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CFM56-7B:<BR>Program<BR>Overview<BR>April, 2004<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 2<BR>Agenda:<BR>Scorecard Review pg 3<BR>Fan Frame Shroud Cracking pg 14<BR>AGB/TGB Bearings pg 23<BR>TRF Oil Leaks pg 29<BR>HMU Status pg 39<BR>Starter Status pg 44<BR>EEC Status pg 51<BR>EGT System Faults pg 57<BR>7.B.P Software pg 61<BR>FADEC 3 pg 67<BR>#4 Bearing Update pg 73<BR>HPT Blades pg 90<BR>HPC VSV System Issues pg 104<BR>HTS Oils pg 117<BR>IFSD Probability Analysis pg 131<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 3<BR>Dispatch Reliability<BR>Goal 99.95<BR>Current 99.96<BR>Fleet Statistics<BR>• 12 Month Rolling Average<BR>In-Service Issues<BR>Previous Month Current Month<BR>Issue Status<BR>CFM56-7 Scorecard Through February 2004<BR>Total IFSD Rate<BR>Goal 0.006<BR>Current 0.003<BR>Total ATO Rate<BR>Goal 0.020<BR>Current 0.014<BR>Total SV Rate<BR>Goal 0.100<BR>Current 0.019<BR>Total UER rate<BR>Goal 0.040<BR>Current 0.020<BR>Leading Indicators<BR>• Main Heat Exchanger inserts<BR>• HMU Leaks<BR>• Fuel Nozzle Distress<BR>Y<BR>G<BR>Y<BR>G<BR>Y<BR>• HPT Blade: SB 72-115R2, 72-326<BR>• TGB Ball Bearing: SB 72-0445<BR>• Fan Frame Shroud Cracks: SB 72-0440R4 Mar-04<BR>• AGB Bearing failures: SB 72-0368<BR>• Aft Sump Leakage: All Reps Wire Jan-04<BR>• Aft Scavenge Nipple Crack: All Reps Wire Jan –04<BR>• Booster Vane Corrosion New AMM/ESM Limits<BR>• VSV Inner Bushing Wear To Define Interval/Limits<BR>• Booster Abradable Damage New AMM/ESM Limits<BR>• AGB Axial Link/Spherical Brg. SB 72-0465 Feb-04<BR>Y<BR>Fleet Experience<BR>Hours: 26,598,109<BR>Cycles: 13,923,589<BR>Engines: 3,085<BR>Aircraft: 1,453<BR>Operators: 156<BR>G<BR>Y<BR>G<BR>G<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 4<BR>CFM56-7B Fleet at a Glance - Through February 2004<BR>World Fleet<BR>Airplanes in service 1,453<BR>Customers 156<BR>Engines in service 3,085<BR>Cumulative engine hours 26.6 M<BR>Cumulative engine cycles 13.9 M<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 5<BR>CFM56-7B In Service Status Through February 2004<BR>World Fleet<BR>• Fleet leaders<BR>- Hours 25,173<BR>- Cycles 14,271<BR>- Hours without shop visit 25,173<BR>- Cycles without shop visit 13,545<BR>• 12 mo. total in-flight shutdowns 0.003<BR>• 12 mo. total aborted takeoffs 0.014<BR>• 12 mo. total departure 99.96<BR>• 12 mo. total shop visits 0.019<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 6<BR>CFM56-7 IFSD Rate<BR>0.000<BR>0.010<BR>0.020<BR>0.030<BR>0.040<BR>0.050<BR>0.060<BR>0.070<BR>0.080<BR>0.090<BR>199802<BR>199810<BR>199906<BR>200002<BR>200010<BR>200106<BR>200202<BR>200209<BR>200305<BR>200401<BR>IFSD per 1K hours<BR>120 Minute ETOPS Threshold<BR>Basic 12 Month Rolling Average<BR>Total 12 Month Rolling Average<BR>180 Minute ETOPS Threshold<BR>CFM Goal (0.006)<BR>0.003<BR>0.002<BR>CFM56-7B In-Flight Shutdown (IFSD) Rate<BR>12 Month Rolling Average – Since Entry-Into-Service<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 7<BR>CFM56-7B In-Flight Shutdowns<BR>12 Month Rolling Average - Through February 2004<BR>Issue Program Plan/Status<BR>• Maintenance - Oil loss MCD, oil tank not serviced prior to ferry flight.<BR>- Spinning fuel filter S/B issued June 2002, SPAR valve.<BR>• Aft sump leaks - Aft sump cover O-ring, cracked scavenge line nipple, All reps Jan-2004<BR>• AGB bearings - Investigation on AGB bearings; suspect abusive grinding and lack of<BR>burn-off checks during manufacturing process<BR>- SB 72-0368 issued for specific population of line 4 bearing NDT for<BR>hardness check<BR>• No. 3 bearing failure - Engine test for offset-bearing Jan-2004– Results being analyzed<BR>• Starter - Turbine thrust bearing – P09/P10 starter addresses stack-up<BR>2 – Needle bearing failures<BR>• No. 4 bearing failure - New outer race material introduced - SB 72-0352 issued Oct-2002<BR>Total<BR>Basic<BR>Leading Causes of In-flight Shutdowns<BR>(Over the Last 12 Months)<BR>0<BR>1<BR>2<BR>3<BR>4<BR>5<BR>MAINT AFT SUMP AGB BRG NO. 3 BRG STARTER NO. 4 BRG<BR>Number of Events<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 8<BR>CFM56-7 ATO Rate<BR>0.000<BR>0.005<BR>0.010<BR>0.015<BR>0.020<BR>0.025<BR>0.030<BR>0.035<BR>0.040<BR>199802<BR>199805<BR>199808<BR>199811<BR>199902<BR>199905<BR>199908<BR>199911<BR>200002<BR>200005<BR>200008<BR>200011<BR>200102<BR>200105<BR>200108<BR>200111<BR>200202<BR>200205<BR>200208<BR>200211<BR>200302<BR>200305<BR>200308<BR>200311<BR>200402<BR>ATO per 1000 Departures<BR>Basic 12 Month Rolling Average<BR>Total 12 Month Rolling Average<BR>CFM Goal<BR>CFM56-7B Aborted Takeoff (ATO) Rate<BR>12 Month Rolling Average – Since Entry-Into-Service<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 9<BR>Issue Program Plan/Status<BR>• Misc. Airplane - Thrust reverser, main landing gear brake indication, door proximity switch,<BR>- pitot probe blocked<BR>• FOD/Bird Strike - Plastic bags, balloons, birds<BR>• Operation - 3 occurrences of pitot probe heat not turned on.<BR>- EEC Software version 7.B.P (Jan-2004) to address timer logic.<BR>• Cabin Odor - Dry out procedures not followed after water wash.