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1 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>FADEC System Fault<BR>Strategy and Troubleshooting<BR>Presented by<BR>Bill Benham<BR>CFM Product Support Engineering<BR>2 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>CCFFMM5566--77BB<BR>FADEC SYSTEM FAULT<BR>STRATEGY &amp; TROUBLESHOOTING<BR>FADEC SYSTEM FAULT<BR>STRATEGY &amp; TROUBLESHOOTING<BR>CFM International Proprietary Information – The information contained in this document is CFM International (CFM) proprietary<BR>information and is disclosed in confidence. It is the property of CFM and shall not be used, disclosed to others or reproduced without the<BR>express written consent of CFM, including, but without limitation, it is not to be used in the creation, manufacture, development, or derivation<BR>of any repairs, modifications, spare parts, designs, or configuration changes or to obtain FAA or any other government or regulatory approval<BR>to do so. If consent is given for reproduction in whole or in part, this notice and the notice set forth on each page of this document shall<BR>appear in any such reproduction in whole or in part. The information contained in this document may also be controlled by the U.S. export<BR>control laws. Unauthorized export or re-export is prohibited.<BR>3 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>!!! NOTICE !!!<BR>This document is intended for TRAINING purposes<BR>only and does not replace the pertinent<BR>manufacturer's Maintenance Manual.<BR>The information was accurate at time of the<BR>compilation, however, the data will not be updated<BR>to maintain accuracy.<BR>4 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>FADEC SYSTEM FAULT<BR>STRATEGY<BR>CFMI Proprietary Information<BR>The information contained in this document is CFMI Proprietary Information and is disclosed in confidence. It is the property of CFMI and shall<BR>not be used, disclosed to others or reproduced without the express written consent of CFMI. If consent is given for reproduction in whole or in<BR>part, this notice and the notice set forth on each page of this document shall appear in any such reproduction in whole or in part. The<BR>information contained in this document may also be controlled by the U.S. export control laws. Unauthorized export or re-export is prohibited.<BR>5 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>FAULT MANAGEMENT<BR>• Detection<BR>– Control Loop Faults<BR>– Input Sensor Faults<BR>– Filter Switch Faults<BR>– ID Plug Faults<BR>• Storage<BR>• Accommodation / Selection<BR>• Dispatch Levels<BR>• Annunciation<BR>6 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>FAULT DETECTION<BR>• The engine control system maintenance is assisted by<BR>extensive EEC internal Built-In-Test logic providing efficient<BR>fault detection.<BR>During Normal Mode operation, the EEC:<BR>&raquo; Monitors engine data and EEC status flags to detect engine<BR>failures<BR>&raquo; Determines engine dispatch level based on current faults<BR>&raquo; Stores in the EEC BITE memory the<BR> dispatch level<BR> fault code<BR> fault data<BR>7 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>FADEC System Overview FAULT DETECTION<BR>AIRFRAME<BR>Start Lever<BR>Thrust-Lever Resolver<BR>Bleed Data<BR>Flight Data<BR>Autothrottle Data<BR>Start/Ignition commands<BR>Thrust-Lever Interlock<BR>Thrust Reverser LVDT’s<BR>Status reporting<BR>Maintenance Reporting<BR>Engine reporting<BR>Alternate EEC Power<BR>Ignition Power Electronic Engine Control (EEC)<BR>Upper<BR>Ignition<BR>Exciter<BR>Lower<BR>Ignition<BR>Exciter Fuel<BR>Metering<BR>Valve<BR>Overspeed<BR>Governor<BR>Hydraulic<BR>Interface<BR>Electrical<BR>Interface<BR>METERED<BR>FLOW<BR>Primary<BR>Air<BR>Flow<BR>Active<BR>Clearance<BR>Control<BR>Stability<BR>Bleed<BR>VBV Actuators<BR>HPTACC Valve<BR>LPTACC Valve<BR>TB Valve<BR>VSV Actuators<BR>Position Feedbacks<BR>Hydro-Mechanical Unit (HMU)<BR>HPSOV<BR>EEC<BR>Alternator<BR>Engine<BR>Speeds<BR>Engine<BR>Pressures<BR>Engine<BR>Temps<BR>Fuel<BR>Flow<BR>ID<BR>Plug<BR>8 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>Typical Control Loop FAULT DETECTION<BR>Hydraulic<BR>Electric<BR>• EEC<BR>&raquo; 2 independent channels<BR> ACTIVE - drives control current to the HMU until feedback indicates actuator is in proper position<BR> STANDBY - does not drive control current, but able to take control instantaneously<BR>&raquo; Communication through Cross Channel Data Link (CCDL)<BR>• HMU<BR>&raquo; Converts EEC control current input into fuel pressure output to the actuator<BR>• ACTUATOR<BR>&raquo; Positioned by HMU output pressure<BR>&raquo; Two independent channels of feedback to the EEC<BR>&raquo; Feedback shared between channels through Cross Channel Data Link<BR>ACTUATOR<BR>EEC HMU<BR>CCDL Torque<BR>Motor<BR>Channel A<BR>Channel B<BR>Pilot<BR>Valve<BR>Demand<BR>Position Feedback<BR>Position Feedback<BR>9 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>Types of Faults FAULT DETECTION<BR>1. Control Current Out of Range<BR>2. Demand and Position Signals Disagree<BR>3. Position Signal Out of Range<BR>4. Position Signals Disagree<BR>5. Sensor Out of Range<BR>6. Sensor Disagree<BR>7. ID Plug<BR>8. Excitation Circuit (Multiple Position Signal Out of Range Faults)<BR>1. Control Current Out of Range<BR>2. Demand and Position Signals Disagree<BR>3. Position Signal Out of Range<BR>4. Position Signals Disagree<BR>5. Sensor Out of Range<BR>6. Sensor Disagree<BR>7. ID Plug<BR>8. Excitation Circuit (Multiple Position Signal Out of Range Faults)<BR>10 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>Control