TEMPERATURE CONTROL
VALVE
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AIR/OIL SEPARATOR
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The following text describes the flow of oil through the engine.
Oil is drawn from the reservoir through a protective screen into the 3-element
supply pump. After being discharged from the pump the oil passes through a
pressure regulator/relief valve which maintains constant system pressure
throughout APU operation.
The oil then flows to the thermostatic/pressure relief valve on the oil cooler. If
oil is cold, it bypasses the cooler and is distributed to the engine and
components. If the oil is hot, it passes through the cooler to remove excess
heat.
Oil then flow to the lube filter and is distributed to the bearings, gears, and
generator. Oil is distributed through internal passages and external lines to
the various parts of the APU. As it flows to the turbine bearing, a pressure
switch and temperature sensor monitor system pressure and temperature. If
pressure is too low or temperature is too high, the APU is shut down.
The generator is scavenged by elements in the lube module. Oil returning from
the generator first passes through in-line screens. The pumps discharge oil into
a generator scavenge filter and empties it into the reservoir. The generator
scavenge filter has an impending bypass 'switch that causes the APU to
shutdown if the filter becomes restricted.
Oil from the forward bearings and gearbox returns to the reservoir by gravity.
The turbine bearing area is scavenged by a single pump element. Oil passes
through an inlet screen, through the pump and into the reservoir.
Servicing provisions are on the reservoir case, as well as a sight gage. There is
an oil level sensor that signals the ECU. In the bottom of the gearbox is a
magnetic drain plug that collects any metal particles for viewing in case of a
suspected problem.
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FUEL FILTERS
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The fuel metering assembly is located internally in the FCU. The ECU and fuel
metering assembly control the APU start and acceleration, to meters fuel flow is
using a direct acting metering valve (torque-motor). The fuel then travels through
the fuel shutoff solenoid and out to the fuel flow divider.
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