<BR>• HMU - 1 FMV : 1 TBV – P09 HMU addresses FMV resolver and TBV position fault<BR>• Engine Control Light - No fault identified<BR>CFM56-7B Aborted Takeoffs (ATO)<BR>12 Month Rolling Average - Through February 2004<BR>Total<BR>Basic<BR>Leading Causes for ATO<BR>(Over the Last 12 Months)<BR>0<BR>1<BR>2<BR>3<BR>4<BR>5<BR>6<BR>7<BR>8<BR>9<BR>MISC AP FOD/BIRD OPERATION CABIN<BR>ODOR<BR>HMU ENGINE<BR>LIGHT<BR>Number of Events<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 10<BR>CFM56-7 Total Shop Visit Rate<BR>0<BR>0.02<BR>0.04<BR>0.06<BR>0.08<BR>0.1<BR>0.12<BR>199712<BR>199803<BR>199806<BR>199809<BR>199812<BR>199903<BR>199906<BR>199909<BR>199912<BR>200003<BR>200006<BR>200009<BR>200012<BR>200103<BR>200106<BR>200109<BR>200112<BR>200203<BR>200206<BR>200209<BR>200212<BR>200303<BR>200306<BR>200309<BR>200312<BR>Shop Visit per 1K hours<BR>CFM Goal<BR>CFM56-7B Shop Visit (SV) Rate<BR>12 Month Rolling Average – Since Entry-Into-Service<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 11<BR>CFM56-7B Total Shop Visits (SV)<BR>12 Month Rolling Average - Through February 2004<BR>Issue Program Plan/Status<BR>• HPT Blades -40 HPT trailing edge cracking – 1 HPT shank failure<BR>• Fan Shroud - Cracking due to IDG acoustical panel failure – Inspection 72-0440R4<BR>- CFM doubler repair available June-2004<BR>• Aft Sump - 8 cracked scavenge lines – 3 Aft sump cover o-rings<BR>- O-ring replacement added to AMM<BR>• No. 3 Bearing - Engine test for offset-bearing Jan-2004– Results being analyzed<BR>• FOD - N/A<BR>• Combustor - 2 – Combustor distress : 2 Outer cowl (OC) missing material : 1 OC wire<BR>Leading Causes for Shop Visits<BR>(Over the Last 12 Months)<BR>0<BR>5<BR>10<BR>15<BR>20<BR>25<BR>30<BR>35<BR>40<BR>45<BR>HPT BLADE FAN SHROUD AFT SUMP NO. 3 BRG FOD COMBUSTOR<BR>Number Of Events<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 12<BR>CFM56-7 Total Dispatch Reliability<BR>99.700<BR>99.750<BR>99.800<BR>99.850<BR>99.900<BR>99.950<BR>100.000<BR>199712<BR>199804<BR>199808<BR>199812<BR>199904<BR>199908<BR>199912<BR>200004<BR>200008<BR>200012<BR>200104<BR>200108<BR>200112<BR>200204<BR>200208<BR>200212<BR>200304<BR>200308<BR>200312<BR>%Successful Departures<BR>CFM Goal<BR>CFM56-7B Total Dispatch Reliability<BR>12 Month Rolling Average – Since Entry-Into-Service<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 13<BR>CFM56-7B Delay and Cancellations (D&amp;C)<BR>12 Month Rolling Average - Through February 2004<BR>Issue Program Plan/Status<BR>• HMU - 74 TBV electro-hydraulic servo valve (EHSV) : 37 FMV resolver P09 HMU<BR>- 14 high pressure shutoff valve (HPSOV) P08 HMU and P5 panel<BR>• EEC - Pressure subsystem (PSS) modification SB 73-065. Improved ATP in place.<BR>- Individual pressure sensor failures increasing – Moisture migration<BR>• Starter - P09 rework SB 80-006 issued (new turbine seal assembly) P10.<BR>- Turbine stack improvements - SB 80-007 issued<BR>• Fuel Filter Delta-P - Potted switch improvement S/B 73-042<BR>- 1 flight allowance added to DDPG MMEL : MTBUR = 70,000 Hrs<BR>• Ignition/Starting - Soft time recommendation not universally incorporated<BR>- 2 : confirmed fuel nozzle distress - WTT investigation Feb-2004<BR>Leading Causes for Delay and Canellations<BR>(Over the Last 12 Months)<BR>0<BR>20<BR>40<BR>60<BR>80<BR>100<BR>120<BR>140<BR>HMU EEC Starter FFDP Ignition<BR>Number of Events<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 14<BR>Fan Frame Shroud Cracking<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 15<BR>Fan Frame Shroud Cracking<BR>Background<BR>• Engines reported with fan frame shroud Cracks<BR>Cracks location<BR>• Cracks located on the Fan Frame Shroud underneath Air/Oil Cooler Acoustical panel<BR>(struts #7 &amp; 8)<BR>• Majority at the forward panel bolts captive nuts location<BR>• Cracks initiated from the external surface of the shroud (outer skin)<BR>FAN FRAME ASSEMBLY<BR>AFT<BR>FWD CRACKS LOCATION<BR>7 O'Clock 6 O'Clock<BR>Panel Bolt captive nut<BR>riveted onto the shroud<BR>FAN FRAME SHROUD<BR>IDG AIR/OIL COOLER<BR>LOCATION<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 16<BR>Fan Frame Shroud Cracking<BR>Root cause of the Fan Frame Shroud Crack<BR>• Acoustic panel at IDG Cooler location (340-085-101/103-0) has a specific window to<BR>allow Cooler attachment on the shroud.<BR>• Fan Frame Shroud crack initiation process:<BR>• IDG Panel failure in the window forward corners subsequent to aerodynamic<BR>loading<BR>• When failed, IDG Panel displacements induce LCF loading at the attachment<BR>Bolts location leading to crack initiation<BR>• Crack propagation under HCF loading<BR>CRACKS LOCATIONS<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 17<BR>Fan Frame Shroud Cracking<BR>Field plan<BR>• Inspection S/B 72-0440 Rev. 3 issued Sept 15th, 2003<BR>• Effectivity: All engines delivered from production with first design IDG Air/Oil<BR>Cooler Acoustic Panel (340-085-101-0)<BR> Affected population : ~2,600 engines<BR> Compliance : Cat2 - One time inspection to be performed at first<BR>opportunity, and no later than December,2003<BR> Instructions : Remove IDG Air/Oil Cooler Acoustic Panel (-101-0), and<BR>Inspect Shroud (FPI inspection )<BR>• Inspection S/B 72-0440 Rev. 4<BR>• Effectivity : All engines delivered from production with IDG Air/Oil Cooler Acoustic<BR>Panel P/N 340-085-101-0 or 340-085-103-0<BR>• Reasons of revision :<BR> Compliance date