Loop Faults FAULT DETECTION<BR>• Control Current out of Range Fault<BR>Potential causes<BR>- HMU (Electrical portion)<BR>- EEC<BR>- Harness<BR>POTENTIAL<BR>CAUSES<BR>Channel A ACTUATOR<BR>Channel B<BR>CCDL<BR>EEC<BR>Torque<BR>Motor Pilot<BR>Valve<BR>HMU<BR>MAINT MSG<BR>73-x032n<BR>75-x037n<BR>75-x042n<BR>75-x047n<BR>75-x052n<BR>75-x056n<BR>75-x057n<BR>73-x062n<BR>MAINT MSG<BR>73-x032n<BR>75-x037n<BR>75-x042n<BR>75-x047n<BR>75-x052n<BR>75-x056n<BR>75-x057n<BR>73-x062n<BR>11 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>• Control Current out of Range Fault - torque motor<BR>{FMV, VSV, VBV, HPTACC, LPTACC, TBV}<BR>&raquo; EEC checks torque motor / solenoid circuit integrity<BR>&raquo; Control Current Out of Range Fault generated on the active channel<BR>if:<BR> difference between i1 and i2 is greater than 50 mA<BR> or i2 &gt; 365 mA<BR> and fault persists for more than 4.8 seconds<BR>EEC<BR>active channel<BR>i 1<BR>i 2<BR>TORQUE MOTOR /<BR>SOLENOID - Normal operation i1 = i2<BR>Control Loop Faults FAULT DETECTION<BR>NOTE : THESE TYPES OF FAULT LEAD TO A CHANGE IN ACTIVE CHANNEL<BR>12 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>Control Loop Faults FAULT DETECTION<BR>• Control Current out of Range Fault EXAMPLE # 1 : Short circuit<BR>to ground<BR>&raquo; Current flows through ground path back to the EEC<BR>&raquo; EEC detects i1 = i2<BR> A control current out of range fault message is generated<BR> Fault detection leads to change of channel in control<BR>EEC<BR>TORQUE MOTOR /<BR>SOLENOID<BR>i1<BR>i2<BR>SHORT CIRCUIT TO GROUND<BR>13 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>• Control Current out of Range Fault EXAMPLE # 2 : Open circuit<BR>&raquo; i1 = i2 = 0 under all condition<BR>&raquo; EEC tries to generate a current i1 but can't because of the open<BR>circuit<BR> A control current out of range fault message is generated<BR> Fault detection leads to change of channel in control<BR>EEC<BR>TORQUE MOTOR<BR>i1<BR>i2<BR>Control Loop Faults FAULT DETECTION<BR>14 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>• Control Current out of Range Fault EXAMPLE # 3 : Line to line<BR>short circuit<BR>&raquo; EEC detects i1 = i2<BR>&raquo; EEC cannot detect if this short circuit exists<BR> NO control current out of range fault message generated<BR> No change of channel in control<BR>&raquo; EEC loses control over torque motor / solenoid function<BR> A servo/solenoid Demand/Position Disagree Fault will be generated<BR>EEC<BR>i1 TORQUE MOTOR<BR>i2<BR>Control Loop Faults FAULT DETECTION<BR>15 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>Control Loop Faults FAULT DETECTION<BR>• Demand and Position Signals Disagree<BR>• Potential causes<BR>- HMU (hydraulic portion)<BR>- Actuator<BR>- Fuel lines<BR>MAINT MSG<BR>(SERVO)<BR>73-x033n<BR>75-x038n<BR>75-x043n<BR>75-x048n<BR>75-x053n<BR>75-x058n<BR>MAINT MSG<BR>(SERVO)<BR>73-x033n<BR>75-x038n<BR>75-x043n<BR>75-x048n<BR>75-x053n<BR>75-x058n<BR>POTENTIAL<BR>CAUSES<BR>Channel A ACTUATOR<BR>Channel B<BR>CCDL<BR>EEC<BR>Torque<BR>Motor<BR>Pilot<BR>Valve<BR>HMU<BR>MAINT MSG<BR>(SOLENOID)<BR>73-x063n<BR>73-x064n<BR>MAINT MSG<BR>(SOLENOID)<BR>73-x063n<BR>73-x064n<BR>16 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>• Demand and Position Signals Disagree (SERVO) {FMV, VSV, VBV,<BR>HPTACC, LPTACC, TBV}<BR>&raquo; EEC checks if the sensed (measured) actuator position agrees<BR>with demanded position.<BR>&raquo; Servo position fault generated on the active channel if :<BR> Sensed actuator position disagrees with demanded actuator position<BR>by more than 5% (10% for TBV with 7BQ).<BR> Fault persists for more than 4.8 seconds (9.6 sec for TBV with 7BQ)<BR> N2 is greater than 22 %<BR> There is no Position Signal Fault at that moment<BR> There is no torque motor Control Current Out of Range Fault at that<BR>moment<BR>Control Loop Faults FAULT DETECTION<BR>17 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>Control Loop Faults FAULT DETECTION<BR>• Position Signal Out of Range Fault<BR>• Potential causes<BR>- Actuator LVDT/RVDT/Resolver<BR>- EEC<BR>- Harness<BR>MAINT MSG<BR>(LVDT/RVDT)<BR>75-x039n<BR>75-x044n<BR>75-x049n<BR>75-x054n<BR>75-x059n<BR>79-x109n<BR>MAINT MSG<BR>(LVDT/RVDT)<BR>75-x039n<BR>75-x044n<BR>75-x049n<BR>75-x054n<BR>75-x059n<BR>79-x109n<BR>MAINT MSG<BR>(Resolver)<BR>73-x034n<BR>MAINT MSG<BR>(Resolver)<BR>73-x034n<BR>Channel A ACTUATOR<BR>Channel B<BR>CCDL<BR>EEC<BR>Torque<BR>Motor<BR>Pilot<BR>Valve<BR>HMU<BR>POTENTIAL<BR>CAUSES<BR>18 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>Control Loop Faults FAULT DETECTION<BR>• Position Signal Out of Range Fault RVDT / LVDT<BR>{VSV, VBV, HPTACC, LPTACC, TBV, PEO}<BR>RVDT / LVDT Consists of :<BR> 1 primary winding<BR> 2 secondary windings<BR> 1 moveable core<BR>&raquo; EEC inputs constant voltage to primary winding<BR>&raquo; Secondary voltages change as a function of core position<BR>V1<BR>V2<BR>V1 = V2<BR>0% 50% 100%<BR>0<BR>V<BR>ACTUATOR POSITION<BR>V1<BR>V2<BR>VEX<BR>V V EX RMS  7.07  0.16<BR>Secondary 1<BR>Secondary 2<BR>Primary<BR>5-wire LVDT<BR>19 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>• Position Signal Out of Range Fault Resolver<BR>{FMV}<BR>Resolver used for better accuracy compared to RVDT / LVDT<BR>&raquo; Resolver consists of :<BR> 1 Primary winding (rotating)<BR> 2 secondary windings (sine and cosine)<BR>&raquo; EEC inputs constant voltage to primary winding<BR>&raquo; Secondary voltage (sine and cosine) change as a function of core position<BR>Control Loop Faults FAULT DETECTION<BR>COSINE<BR>SINE<BR>ROTATING