moved to June,2004<BR> Removal of IDG Air/Oil Cooler Acoustic Panel P/N 340-085-103-0<BR> Improved description of the serviceable crack limits<BR>• Service Bulletin revision 4 in approval process =&gt; expected April,2004<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 18<BR>Fan Frame Shroud Cracking<BR>Field inspection (S/B72-0440 R3) status<BR>As of Feb,16th/2004:<BR>• 136 airlines &amp; 2,608 engines affected by this issue,<BR>• 40 airlines have completed the inspection, ~ 29.4%<BR>• 48 airlines with no reporting, ~ 35.2%<BR>• 52 airlines have reported Fan Frame Shroud cracks, ~ 38.2%<BR>• 1686 Fan Frame Shrouds have been inspected ~ 64.6%<BR> 409 Shrouds reported cracked, ~ 24.3%<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 19<BR>Fan Frame Shroud Cracking<BR>TIG Weld Repair<BR>• TIG weld Repair has been approved (August 29-03, FAR C1477):<BR>• No specific tooling required to weld,<BR>• Local Stress relief Procedure required.<BR>• Specific procedure implemented in ESM 72-00-00 (TR’s 72-0083 &amp; 72-0084)<BR>• Repair limits defined :<BR>• Based on current criteria 65% of the cracked shrouds will be repairable<BR>• Two (2) fan frame shrouds have been repaired (SNS St Quentin)<BR>• Three (3) unsuccessful tries in other shops<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 20<BR>Fan Frame Shroud Cracking<BR>Doubler Repair<BR>• Objectives :<BR>• Repair to be installed on-wing during night stop<BR>• no periodic inspection will be required<BR>• Design Status :<BR>• Addition of a Doubler<BR> Aluminum 4mm (0.16") thickness<BR> 37 Hi-locks used<BR>• Timing<BR>• Expected release date : June,2004<BR>DOUBLER LOCATIONS<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 21<BR>Fan Frame Shroud Cracking<BR>Air/Oil Cooler Acoustic panel Status<BR>• Corrective Action Plan<BR>• CFM plans to introduce improved robustness panel beyond the -103.<BR>• Design change to allow removal in production in process – actual removal<BR>expected June, 2004<BR>• New Panel under evaluation<BR> Expected release date : March'05<BR>2 piece panel attached underneath IDG Cooler<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 22<BR>Fan Frame Shroud Cracking<BR>SUMMARY<BR>• 409 cases of cracked shrouds (confirmed) reported to date<BR>• Field plan through inspection S/B 72-0440<BR>• S/B72-0440 Revision 3 Published September,03<BR>• S/B72-0440 Revision 4 to be published April,04<BR>• TIG weld repair October,03<BR>• Doubler repair<BR>• Expected release date : June,04<BR>• New IDG panel design improvement<BR>• Expected release date : March,05<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 23<BR>AGB/TGB Bearing Issues<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 24<BR>AGB / TGB Bearing issues<BR>(Line #5) 1 Failure<BR>(Line #4) 8 Failures<BR>(Line #2) 6 cases<BR>(Line #6) 2 Failures<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 25<BR>AGB / TGB Bearing issues<BR>TGB Line #2 BEARING (TGB output gearshaft ball bearing)<BR>• Background<BR>• 1 IFSD, and 5 UER captured during MCD routine inspection<BR>• Bearing outer race spalling / Low time failure phenomenon (&lt; 2200 H)<BR>• Investigation status<BR>• Root cause identified to be rough grinding machine out of condition<BR>• Corrective actions<BR>• “Super control” introduced at bearing production level since Jan,2003<BR>New quality control process introduced (Barkhausen inspection), after rough<BR>grinding and final grinding<BR>Residual stress surface and profile controls by sampling<BR>• Field Plan<BR>• SB 72-0445 issued<BR> replace the potentially affected bearing at shop visit for engines below 4,500<BR>hours<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 26<BR>AGB / TGB Bearing issues<BR>AGB Line #4 BEARING<BR>• Background<BR>• 8 failures - 3 IFSD<BR>• Investigation status<BR>• 5 failures : Grinding Burn-off identified (4 x UER &amp; 1 x IFSD)<BR>• 1 failure revealed unusual dendritic macrostructure (unique case IFSD)<BR>• 1 too much damaged for conclusive investigation (IFSD)<BR>• 1 bearing not returned (UER)<BR>• Corrective actions<BR>• “Super control” introduced at bearing production level since Jan,2003<BR>New quality control process introduced (Barkhausen inspection), after rough<BR>grinding and final grinding<BR>Residual stress surface and profile controls by sampling<BR>• Field Plan<BR>• SB 72-0368 issued (2001 events covered)<BR> replace the potentially affected bearing at shop visit for engines below 2,500<BR>hours<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 27<BR>AGB / TGB Bearing issues<BR>AGB Line #5 BEARING<BR>• Background<BR>• One IFSD (7300H / 5000C)<BR>• Ground inspection revealed metal debris in the AGB/TGB MCD<BR>• Outer race spalling<BR>• Lab investigation revealed unusual dendritic macrostructure which could<BR>potentially affect the material characteristics<BR>• Investigation status<BR>• Work ongoing with supplier to understand criticity of dendritic macrostructure<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 28<BR>AGB / TGB Bearing issues<BR>AGB Line #6 BEARING<BR>• Background<BR>• 2 AGB Line #6 Ball bearing failures<BR>Both events captured during routine MCD inspection<BR>• Investigation status<BR>• First case<BR> primary root cause is inner race failure (fatigue butterfly)<BR> secondary damage are ball &amp; outer race spalling and cage rivet failure<BR>Potential linkage to HMU/Fuel Package Maintenance<BR>• Second case :<BR> Root cause identified as grinding burn-off<BR>• Corrective actions<BR>• “Super control” introduced at bearing production level since Jan,2003<BR>New quality control process introduced (Barkhausen inspection), after rough<BR>grinding and final grinding<BR>Residual stress surface and profile controls by sampling<BR>• Action Plan<BR>• No dedicated Field action plan needed<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 29<BR>Turbine Rear Frame Oil Leaks<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 30<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 31<BR>Turbine Rear Frame Scavenge Nipple Crack<BR>Investigation status<BR>• Laboratory analysis has established<BR>• crack located right after weld bead<BR>• crack is initiated by very high stress level<BR>• nipple material, structure and dimension are within blue print<BR>Weld bead<BR>Counter torque hex.<BR>Crack initiation main contributors :<BR>• B-nut tightening with no counter-torque applied<BR>• Oil supply tube unable to move downwards due to presence of coke into the TRF strut.<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 32<BR>Turbine Rear Frame Scavenge Nipple Crack<BR>Correctives actions<BR>• Airplane manuals revisions to identify failure as early as possible<BR>• FIM and AMM revised to account for:<BR> Coke debris found in MCD and Oil Filters<BR>• High Oil Consumption FIM task revised to call AFT sump oil system inspection<BR>• AMM 79-00-00/601 revision including AFT Sump Oil System inspection for<BR>evidence of oil leakage sent to Boeing Publication.<BR>• Specific Counter-Torque Wrenchs developped to ensure counter-torque application:<BR>• CFM Tool 856A3491G02/G03<BR> applicable at ESM Minor Level (72-56-00)<BR>• CFM Tool 856A3492G01/G02<BR> applicable at AMM and ESM Major levels<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 33<BR>Turbine Rear Frame Scavenge Nipple Crack<BR>Correctives actions (Con't)<BR>• Introduced in production from;<BR>• CFM56-7B SAC ESN 890-307 and up<BR>• Torque value decreased 50-60 N.m (443lbs.in-531lbs.in) instead 100-125-N.m<BR>(900lbs.in-1100lbs.in)<BR>• ESM &amp; AMM will be updated accordingly =&gt; June,2004<BR>• Studies in process to limit oil leaks in the AFT sump to avoid tube blockage.<BR>• Gasket seal design improvement<BR>Field recommendation<BR>• One time FPI inspection at next shop visit.<BR>• CFM S/B 72-0477 will be issued =&gt; Expected release by April, 2004<BR>• AOW 531 &amp; FHL issued on January 2004<BR>• Troubleshooting and Maintenance action to perform in the interim Manuals are<BR>revised.<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 34<BR>Turbine Rear Frame Oil Inlet Cover Leakage<BR>Background<BR>• More than 20 cases of oil leak at the Oil Inlet Cover interface reported<BR>• Two seals are affected :<BR>O-Ring Seal<BR>Material : Viton E<BR>Primary Sealing<BR>Graphite Gasket Seal<BR>Flat &laquo; Papiex &raquo; Seal :<BR>Secondary sealing<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 35<BR>Turbine Rear Frame Oil Inlet Cover Leakage<BR>Root cause<BR>• Deterioration of the primary sealing device (O-Ring) due to over-temperature during<BR>soak-back period after engine shut-down.<BR>O-ring found out of shape (squared), hardened and with<BR>partial missing material<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 36<BR>Turbine Rear Frame Oil Inlet Cover Leakage<BR>Root cause (con't)<BR>• Gasket seal efficiency deteriorated by potential damaging during shipping, handling &amp;<BR>assembly.<BR>• Torque loss during operation, consequence of seal thickness reduction after oil<BR>contamination and heating<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 37<BR>Turbine Rear Frame Oil Inlet Cover Leakage<BR>Corrective Actions<BR>• PRIMARY DEVICE : O-RING<BR>• Other materials (Aflas, Paraflour, Kalrez, …) have been evaluated, and tested on<BR>other engine models without success<BR> No material found able to sustain temperature levels<BR>WPG updated to recommend seals replacement at Shop Visit<BR>• SECONDARY SEALING : GASKET SEAL<BR>• Improvement of the shipment conditions<BR>for graphite gasket seal Complete<BR>• Assembly procedure evaluated (double-torque + torque increase) Complete<BR>Modifications not needed based on test results<BR>• New gasket-seal design<BR> Design improvement decision April'04<BR> Expected release date 1Q2005<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 38<BR>Turbine Rear Frame Oil Inlet Cover Leakage<BR>In-Service Engines Containment Plan<BR>• Recommendation to replace the O-ring, and the Gasket Seal:<BR>• At Shop Visit<BR> Implementation in the CFM WPG Complete<BR>• On-Wing<BR> No recommended action<BR> Procedure Available in AMM<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 39<BR>HMU Status<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 40<BR>HMU MTBUR Slowly Trending Upward<BR>CFM56-7 HMU MTBUR<BR>10000<BR>11000<BR>12000<BR>13000<BR>14000<BR>15000<BR>Nov-02<BR>Dec-02<BR>Jan-03<BR>Feb-03<BR>Mar-03<BR>Apr-03<BR>May-03<BR>Jun-03<BR>Jul-03<BR>Aug-03<BR>Sep-03<BR>Oct-03<BR>MTBUR<BR>MTBUR<BR>14,200 Hrs<BR>12 Month Rolling<BR>Mean