PART<BR>90<BR>SINE<BR>COSINE<BR>0<BR>0.1<BR>0.2<BR>0.3<BR>0.4<BR>0.5<BR>0.6<BR>0.7<BR>0.8<BR>0.9<BR>1<BR>0 10 20 30 40 45 50 60 70 80 90<BR>Angular position<BR>V<BR>20 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>Control Loop Faults FAULT DETECTION<BR>• Position Signal Out of Range Fault<BR>&raquo; EEC checks output voltage validity<BR>&raquo; Position Signal Out of Range Fault generated if :<BR>– V1 or V2 is out of range<BR>– Sum of V1+V2 out of range (RVDT/LVDT) or<BR>– (sine voltage)2 + (cosine voltage)2 is out of range (Resolver)<BR>– Calculated position out of range<BR>– Fault persists for more than 4.8 seconds<BR>21 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>Control Loop Faults FAULT DETECTION<BR>• Position Signals Disagree Fault<BR>Potential causes<BR>- Actuator LVDT/RVDT/Resolver<BR>- EEC<BR>- Harness<BR>MAINT MSG<BR>(LVDT/RVDT)<BR>75-x040n<BR>75-x045n<BR>75-x050n<BR>75-x055n<BR>75-x060n<BR>MAINT MSG<BR>(LVDT/RVDT)<BR>75-x040n<BR>75-x045n<BR>75-x050n<BR>75-x055n<BR>75-x060n<BR>EEC<BR>Channel A ACTUATOR<BR>Channel B<BR>CCDL Torque<BR>Motor<BR>Pilot<BR>Valve<BR>HMU<BR>POTENTIAL<BR>CAUSES<BR>MAINT MSG<BR>(Resolver)<BR>73-x035n<BR>MAINT MSG<BR>(Resolver)<BR>73-x035n<BR>22 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>• Position Signals Disagree Fault (RVDT / LVDT / Resolver)<BR>{VSV, VBV, HPTACC, LPTACC, TBV, FMV}<BR>&raquo; EEC checks that the position sensed by channel A agrees with the position<BR>sensed by channel B.<BR>&raquo; Position Signal Disagree Fault generated if :<BR> the absolute difference of the positions sensed by channels A and B is greater<BR>than a certain value.<BR> there is no Position Signal Fault at that moment.<BR> fault persists for more than 4.8 seconds.<BR>Control Loop Faults FAULT DETECTION<BR>DIFF Fault absolute difference<BR>FMV: &gt;2.0 %<BR>VSV: &gt;0.3 in<BR>VBV: &gt;4.0 deg<BR>HPTACC: &gt;8.7%<BR>LPTACC: &gt;3.0%<BR>TBV: &gt;8.7%<BR>NOTE: THIS FAULT SHOULD BE SET ON BOTH CHANNELS. IF<BR>NOT, THERE IS AN ADDITIONAL INTERNAL EEC FAILURE.<BR>23 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>Control Loop Faults FAULT DETECTION<BR>• Position Signals Disagree Fault (SWITCH)<BR>Potential causes<BR>- BSV Switch<BR>- EEC<BR>- Harness<BR>MAINT MSG<BR>73-x065n<BR>MAINT MSG<BR>73-x065n<BR>Channel A<BR>Channel B<BR>CCDL<BR>EEC<BR>BURNER STAGING VALVE<BR>Torque<BR>Motor<BR>Pilot<BR>Valve<BR>HMU<BR>POTENTIAL<BR>CAUSES<BR>24 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>• SENSOR OUT OF RANGE FAULT<BR>- Pressure sensors: P0, P25, PS13, PS3.<BR>NOTE: PEO is a simulated LVDT, thus fault detection is done as described on page 17.<BR>- VRT Temperature sensors: T12, T25, TEO, TEEC.<BR>- Thermocouple Temperature sensors: T3, EGT, TCC, T5.<BR>- Speed sensors: N1, N2.<BR>&raquo; EEC checks output signal validity<BR>&raquo; Sensor fault generated if:<BR> the sensed pressure/temperature is out of range.<BR> fault persists for more than 4.8 seconds.<BR>&raquo; EEC sets the fault on the faulty channel<BR>MAINT MSG<BR>73-x017n<BR>73-x018n<BR>73-x075n<BR>73-x076n<BR>73-x077n<BR>73-x081n<BR>73-x082n<BR>75-x083n<BR>77-x084n<BR>77-x085n<BR>77-x086n<BR>77-x087n<BR>75-x088n<BR>75-x089n<BR>79-x110n<BR>77-x117n<BR>77-x118n<BR>MAINT MSG<BR>73-x017n<BR>73-x018n<BR>73-x075n<BR>73-x076n<BR>73-x077n<BR>73-x081n<BR>73-x082n<BR>75-x083n<BR>77-x084n<BR>77-x085n<BR>77-x086n<BR>77-x087n<BR>75-x088n<BR>75-x089n<BR>79-x110n<BR>77-x117n<BR>77-x118n<BR>Input Sensor Faults FAULT DETECTION<BR>25 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>• SENSOR DISAGREE FAULT<BR>- Sensors: T12, TAT, Po, N2<BR>&raquo; Sensor Disagree Fault generated if:<BR> the absolute difference of the compared signals is greater than a certain value.<BR> fault persists for more than 4.8 seconds.<BR>&raquo; EEC checks that channel A T12 signal agrees with channel B T12 signal.<BR>&raquo; EEC checks that TAT1 and TAT2 signal agrees with the local T12 signal.<BR>&raquo; EEC checks that PS1 and PS2 signals agrees with Po signal.<BR>&raquo; EEC checks that channel A N2 signal agrees with channel B N2 signal.<BR>&raquo; EEC sets the fault on both channels<BR>Input Sensor Faults FAULT DETECTION<BR>MAINT MSG<BR>73-x090n<BR>73-x168n<BR>73-x170n<BR>77-x113n<BR>MAINT MSG<BR>73-x090n<BR>73-x168n<BR>73-x170n<BR>77-x113n<BR>26 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>Filter Switch Faults FAULT DETECTION<BR>• FILTER SWITCH DISAGREE FAULT {Fuel and Oil Filters}<BR>&raquo; EEC checks if both position switches agree (one switch open / one switch closed)<BR>&raquo; Switch Disagree fault generated if:<BR> airplane is on the ground for more than 90 seconds AND<BR> the position sensed by switch 1 and 2 are the same<BR>OR<BR> the active and standby EEC channels disagree.<BR> fault persists for more than 30 seconds.<BR>MAINT MSG<BR>73-x107n<BR>79-x112n<BR>MAINT MSG<BR>73-x107n<BR>79-x112n<BR>EEC<BR>SWITCH 1<BR>SWITCH 2<BR>Channel B<BR>CCDL<BR>Channel A<BR>27 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>• Identification plug<BR>&raquo; includes the engine identification/configuration:<BR> Engine Thrust Rating and Parity<BR> N1 Trim Level and Parity<BR> Engine Combustor Configuration (SAC/DAC) and Parity<BR> Engine Condition Monitoring (PMUX)<BR>&raquo; each identification/configuration infomation:<BR> is coded by a combination of closed/open discretes<BR> has an additional discrete for fault detection (parity discretes, except<BR>PMUX)<BR> coded such way that the total number of closed discretes is odd (odd<BR>parity check)<BR>Identification Plug Faults FAULT DETECTION<BR>28 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>Identification Plug Faults FAULT DETECTION<BR>• Identification plug parity check (N1 Trim)<BR>&raquo; There must be an odd number of closed circuits to pass odd parity<BR>29 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>• ID Plug Fault (73-x132n)<BR>&raquo; Fault is generated if<BR> configuration and rating parity checks are not ODD *<BR> plug type is not valid<BR>• N1 Trim Fault (73-x133n)<BR>&raquo; Fault is generated if trim parity check is not ODD *<BR>• Engine Rating Out Of Range Fault (73-x141n)<BR>&raquo; Fault is generated if<BR> there is no "ID Plug" Fault<BR> engine rating is not valid.<BR>* odd parity check: see page 29<BR>Identification Plug Faults FAULT DETECTION<BR>30 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>Identification Plug Faults FAULT DETECTION<BR>• Airplane Model and Engine Rating Disagree (73-x142n)<BR>&raquo; Fault is generated if<BR> there is no "Airplane Model Out Of Range" Fault<BR> there is no "Engine Rating Out Of Range" Fault<BR> there is no "ID Plug" Fault<BR> combination of engine rating and aircarft model is not valid.<BR>• EEC also monitors airplane discretes;<BR>&raquo; Airplane Model Out Of Range Fault (73-x139n)<BR> Fault is generated if airplane model is not valid.<BR>&raquo; Engine Position Error Fault (73-x138n)<BR> Fault is generated if engine position is neither 1 nor 2.<BR>31 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>FLIGHT LEG STORAGE PROCESSING<BR>• Fault storage<BR>&raquo; is a function of A/C<BR>and engine status<BR>&raquo; at GRD to FLT<BR>transition, all leg 0<BR>faults are transferred<BR>to leg 1<BR>GROUND -&gt; FLIGHT &gt;<BR>FLIGHT -&gt; GROUND &gt;<BR>EEC POWER UP &gt;<BR>FLIGHT IND = GROUND<BR>ENG START &gt;<BR>FLIGHT IND = FLIGHT &gt;<BR>FLIGHT IND = GROUND &gt;<BR>(for at least 30 sec)<BR>ENGINE SHUTDOWN &gt;<BR>EEC POWER OFF &gt;<BR>ENGOFF ENGON FLTCYC<BR>N2 &gt; 40%<BR>GROUND RUN FAILURES<BR>FLIGHT 0 FLIGHT 1<BR>GROUND FLIGHT GROUND<BR>Faults Not<BR>Stored in<BR>“NVM”<BR>Faults Not<BR>Stored in<BR>“NVM”<BR>(Increment Flight Leg)<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>FAULT HISTORY<BR>SHORT TIME<BR>3/5<BR>HISTORY &gt;<BR>MSG NBR: 75-10601<BR>THE TBV POSITION<BR>SIGNALS DISAGREE<BR>FLIGHT LEG (X=FAULT SET)<BR>0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10<BR>X X X<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>32 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>FAULT ACCOMMODATION / SELECTION<BR>• Both Channels in Range and In Agreement<BR>&raquo; Value = (Channel A + Channel B) / 2<BR>• One Channel in Range and One Channel Out of Range<BR>(Single Channel Fault Accommodation)<BR>&raquo; Airplane input signal (P0, TAT, PT)<BR> a correlation input between engine sensors and remaining ADIRU<BR>is selected.<BR>&raquo; Engine input signals and TRA airplane input<BR> the valid signal is used<BR>&raquo; EEC Internal Fault<BR> the stand-by channel assumes the role of the in-control channel.<BR>33 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>FAULT ACCOMMODATION / SELECTION<BR>• Both Channels In Range But Not In Agreement<BR>&raquo; N1, N2, Ps3, T25 - Channel Closest to Model selected<BR>– Model based on other inputs - e.g. N2 Model = fn(Ps3, T25, Mo, N1, TAT)<BR>&raquo; VSV, VBV - Channel Closest to Servo Actuator Model selected<BR>– Servo Model based on history of control current inputs<BR>&raquo; FMV - Uses a Delta Sum-of-Squares Weighted Average Algorithm<BR>&raquo; TBV, HPTACC, LPTACC - The higher of the two channels is selected<BR>&raquo; TRA - The lower of the two channels is selected<BR>• Both Channels In Range But Not In Agreement<BR>&raquo; N1, N2, Ps3, T25 - Channel Closest to Model selected<BR>– Model based on other inputs - e.g. N2 Model = fn(Ps3, T25, Mo, N1, TAT)<BR>&raquo; VSV, VBV - Channel Closest to Servo Actuator Model selected<BR>– Servo Model based on history of control current inputs<BR>&raquo; FMV - Uses a Delta Sum-of-Squares Weighted Average Algorithm<BR>&raquo; TBV, HPTACC, LPTACC - The higher of the two channels is selected<BR>&raquo; TRA - The lower of the two channels is selected<BR>34 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>• Both Channels Out of Range<BR>(Dual Channel Fault Accommodation)<BR>&raquo; Thrust control input signals (T25, PS3, N1, N2, FMV, VSV, VBV)<BR> a synthesis model is selected.<BR>– Thrust control input signal (TRA airplane input)<BR> a fail-safe of idle is selected<BR>&raquo; Indication inputs, non-critical systems control inputs (TC, TEO,<BR>TECU, HPTC, TBV, PEO, LPTC)<BR> a fail-safe is selected.<BR>&raquo; EGT input (4 inputs total - 2 per channel)<BR> a weighted average of the remaining valid signals is selected<BR>&raquo; WFM indication input<BR> a calculated value is selected (based on FMV).<BR>FAULT ACCOMMODATION / SELECTION (cont'd)<BR>35 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>DISPATCH LEVELS<BR>• EEC automatically determines<BR>&raquo; criticality level of the fault or combination of faults<BR>&raquo; the dispatch state of the propulsion system to comply with the engine and<BR>airplane safety objectives<BR>• The fault-dispatch levels are defined as follow:<BR>&raquo; Level A: "Engine Control Light". Fault correction prior A/C dispatch<BR>&raquo; Level B: "Short-Time". Fault correction within next 150 - I FH<BR>&raquo; Level C: "Long-Time". Fault correction within next 500 - I/2 FH<BR>&raquo; Level D: "Economic". No time limitation.