Time Between Unscheduled Removal (MTBUR)<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 41<BR>141<BR>128<BR>61<BR>53 47 42<BR>24 21 19 19<BR>0<BR>20<BR>40<BR>60<BR>80<BR>100<BR>120<BR>140<BR>160<BR>DMD/FDBK<BR>FMV F/B<BR>Precautionary<BR>Chafing / Wrap Fault<BR>Leak<BR>AFSO Switch<BR>Engine Control Light<BR>Contamination<BR>Unknown / Misc<BR>No Start<BR>*<BR>*<BR>* * *<BR>* Product Improvements Address Top Removal Causes<BR>TBV is 89% of<BR>DMD/FDBK<BR>Returns<BR>Top Reason For HMU Removals<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 42<BR>• Reliability showing gradual increase<BR> 12 month MTBUR 14,200 hrs<BR> HPSOV Switch modifications nearing completion<BR>• P09 HMU in Production since April, 2003<BR> Addresses 75% of removal causes (FMV, TBV, BSV, fuel leakage)<BR> Projected MTBUR of more than 18000 hrs<BR> ~300 P09 HMUs delivered on engines<BR>• Three reported in service removals<BR> Leak on Overhauled unit<BR> 2 FMV Resolver removals<BR>• Honeywell providing discount to encourage proactive upgrade<BR>to P09<BR> Service Information Letter #8<BR>Anticipating Significant MTBUR Improvement With P09 HMU<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 43<BR>Summary<BR>• HMU MTBUR at 14K hours<BR>• As P09 penetrates fleet, 18K hour MTBUR expected<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 44<BR>Starter Status<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 45<BR>1000<BR>6000<BR>11000<BR>16000<BR>21000<BR>26000<BR>Mar-02 Apr-02 May-02 Jun-02 Jul-02 Aug-02 Sep-02 Oct-02 Nov-02 Dec-02 Jan-03 Feb-03 Mar-03 Apr-03 May-03 Jun-03 Jul-03 Aug-03 Sep-03<BR>Expected Downward Trend<BR>Due to Turbine Seal Leaks<BR>Current Average<BR>~ 13,400 Hr’s<BR>Starter 12 Month Rolling<BR>Mean Time Between Unscheduled Removal (MTBUR)<BR>Trend Should Turn Around as P09 / P10 Populates Fleet<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 46<BR>434<BR>117<BR>22<BR>9 8 7<BR>0<BR>100<BR>200<BR>300<BR>400<BR>500<BR>600<BR>Turbine Seal Leakage No Fault code Foreign Object Damage Chips on Mag Plug Turbine Bearing External Damage<BR>Top Removal Causes<BR>Leaking continues<BR>to be the leading<BR>cause for removal<BR>Large Number<BR>Removed for SB<BR>Upgrade/Overhaul<BR>Turbine Seal Leak is The Major Contributor For Removals<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 47<BR>Removal Causes P09/P10 Only<BR>P09 / P10 Removal Causes Will Continue to Be Tracked Separately<BR>13<BR>8<BR>5<BR>4<BR>3<BR>1<BR>0<BR>2<BR>4<BR>6<BR>8<BR>10<BR>12<BR>14<BR>Metal on Mag Plug Decoupled Shaft No Fault Found Customer Damage Overhaul Shipping Damage<BR>34 Total<BR>removals<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 48<BR>P09/P10 Starter Removal Findings<BR>• 13 Starters Found with Metal on Magnetic Chip Detector<BR>(MCD)<BR> 8 Cannot determine root cause<BR>Extensive starter damage<BR> 2 Failed needles from planetary bearings<BR> 1 Improperly seated clutch bearing preload spring<BR> 1 Foreign Object Damage (FOD)<BR> 1 Pressure check plug left in gear housing blocking oil flow<BR>• 8 No Start / ATS Shaft Decoupled<BR> 7 Improperly seated clutch bearing preload spring<BR>Corrective action added to Component Maintenance Manual (CMM)<BR>Additional check point added<BR> 1 Cannot determine root cause<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 49<BR>Revenue Service<BR>• Starter MTBUR Trending Down<BR> 12 month MTBUR 13,400 Hr’s<BR> Majority returned for leaks, some for Service Bulletin (SB) upgrade<BR> All starters returned from shop visit are P09 or P10<BR> &gt;900 units upgraded to P09<BR> ~600 P10 units delivered on new engines<BR>• New starter chip detector<BR> Addresses part marking, O-ring, and ease of removal Issues<BR> New O-ring is compatible with HTS Oil<BR> Improves the gripping surface<BR> New plug introduction into production by 3Q 04<BR> Service bulletin Cat 7, Customer Option<BR> SB will be required if Customer uses HTS oils<BR>Improved Plug<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 50<BR>Summary<BR>• Starter MTBUR at 13,400 hours<BR>• As P09 / P10 penetrates fleet, 20K hour MTBUR is expected<BR>• Tracking P09/P10 removal causes / working corrective actions<BR>• Improved Magnetic Chip Detector to be introduced 3Q04<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 51<BR>EEC Status<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 52<BR>0<BR>2,000<BR>4,000<BR>6,000<BR>8,000<BR>10,000<BR>12,000<BR>14,000<BR>16,000<BR>18,000<BR>20,000<BR>Jan-02<BR>Feb-02<BR>Mar-02<BR>Apr-02<BR>May-02<BR>Jun-02<BR>Jul-02<BR>Aug-02<BR>Sep-02<BR>Oct-02<BR>Nov-02<BR>Dec-02<BR>Jan-03<BR>Feb-03<BR>Mar-03<BR>Apr-03<BR>May-03<BR>Jun-03<BR>Jul-03<BR>EEC 12 Month Rolling<BR>Mean Time Between Unscheduled Removal (MTBUR)<BR>MTBUR Improving<BR>MTBUR is<BR>~ 18,000 Hrs<BR>MTBUR is Trending Towards 20,000 Hours<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 53<BR>Revenue Service<BR>• EEC MTBUR Steadily Going up<BR> Currently at 18,000 Hrs<BR> Confirmation rate steady at ~ 60%<BR> Pressure subsystem (PSS) improvement is working<BR>• 6 returns in last 6 months<BR> Pressure Sensor failures on the rise<BR> Seeing an upward trend on DPM return rate<BR>• Pressure Transducer Design Change<BR>• Failure associated with moisture sensitivity in the pressure sensor<BR>• Confirmed by short and long term design of experiments (DOE) by supplier<BR>• Proposed product improvement is to replace pressure sensor with new design<BR>• Internal operational amplifier (op-amp) upgraded to ceramic<BR>• Conformal coating upgraded to parylene<BR>• Shows improvement over urethane for moisture resistance<BR>• Design assurance testing currently underway<BR>• Improved pressure sensor introduction anticipated 3rd quarter ‘04<BR>Since EIS<BR>7%<BR>58%<BR>35%<BR>Repair in process<BR>Confirmed<BR>External/Unconfirmed<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 54<BR>• Digital-Processing Module (DPM)<BR>• Approximately 50% of DPM removals are not confirmed<BR>– Based on last reporting period<BR>• Failures are distributed among various DPM sub-components<BR>• Unconfirmed removals are believed to be caused by the Non-Volatile<BR>Memory (NVM) adjustment checksum fault<BR>– EEC background logic detects a difference and sets a fault<BR>– 7.B.P Software released 1Q’04<BR>Revenue Service Cont.<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 55<BR>57<BR>16<BR>20 22<BR>3<BR>10<BR>6<BR>48<BR>10<BR>21<BR>24<BR>12 13<BR>6 6<BR>15<BR>26<BR>15<BR>7<BR>37<BR>12<BR>0<BR>25<BR>50<BR>75<BR>100<BR>PSS IOM DPM PSM FPA PS3 Transducers P0 Transducers<BR>Since Jan 02 to June 02<BR>Since July 02 to Dec 02<BR>Sum last 6 Months<BR>CFM56-7 EEC Removals by Cause<BR>PSS Improvement<BR>is working<BR>DPM Trending up<BR>Pressure<BR>Transducers<BR>going up<BR>Pressure<BR>Sub-System<BR>Input-Output<BR>Module<BR>Digital-Processing<BR>Module<BR>Power-Supply<BR>Module<BR>Front-Panel<BR>Assembly<BR>Ambient-Press.<BR>Sensor<BR>9th-Stage<BR>Press. Sensor<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 56<BR>Summary<BR>• MTBUR Continues in a Upward Trend Towards 20K<BR>• Pressure Transducer Design Improvement Underway<BR>• 7.B.P Software will Reduce DPM Caused Removals<BR>– Separate Presentation<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 57<BR>EGT System Faults<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 58<BR>Exhaust Gas Temperature System Faults<BR>Background<BR>• Several number of EGT indication faults reported (EGT shift and/or Fault Message)<BR>Investigation status<BR>• field events analysis on going: 74 events reported since Jan.2002<BR>• Average engine age : 4500 Hrs / 2800 Cycles since new<BR>• 24 cases with EGT indication affected (16 with Maintenance message also)<BR>• Over 74 squawks (53 engines) led to replaced probes or harnesses.<BR>• Maintenance actions were:<BR>• 36 x T49.5 Probes replaced<BR>• 18 x Connectors cleanned<BR>• 5 x Harnesses replaced (CJ9 &amp; J9)<BR>• 1 x Connector found loose<BR>• 14 x Unknown<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 59<BR>Exhaust Gas Temperature System Faults<BR>Investigation status (con't)<BR>• Hardware Shop Findings (2002 &amp; 2003)<BR>• 98 x T49.5 probes tested at Vendor were found:<BR> Non Failure Found<BR> Single open thermocouple (Qty 8) has no effect on Probe output signal.<BR> low insulation resistance will lower Probe output signal but not enough to<BR>cause a Maintenance message<BR>• 4 Harnesses received shown damaged connectors<BR>• Maintenance actions analysis shown:<BR>• Common point is "Connectors disconnect"<BR>• Connectors cleaning is efficient in most cases<BR>• Fault repeated in very few cases =&gt; not all connectors may have been cleaned<BR>Large amount of faults corrected by connectors disconnect/ cleaning/ reconnect<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 60<BR>Exhaust Gas Temperature System Faults<BR>Engineering Investigation<BR>• CFM is developing a connectors investigation program:<BR>• Connector design review<BR>• Investigation of complete set of field harnesses (CJ9+J9)<BR> to be removed from faulty engine without disturbing connectors (no<BR>cleaning)<BR> airlines have been contacted to retrieve hardware<BR> will mainly focus on connectors condition<BR>Fault Isolation Manual update<BR>• FIM procedures reviewed and improved<BR>• EGT connector cleaning recommendation has been added in the FIM 77-21-801<BR> Cleaning procedure =&gt; AMM SP 70-70-01 p201<BR>• Dedicated tasks for either Maintenance Manual or EGT indication problem<BR> FIM 71-06-807 &amp; 77-05-802<BR>• FIM procedures revised Oct.2003.<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 61<BR>7.B.P Software Introduction<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 62<BR>7.B.P Improvements<BR>• RAM Corruption Accommodation Improvement<BR>- Implements final phase of RAM corruption accommodation<BR>- Addresses 1 revenue service Loss-of-thrust-control (LOTC) event<BR>• NVM Adjustment Checksum Faults<BR>- Multiple reports of 73-x020n during revenue service<BR>- Moved from the no-dispatch category to long-time dispatch<BR>• PS3 Channel-to-Channel Disagree Fault<BR>- Added 73-x079n “PS3 SIGNALS DISAGREE” – short-time dispatch<BR>- Signal disagree must exceed 4.8 psia and be more than 2.4 %<BR>- Reduce potential for LOTC events<BR>- No LOTC events to date related to PS3 disagree<BR>• T25 Channel-to-Channel Disagree Fault<BR>- Added 73-x080n “T25 SIGNALS DISAGREE” – short-time dispatch<BR>- Signal disagree must exceed 6 deg-C<BR>- Two LOTC events since EIS have been related to T25 