<BR>&raquo; Level E: "Alternate-Mode Light". Check Dispatch Deviation Guide/MMEL<BR>I = fault inspection interval<BR>36 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>group D fault NO Time Limit group E fault See DDG/MMEL<BR>ALTN MODE<BR>FAULTS DISPATCH LEVEL CRITERIA<BR>SHORT Time Dispatch LONG Time Dispatch<BR>group B fault group C fault<BR>NO Dispatch<BR>group A fault<BR>group  fault group  fault group  fault group T495 fault<BR>YES<BR>YES<BR>YES<BR>YES<BR>NO<BR>NO<BR>NO<BR>NO<BR>EEC<BR>CCDL<BR>ACTIVE<BR><BR> faults<BR>STANDBY<BR>inop<BR>EEC<BR>CCDL<BR>ACTIVE<BR> fault<BR>STANDBY<BR>any other<BR> fault<BR>EEC<BR>CCDL<BR>ACTIVE<BR> fault<BR>STANDBY<BR>same <BR>fault<BR>EEC<BR>CCDL<BR>ACTIVE<BR> fault<BR>STANDBY<BR>same <BR>fault<BR>EEC<BR>fault<BR>on<BR>ACTIVE<BR>or<BR>STANDBY<BR>EEC<BR>more than<BR>2 faults<BR>ACTIVE<BR>and<BR>STANBY<BR>EEC<BR>CCDL<BR>ACTIVE<BR>STANDBY<BR>inop<BR>faults<BR>EEC<BR>CCDL<BR>ACTIVE<BR>STANDBY<BR>inop<BR>T495<BR>faults<BR>group  fault<BR>YES<BR>NO<BR>37 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>FAULT ANNUNCIATION<BR>ENGINE<BR>REVERSER<BR>1<BR>REVERSER<BR>2<BR>EEC<BR>ALTN<BR>ON<BR>EEC<BR>ALTN<BR>ON ENGINE<BR>CONTROL<BR>ENGINE<BR>CONTROL<BR>• In-Flight<BR>&raquo; Level A Fault<BR> CDS DOES NOT turn on the amber<BR>ENGINE CONTROL<BR>&raquo; Level B through D faults (Dispatch)<BR> not actively annunciated in the flight<BR>compartment<BR> to be periodically checked for by the<BR>maintenance crew<BR>&raquo; Level E fault (alternate thrust-setting<BR>mode)<BR> annunciated by the ALTN indicator light.<BR>38 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>ENGINE<BR>REVERSER<BR>1<BR>REVERSER<BR>2<BR>EEC<BR>ALTN<BR>ON<BR>EEC<BR>ALTN<BR>ON ENGINE<BR>CONTROL<BR>ENGINE<BR>CONTROL<BR>FAULT ANNUNCIATION<BR>• On Ground*<BR>&raquo; Level A Fault (No-Dispatch)<BR> CDS turns on the amber ENGINE<BR>CONTROL<BR>&raquo; Level B through D faults (Dispatch)<BR> not actively annunciated in the flight<BR>compartment<BR> to be periodically checked for by the<BR>maintenance crew<BR>&raquo; Level E fault (alternate thrust-setting<BR>mode)<BR> annunciated by the ALTN indicator light.<BR>* On Ground Taxi/Takeoff: Less than 80 kt,<BR>* On Ground Landing: A/C on GRD Less than 80 kt for 30 seconds<BR>39 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>FAULT ANNUNCIATION<BR>• OIL FILTER BYP LIGHT<BR>&raquo; Provide flight crew with an impending engine oil filter bypass indication<BR>&raquo; EEC constantly provides CDS with sensed filter condition<BR>&raquo; In flight, light is illuminated if<BR>&raquo; an impending bypass is detected for more than 60 seconds BUT<BR>&raquo; there is no oil filter delta P switch fault (ref page 26)<BR>&raquo; On ground, light is illuminated if<BR>&raquo; an impending bypass is detected for more than 60 seconds AND/OR<BR>&raquo; there is an oil filter delta P switch fault (ref page 26)<BR>40 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>FAULT ANNUNCIATION<BR>• FUEL FILTER BYP LIGHT<BR>&raquo; Provide flight crew with an impending engine fuel filter bypass<BR>indication<BR>&raquo; EEC constantly provides CDS with sensed filter condition<BR>&raquo; In flight, light is illuminated if<BR>&raquo; an impending bypass is detected for more than 60 seconds BUT<BR>&raquo; there is no fuel filter delta P switch fault (ref page 27)<BR>&raquo; On ground, light is illuminated if<BR>&raquo; an impending bypass is<BR>detected for more than 60<BR>seconds<BR>AND/OR<BR>&raquo; there is a fuel filter delta P<BR>switch fault (ref page 27)<BR>41 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>HPSOV: High Pressure Shutoff Valve FAULT ANNUNCIATION<BR>Provides fuel shutoff capability independent of the FADEC System, wired directly<BR>between HMU and A/C<BR>Light Valve Position<BR>Bright Not in Commanded Position<BR>Off Open<BR>Dim Closed<BR>HPSOV: High Pressure Shutoff Valve<BR>Provides fuel shutoff capability independent of the FADEC System, wired directly<BR>between HMU and A/C<BR>Light Valve Position<BR>Bright Not in Commanded Position<BR>Off Open<BR>Dim Closed<BR>42 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>HHPPSSOOVV:: HHigighhPPrreessssuurreeSShhuuttooffffVVaalvlvee<BR>&raquo;Starts: When the Engine Start Lever is moved from CUTOFF to IDLE,<BR>this removes the 28 Vdc from the HPSOV Close Solenoid.<BR>Simultaneously, the EEC commands the FMV to open which then<BR>provides pressure to open the HPSOV<BR>&raquo;Shutdown: When the Engine Start Lever is moved to the CUTOFF<BR>position or the Engine Fire Switch Handle is pulled, 28 Vdc is supplied<BR>to the HPSOV solenoid which causes the HPSOV to close<BR>&raquo;Starts: When the Engine Start Lever is moved from CUTOFF to IDLE,<BR>this removes the 28 Vdc from the HPSOV Close Solenoid.<BR>Simultaneously, the EEC commands the FMV to open which then<BR>provides pressure to open the HPSOV<BR>&raquo;Shutdown: When the Engine Start Lever is moved to the CUTOFF<BR>position or the Engine Fire Switch Handle is pulled, 28 Vdc is supplied<BR>to the HPSOV solenoid which causes the HPSOV to close<BR>43 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>FAULT ANNUNCIATION<BR>EEnngginineeFFaailil<BR>• An amber ENG FAIL alert is displayed if:<BR>- The engine is already started and<BR>- N2 is below a sustainable idle speed (50%) and<BR>- Engine Start Lever is at IDLE<BR>• The alert remains set until:<BR>- The engine recovers or<BR>- The Engine Start Lever is moved to the CUTOFF position<BR>• An amber ENG FAIL alert is displayed if:<BR>- The engine is already started and<BR>- N2 is below a sustainable idle speed (50%) and<BR>- Engine Start Lever is at IDLE<BR>• The alert remains set until:<BR>- The engine recovers or<BR>- The Engine Start Lever is moved to the CUTOFF position<BR>44 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>CFMI Proprietary Information<BR>The information contained in this document is CFMI Proprietary Information and is disclosed in confidence. It is the property of CFMI and shall<BR>not be used, disclosed to others or reproduced without the express written consent of CFMI. If consent is given for reproduction in whole or in<BR>part, this notice and the notice set forth on each page of this document shall appear in any such reproduction in whole or in part. The<BR>information contained in this document may also be controlled by the U.S. export control laws. Unauthorized export or re-export is prohibited.