disagree<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 63<BR>7.B.P Improvements - continued<BR>• Spurious Exceedance Indications at Engine Shutdown<BR>- DFDR shows ARINC signal degradation prior to EEC shutdown<BR>- Exceedance data will no longer transmit after N2 spools &lt; 15%<BR>• Alternate Mode with Probe Heat Off<BR>- Reduce the number of high speed aborted takeoffs caused by 73-x167n<BR>- Reduced time required to set 73-x167n<BR>• EEC Switching to Airplane Backup Power<BR>- Addresses two revenue service events of EEC shutdown<BR>• Cause of EEC shutdown was identified as an alternator failure<BR>- After EEC switches to airplane power, the EEC will not switch back<BR>to the alternator as the power source<BR>• Open Beta Stall Margin Improvements<BR>- Change VSV schedules in the 11000-12200 rpm N2K speed range<BR>- Can provide up to two degrees of additional stall margin<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 64<BR>7.B.P Software Issued<BR>• 7.B.P Available<BR>- Service Bulletin 73-0097, Issued Jan 23, 2004<BR>- Category 2, Six month compliance<BR>- No impact on revenue service<BR>• Software is now delivered on CD-ROM<BR>- Since the master files are stored on CD-ROM, the possibility<BR>of corrupting them is eliminated<BR>• Customers are required to copy the software to a floppy disk prior<BR>to installation into the EEC since the programmable data loader (PDL)<BR>will not accept a CD-ROM.<BR>- The CD-ROM will also provide non-volatile memory (NVM)<BR>downloading software and detailed instructions on how to download<BR>the software from the CD-ROM to a floppy<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 65<BR>7.B.Q Proposed Improvements<BR>• LPT Over-temp Protection<BR>- Reports of LP turbines exposed to over-temp conditions<BR>- No start-logic problems have been identified to date<BR>- Robustness may be added to safeguard the start region on<BR>ground and in-flight<BR>• Inhibit fuel on at inappropriate times<BR>• In-flight sub-idle stall recovery logic<BR>• Improve TBV Position Fault Accommodation<BR>- Evaluate setting a new fault that would allow for short<BR>time dispatch instead of no dispatch<BR>- Problem addressed with P09 HMU<BR>- Customers requesting relief for P07 and P08 HMU<BR>• Ignition 1 or 2 Failed Fault<BR>- Decrease persistence time or increase time before pilot<BR>action in flight-crew operations manual (FCOM)<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 66<BR>7.B.Q Proposed Improvements - continued<BR>• T12 Fault<BR>- Changes in detection, accommodation, &amp; annunciation<BR>• Dispatch for FMV-Related Faults<BR>- Determine if FMV faults can be moved to short-time dispatch<BR>7.B.Q Available Approximately 2Q05<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 67<BR>FADEC 3<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 68<BR>FADEC 3 Introduction on the CFM56-7B<BR>• New Generation Engine Control Being Developed<BR>- Electronic Engine Control (EEC)<BR>- Full Authority Digital Engine Control (FADEC)<BR>- Third Generation of FADEC – FADEC 3<BR>- CFM will continue to support FADEC 2<BR>• FADEC 3 will be Released on CFM56-7B / 737<BR>- Certification Program Launched June 2003<BR>- Engine Certification August 2004<BR>- Aircraft Certification &amp; Entry Into Service 4Q-2004<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 69<BR>FADEC 3 Introduction on the CFM56-7B<BR>• Key Features<BR>- Physically &amp; functionally interchangeable with FADEC 2<BR>- Improved throughput &amp; memory<BR>- Addresses parts obsolescence issues with FADEC 2<BR>• Customer Benefit<BR>- Addresses FADEC 2 obsolescence issues<BR>- Enables product growth, enhancements &amp; improved diagnostics<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 70<BR>FADEC 3 Product Design<BR>• Designed for “Drop In” Replacement for FADEC 2<BR>- Same chassis outline and mounting as FADEC 2<BR>- Connects to existing electrical harnesses and pressure lines<BR>- On-wing intermix capability with FADEC 2<BR>• High Level of Commonality with FADEC 2<BR>- Same basic architecture used in current FADEC 2<BR>- Power supply is a repackaged version of today’s FADEC 2 supply<BR>- Same pressure transducers<BR>- Same construction techniques and component technology<BR>FADEC 2<BR>6 plug-in modules<BR>11 connectors<BR>FADEC 3<BR>4 plug-in modules<BR>11 connectors<BR>Same package outline as FADEC2<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 71<BR>FADEC 3 Product Validation &amp; Service Readiness<BR>• Comprehensive Workscope Defined to Assure Design is Service Ready<BR>- Leveraging FADEC 2 Lessons Learned in Design Process<BR>- Design Assurance Component Testing<BR>- Engine System Rig Test Validations<BR>- Engine Testing, Endurance, Operation, Thermal/Mechanical environment<BR>- Boeing Systems Integration Test<BR>- Boeing 737 Flight Test<BR>- Total Service Readiness Review<BR>• Prime Element Supporting Service Readiness<BR>- Reliability Growth-Test Program<BR>• Uses Test, Analyze, Fix Approach – Proven to Improve Reliability<BR>• Accelerated Vibration &amp; Thermal Cycling With Units Powered &amp; Monitored<BR>• Testing to 100K Equivalent CFM56-7B Engine Hours Prior to EIS<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 72<BR>FADEC 3 Summary<BR>• FADEC 3 to be Released to CFM56-7B / 737 NG<BR>- Physically &amp; Functionally Interchangeable with FADEC 2<BR>- Improved Throughput &amp; Memory<BR>- Addresses Parts Obsolescence Issues with FADEC 2<BR>• Input/Output Module (IOM) Sipex Torque Motor (TM) drivers<BR>• Program Underway to Assure Service Ready Design<BR>• FADEC 3 Increased Processing Power &amp; Memory<BR>- Enables Future Enhancements and Improved Diagnostics<BR>FADEC 3 for CFM56-7 Entry-into-Service 4Q-2004<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 73<BR>#4 Bearing Status<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 74<BR>Overview<BR>1. #4 field experience<BR>2. 