<BR>FADEC SYSTEM FAULT<BR>TROUBLESHOOTING<BR>45 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>FADEC GROUND MAINTENANCE<BR>FUNCTIONS<BR>• Fault Reporting<BR>– CDU Interrogation<BR>• Ground Tests<BR>• Faults List &amp; Dispatch Level<BR>46 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>FAULT REPORTING<BR>• EEC-detected faults<BR>&raquo; stored in EEC memory<BR>&raquo; available on request through the Ground Maintenance Mode<BR>• NVM data display<BR>&raquo; at the flight-compartment Control Display Units (CDUs) through<BR>different menus:<BR> Recent Faults Menu<BR> Fault History Menu<BR> Identification and Configuration Menu<BR> Input Monitoring Menu (real time data)<BR> Control Loops<BR> Control Pressures<BR> Control Temperature<BR> Fuel System<BR> Oil System<BR> Engine Speed<BR> Discretes<BR>47 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>CDU INTERROGATION<BR>• Main Menu access<BR> MAINT &gt;<BR> ENGINE &gt;<BR> ENGINE # &gt;<BR> FMC establishing communications<BR>with EEC<BR> EEC sorting fault history data<BR>DIR<BR>INTC LEGS HOLD PROG DE<BR>P<BR>AR<BR>N1 R<BR>LIMI<BR>T<BR>FIX<BR>PREV<BR>PAGE<BR>NEXT<BR>PAGE<BR>EXE<BR>C<BR>A B C D E<BR>F G H I J<BR>K L M N O<BR>P Q R S T<BR>U V W X Y<BR>+/- Z DEL / CLR<BR>1 2<BR>4 5<BR>7 8<BR>3<BR>6<BR>9<BR>0<BR>INI BRT<BR>T<BR>RE<BR>F<BR>RTE CLB CRZ DES<BR>&lt; IDENT<BR>&lt; POS<BR>&lt; PERF<BR>&lt; TAKEOFF<BR>&lt; APPROACH<BR>NAV DATA &gt;<BR>MAINT &gt;<BR>INIT REF INDEX<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>INITIALIZING EEC 1<BR>EXCEEDANCE &gt;<BR>ENGINE/EXCEED BITE INDEX<BR>&lt; ENGINE 1<BR>&lt; ENGINE 2<BR>&lt; ENGINE 1 CH A ONLY<BR>&lt; ENGINE 2 CH A ONLY<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>ENGINE MAINTENANCE<BR>CAN NOT BE ACCESSED<BR>THE ENGINE'S<BR>FLIGHT INDICATOR<BR>&lt; INDEXSHOWS FLIGHT<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>EEC SORTING<BR>FAULT HISTORY DATA<BR>THIS TAKES<BR>ABOUT 45 SECONDS<BR>&lt; RECENT FAULTS<BR>&lt; FAULT HISTORY<BR>&lt; IDENT/CONFIG<BR>&lt; GROUND TEST<BR>&lt; INPUT MONITORING<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>ENGINE I BITE TEST<BR>MAIN MENU 1/1<BR>MAINT BITE INDEX 1/1<BR>&lt; FMCS<BR>&lt; DFCS<BR>&lt; AT<BR>&lt; ADIRS<BR>&lt; CDS<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>ENGINE &gt;<BR>APU &gt;<BR>FQIS &gt;<BR>48 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>CDU INTERROGATION (cont'd)<BR>• Recent Fault Menu access and Features<BR>&raquo; Reports faults stored in NVM over last 3 flight legs<BR>&raquo; 1 fault per page<BR> sorted by dispatch level (most critical first)<BR>&raquo; display details as<BR> message number<BR> brief fault description<BR> recent flight legs fault history<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>RECENT FAULTS<BR>ENGINE CONTROL LIGHT<BR>1/5<BR>HISTORY &gt;<BR>MSG NBR: 73-10331<BR>THE FMV DEMAND<BR>AND POSITION SIGNALS<BR>DISAGREE<BR>FLIGHT LEG (X=FAULT SET)<BR>0 1 2 3<BR>X X<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>RECENT FAULTS<BR>ALTERNATE MODE LIGHT<BR>2/5<BR>HISTORY &gt;<BR>MSG NBR: 73-11631<BR>THE ADIRU2<BR>TOTAL PRESSURE DATA<BR>IS MISSING FROM DEU2<BR>FLIGHT LEG (X=FAULT SET)<BR>0 1 2 3<BR>X X X<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>RECENT FAULTS<BR>SHORT TIME<BR>3/5<BR>HISTORY &gt;<BR>MSG NBR: 75-10601<BR>THE TBV POSITION<BR>SIGNALS DISAGREE<BR>FLIGHT LEG (X=FAULT SET)<BR>0 1 2 3<BR>X X<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>RECENT FAULTS<BR>LONG TIME<BR>4/5<BR>HISTORY &gt;<BR>MSG NBR: 74-11001<BR>THE APL INPUT VOLTAGE<BR>FOR THE R EXCITER<BR>IS ALWAYS ON<BR>FLIGHT LEG (X=FAULT SET)<BR>0 1 2 3<BR>X<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>RECENT FAULTS<BR>ECONOMIC<BR>5/5<BR>HISTORY &gt;<BR>MSG NBR: 75-10531<BR>THE LPTACC DEMAND<BR>AND POSTION SIGNALS<BR>DISAGREE<BR>FLIGHT LEG (X=FAULT SET)<BR>0 1 2 3<BR>X X X<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>1/1<BR>&lt; RECENT FAULTS<BR>&lt; FAULT HISTORY<BR>&lt; IDENT/CONFIG<BR>&lt; GROUND TEST<BR>&lt; INPUT MONITORING<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>MAIN MENU<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>RECENT FAULTS<BR>ENGINE CONTROL LIGHT<BR>1/5<BR>HISTORY &gt;<BR>MSG NBR: 73-10331<BR>THE FMV DEMAND<BR>AND POSITION SIGNALS<BR>DISAGREE<BR>FLIGHT LEG (X=FAULT SET)<BR>0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10<BR>X X X<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>49 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>CDU INTERROGATION (cont'd)<BR>• Fault History Menu access and Features<BR>&raquo; Reports faults stored in NVM over last 10 flight legs<BR>&raquo; 1 fault per page<BR> sorted by dispactch level (most critical first)<BR>&raquo; display details as<BR> message number<BR> brief fault description<BR> most recent flight legs fault history<BR>&raquo; message number: AA-xDDDn<BR> AA = ATA Chapter<BR> x = EEC channel; 1=A, 2=B, 3=A and B<BR> DDD = unique fault code number<BR> n = Engine position; 0=Error, 1=ENG 1, 2=ENG 2 ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>FAULT HISTORY<BR>SHORT TIME<BR>2/4<BR>HISTORY &gt;<BR>MSG NBR: 75-10601<BR>THE TBV POSITION<BR>SIGNALS DISAGREE<BR>FLIGHT LEG (X=FAULT SET)<BR>0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10<BR>X X X<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>FAULT HISTORY<BR>LONG TIME<BR>3/4<BR>HISTORY &gt;<BR>MSG NBR: 74-11001<BR>THE APL INPUT VOLTAGE<BR>FOR THE R EXCITER<BR>IS ALWAYS ON<BR>FLIGHT LEG (X=FAULT SET)<BR>0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10<BR>X X X X X X X X X X<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>FAULT HISTORY<BR>ECONOMIC<BR>4/4<BR>HISTORY &gt;<BR>MSG NBR: 75-10531<BR>THE LPTACC DEMAND<BR>AND POSTION SIGNALS<BR>DISAGREE<BR>FLIGHT LEG (X=FAULT SET)<BR>0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10<BR>X X X X X X X<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>1/1<BR>HISTORY &gt;<BR>&lt; RECENT FAULTS<BR>&lt; FAULT HISTORY<BR>&lt; IDENT/CONFIG<BR>&lt; GROUND TEST<BR>&lt; INPUT MONITORING<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>MAIN MENU<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>FAULT HISTORY<BR>ENGINE CONTROL LIGHT<BR>1/4<BR>HISTORY &gt;<BR>MSG NBR: 73-10331<BR>THE FMV DEMAND<BR>AND POSITION SIGNALS<BR>DISAGREE<BR>FLIGHT LEG (X=FAULT SET)<BR>0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10<BR>X X<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>50 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>CDU INTERROGATION (cont'd)<BR>• Identification - Configuration Menu access and Features<BR>&raquo; display details as shown in example below<BR>&raquo; displayed data are outputs from<BR> Aircraft<BR> EEC<BR> I.D plug<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>IDENT / CONFIG 1/2<BR>AIRPLANE MODEL: 737-700<BR>ENGINE MODEL: 7B22<BR>BUMP 0<BR>N1 TRIM: 3<BR>EEC P/N 123456789A<BR>EEC S/W VER: 7B2A<BR>START MODE: ENHANCED<BR>&lt;ENG S/N: 874-101<BR>&lt; INDEX ERASE &gt;<BR>1/1<BR>HISTORY &gt;<BR>&lt; RECENT FAULTS<BR>&lt; FAULT HISTORY<BR>&lt; IDENT/CONFIG<BR>&lt; GROUND TEST<BR>&lt; INPUT MONITORING<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>MAIN MENU<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>IDENT / CONFIG 2/2<BR>PMUX INSTALLED: NO<BR>DMS KIT INSTALLED: YES<BR>BSV ENABLED YES<BR>IGNITION MODE: STANDARD<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>IDENT / CONFIG<BR>ENG S/N<BR>CONTINUE &gt;<BR>TO CHANGE THE ENG S/N:<BR>- TYPE 6 DIGITS S/N<BR>- PUSH CONTINUE<BR>&lt; GO BACK<BR>51 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>CDU INTERROGATION (cont'd)<BR>• Input Monitoring Menu access and Features<BR>&raquo; allows monitoring of engine control input/output conditions in near real time<BR>&raquo; 7 sub-menus are available<BR> Control Loops<BR> Control Pressures<BR> Control Temperature<BR> Fuel System<BR> Oil System<BR> Engine Speed<BR> Discretes<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>INPUT MONITORING 2/2<BR>&lt; SPEEDS<BR>&lt;DISCRETES<BR>&lt;INDEX<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>INPUT MONITORING 1/2<BR>&lt; CONTROL LOOPS<BR>&lt; CONTROL PRESSURES<BR>&lt; CONTROL TEMPERATURES<BR>&lt; FUEL SYSTEM<BR>&lt; OIL SYSTEM<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>1/1<BR>HISTORY &gt;<BR>&lt; RECENT FAULTS<BR>&lt; FAULT HISTORY<BR>&lt; IDENT/CONFIG<BR>&lt; GROUND TEST<BR>&lt; INPUT MONITORING<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>MAIN MENU<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>INPUT MONITORING<BR>! ! ! NOTICE ! ! !<BR>THIS IS NOT AN APPROVED<BR>PRIMARY PROCEDURE USED<BR>TO ISOLATE FAULTS<BR>&lt;GO BACK CONTINUE&gt;<BR>52 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>CDU INTERROGATION (cont'd)<BR>• Input Monitoring Sub-Menu access and Features (cont'd)<BR>&raquo; Control Pressures<BR> Display PO, PS3 and PT.<BR> Display PS13 and P25 (if PMUX installed).<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>INPUT MONITORING 1/2<BR>&lt; CONTROL LOOPS<BR>&lt; CONTROL PRESSURES<BR>&lt; CONTROL TEMPERATURES<BR>&lt; FUEL SYSTEM<BR>&lt; OIL SYSTEM<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>INPUT MONITORING<BR>PRESSURES - PSIA<BR>1/1<BR>&lt; PO : P0.sx<BR>&lt; PS13 : p13.fl<BR>&lt; P25 : p25.fl<BR>&lt; PS3 : ps3.sx<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>INPUT MONITORING<BR>PO SELECTION - PSIA<BR>1/1<BR>SEL P0 : 14.5<BR>P0 CH B : 14.4<BR>P0 CH A : 14.6<BR>PS ADIRU 1: 14.5<BR>PS ADIRU 2: 12.1<BR>ACT CH<BR>B&lt;<BR>INDEX<BR>53 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>INPUT MONITORING 1/2<BR>&lt; CONTROL LOOPS<BR>&lt; CONTROL PRESSURES<BR>&lt; CONTROL TEMPERATURES<BR>&lt; FUEL SYSTEM<BR>&lt; OIL SYSTEM<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>INPUT MONITORING<BR>RTD TEMPERATURES - DEG C<BR>1/2<BR>&lt; TAT : tat.sx<BR>&lt; T25 : t25.sx<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>INPUT MONITORING<BR>T/C TEMPERATURES - DEGC2/2<BR>&lt; T3 : t3.sx<BR>&lt; TCC : tc.sx<BR>&lt; T495 : t495.sx<BR>&lt; T5 : t5.fl<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>INPUT MONITORING<BR>T495 SELECTION - DEG C<BR>1/1<BR>SEL T495 : 101<BR>T495S1 CH A: 102<BR>T495S2 CH A: 99<BR>T495S3 CH B: 572<BR>T495S4 CH B: 103<BR>ACT CH B<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>• Input Monitoring Sub-Menu access and Features (cont'd)<BR>&raquo; Control Temperatures<BR> Display TAT, T12, T25, T3, TCC and T49.5.<BR> Display T5 (if PMUX installed)<BR>CDU INTERROGATION (cont'd)<BR>54 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>CDU INTERROGATION (cont'd)<BR>• Input Monitoring Sub-Menu access and Features (cont'd)<BR>&raquo; Fuel System Data Monitoring<BR> Display selected values of<BR> Fuel Flow (WFM)<BR> Fuel Metering Valve position (FMV)<BR> Fuel Filter Impending bypass Switch status<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>INPUT MONITORING 1/2<BR>&lt; CONTROL LOOPS<BR>&lt; CONTROL PRESSURES<BR>&lt; CONTROL TEMPERATURES<BR>&lt; FUEL SYSTEM<BR>&lt; OIL SYSTEM<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>INPUT MONITORING<BR>FUEL SYSTEM<BR>1/1<BR>FUEL FLOW: wfm.sx PPH<BR>FMV POS : fmv.sx %<BR>&lt; FILTER BYPASSED : NO<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>INPUT MONITORING<BR>FUEL FILTER<BR>1/1<BR>SW 1 CH B: CLOSED<BR>SW 2 CH B: OPEN<BR>SW 1 CH A : CLOSED<BR>SW 2 CH A : OPEN<BR>ACT CH B<BR>&lt; INDEX GMM CH A<BR>55 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>CDU INTERROGATION (cont'd)<BR>• Input Monitoring Sub-Menu access and Features (cont'd)<BR>&raquo; Oil System Data Monitoring<BR> Display selected values of<BR> Oil Pressure (PEO)<BR> Oil Temperature (TEO)<BR> Oil Filter Impending bypass Switch status<BR> Debris Monitoring System Detector status (if DMS kit installed)<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>INPUT MONITORING 1/2<BR>&lt; CONTROL LOOPS<BR>&lt; CONTROL PRESSURES<BR>&lt; CONTROL TEMPERATURES<BR>&lt; FUEL SYSTEM<BR>&lt; OIL SYSTEM<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>INPUT MONITORING<BR>OIL SYSTEM<BR>FILTER BYPASSED : NO<BR>1/1<BR>FILTER INPUTS:<BR>SW 1 CH B: CLOSED<BR>SW 2 CH B: OPEN<BR>SW 1 CH A : CLOSED<BR>SW 2 CH A : OPEN<BR>ACT CH B<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>ENGINE 1 BITE TEST<BR>INPUT MONITORING<BR>OIL SYSTEM<BR>1/1<BR>&lt; PEO : peo.sx PSIG<BR>&lt; TEO : teo.sx C<BR>&lt; FILTER BYPASSED: NO<BR>&lt; DEBRIS DETECTED : NO<BR>ACT CH B<BR>&lt; INDEX<BR>56 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>GROUND TESTS<BR>• Ground test<BR>&raquo; used to support maintenance repair verification of engine LRUs<BR>&raquo; tests the entire engine control system with engine not running<BR>&raquo; selected from the flight compartment<BR>&raquo; 4 different Tests<BR> EEC Test<BR> T/R Lever Interlock Test<BR> Actuator Test<BR> Igniter Test<BR>57 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>• EEC Test (FIM 73-00 Task 801) GROUND TESTS<BR>&raquo; control light checks<BR>&raquo; each channel performs<BR> EEC internal test<BR> engine sensors interface test<BR> engine electro-hydraulic interface test<BR>&raquo; detected faults displayed upon test completion<BR>Channel B<BR>EEC<BR>Channel A<BR>SPEED<BR>SENSORS<BR>TEMPERATURE<BR>SENSOR<BR>TORQUE MOTORS SOLENOIDS<BR>ELECTRO-HYDRAULIC<BR>EQUIPt<BR>PRESSURE<BR>SENSOR<BR>FMV SWITCHES<BR>RESOLVER<BR>POSITION<BR>SENSORS<BR>RVDTs<BR>LVDTs<BR>58 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>GROUND TESTS<BR>• T/R Lever Interlock Test (AMM 73-21-00-700-805-F00 p501)<BR>&raquo; each channel tests the ability of the EEC<BR> to enable T/R Lever Interlock<BR> to disable T/R Lever Interlock<BR>&raquo; detected faults displayed upon completion of the test<BR>&raquo; WARNING: This test can cause the Reverser to move<BR>59 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>GROUND TESTS<BR>• Actuator Test (AMM 71-00-00-700-807-F00 p501)<BR>&raquo; check the functionality of all hydraulic and electrical control loops<BR>&raquo; each channel<BR> cycles all control loops from Min to Max to Min positions<BR> monitor position sensors<BR> check command / feedback correllation<BR>&raquo; detected faults displayed upon completion of the test<BR>&raquo; WARNING: This test will cause the engine to turn<BR>Channel A<BR>Channel B<BR>EEC HMU VSV ACTUATORS<BR>FEEDBACK<BR>FEEDBACK<BR>COMMAND<BR>COMMAND<BR>60 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>GROUND TESTS<BR>• Igniters Test (AMM 74-00-00-750-801-F00 p501)<BR>&raquo; check the functionality of the left or right igniter<BR>&raquo; each channel energizes the selected igniter<BR>&raquo; maintenance personnel<BR> listen for igniter arcing noise<BR>&raquo; detected faults displayed upon completion of the test<BR>61 CFM International CFM Product Support Engineering - February 24, 2006 Proprietary Information<BR>ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS<BR>• ADIRU: Air Data / Inertial Reference Unit<BR>• BTE: Built-In Test Equipment<BR>• BSV: Burner Staging Valve<BR>• CDS-DEU: Common Display System Display Electronic Unit<BR>• CDU: Control Display Unit<BR>• DFDAE: Digital Flight Data Acquisition Unit<BR>• EAU: Engine Accessory Unit<BR>• ECS: Environmental Control System<BR>• EEC: Electronic Engine Control<BR>• FADEC: Full Authority Digital Electronic engine Control<BR>• FMC: Flight Management Computer<BR>• FMV: Fuel Metering Valve<BR>• HMU: Hydro-Mechanical Unit<BR>• HPTACC: High Pressure Turbine Clearance Control<BR>• LPTACC: Low Pressure Turbine Clearance Control<BR>• LVDT: Linear Variable Differential Transformer<BR>• NVM: Non-Volatile Memory<BR>• RVDT: Rotary Variable Differential Transformer<BR>• TBV: Transient Bleed Valve<BR>• TLA: Thrust-Lever Resolver Angle<BR>• VBV: Variable Bleed Valve<BR>• VSV: Variable Stator Vane

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kinran 发表于 2011-6-4 23:36:37

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bocome 发表于 2011-7-31 04:25:09

CFM FADEC System Fault Strategy and Troubleshooting

Skydrolor5606 发表于 2011-10-13 10:35:28

fantasic, great, thanks again

醉酒的西门 发表于 2012-4-19 21:20:14

谢谢楼主   正需要这方面的资料呢  :lol

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