32CDV13 events : investigation status<BR>- Root cause analysis<BR>- Quality investigations<BR>3. 5C Analysis<BR>- Task-force outputs<BR>- Engineering action plan<BR>4. Proposed Fleet Plan<BR>- Sampling program<BR>- EIVMU<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 75<BR>1- Field Experience<BR>CFM56-All - UER &amp; IFSD rates , #4 bearing fail cause<BR>As of Jan 04<BR>0,69<BR>0,62<BR>1,30<BR>0,00<BR>Fail per million EFH - 12 month rolling<BR>0<BR>100 000 000<BR>200 000 000<BR>IFSD<BR>UER<BR>UER+ IFSD<BR>Cumulative EFH<BR>12 MRA Overall Reliability Stable for last 3 years<BR>Specific CFM56-5C higher Failure Rate<BR>CFM56-5C Failure Rate<BR>IFSD + UER : 3.17<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 76<BR>• Design:<BR>- Stiff HPT aft shaft <BR>- Oil Cooled aft shaft <BR>- Reduced bearing clearance <BR>- Strengthened cage <BR>- New outer race material (32 CDV13) <BR>• Manufacturing:<BR>- Improved residual stress / Specification <BR>- P/N Elimination <BR>• Shop:<BR>- Improved core balance <BR>- Assembly &amp; tooling best practices <BR>•Detectability:<BR>- EMCD <BR>- Test cell 4R defect screening <BR>All Practical Design &amp; Best Practices Implemented<BR>1- #4 bearing Past Improvement Program<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 77<BR>Failure cause distribution<BR>0<BR>20<BR>40<BR>60<BR>80<BR>100<BR>120<BR>140<BR>160<BR>180<BR>Rollers Outer<BR>Race<BR>Inner<BR>Race<BR>Cage Und.<BR>M50<BR>32CDV13<BR>• Majority of failures for previous P/N’s (M50 Material OR) linked to outer race<BR>• Also large number of undetermined cases - too large damage<BR>• Roller failures a low contributor<BR>• New 32CDV13 P/N’s affected by roller failures (confirmed for 4 out of the 6 cases)<BR>1. #4 bearings failure causes statistics<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 78<BR>• 32CDV13 developed to address most important failure cause (Outer Race<BR>spalling)<BR>• CFM Production introduction on -5C : 09/2001 / Operational intro 01/2002<BR>• Overall 32CDV13 Outer Race experience as of end Feb 2004<BR>• 835 000 hours experience on -5C (according to most recent data)<BR>• 6 failures on -5C<BR>• 2.5 MEFH experience across all CFM models<BR>• No failure observed on the other CFM models since intro (06/2002)<BR>• 1035 New 32CDV13 P/N’s in service (all Models)<BR>Experience accumulated on new 32CDV13 P/N emphasizes<BR>difference between 5C and other models<BR>2- 32CDV13 Field experience<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 79<BR>718-0 #4 BRG hours distribution<BR>0<BR>10<BR>20<BR>30<BR>40<BR>50<BR>60<BR>Bearings Quantity<BR>-5A -5B -5C -7B<BR>1000<BR>2000<BR>3000<BR>4000<BR>5000<BR>6000<BR>7000<BR>8000<BR>9000<BR>10000<BR>Hours<BR>2- 32CDV13 Field experience - Events<BR>- 6 failures on CFM56-5C (5<BR>with P/N 718 and 1 with P/N<BR>902)<BR>- All failures in the same very<BR>low range (2000 hrs – 3200<BR>hrs)<BR>- No 32CDV13 failures on other<BR>CFM56 engine models<BR>Failure<BR>Rate( event/<BR>MEFH ) -622 -625 -715 -717 -718 -301 -302 -303 -901 -902 Others Total<BR>CFM56-2C 8,83 0,00 31,18 3,44 N/A 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 N/A 26,83 3,38<BR>CFM56-3 1,33 1,79 5,86 0,78 0,00 0,60 0,00 0,00 2,67 N/A 0,00 0,99<BR>CFM56-5A 1,73 0,00 N/A 0,91 0,00 0,81 0,00 0,00 6,12 0,00 N/A 1,22<BR>CFM56-5B 0,00 0,00 N/A 0,89 0,00 0,00 0,73 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,62<BR>CFM56-5C 3,34 2,57 N/A 2,31 11,36 2,43 6,35 0,00 6,22 3,04 N/A 3,17<BR>CFM56-7B N/A N/A N/A 0,91 0,00 1,13 0,00 0,00 2,60 0,00 N/A 1,02<BR>TOTAL 1,73 1,81 10,10 1,12 4,39 0,96 0,31 0,00 2,96 1,42 0,00 1,38<BR>Best Available data<BR>Bearings Failure Rate<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 80<BR>• 5 Confirmed failures experienced on P/N718 / One on P/N 902:<BR>• Roller failure is a known / lower contributor : 20 roller failures with previous P/N’s<BR>(M50 OR material) since CFM56 EIS (across all model lines)<BR> 4 failures confirmed to be caused by a roller failure (2 unconfirmed)<BR> 32CDV13 Outer Race confirmed in good condition following these events<BR>Working team launched in July 03 to explain new bearing 5C<BR>failures and define corrective actions<BR>P/N ESN UER IFSD Event Date Flight phase ETSN/ECSN PTSN/PCSN S/N<BR>-718 56177 1 june/21/2002 Cruise 2012/305 2012/305 DB840975<BR>-718 740149 1 june/08/2003 Cruise 34707/4674 2793/451 DC151966<BR>-718 741659 1 june/12/2003 Stall in<BR>Descent Oil<BR>filter clogged<BR>in taxi phase<BR>15109/2443 2007/358 DC151911<BR>-718 741603 1 nov/11/2003 Descent 27442/3534 3234/390 DC152036<BR>-718 741777 1 nov/17/2003 Cruise 18607/2660 2012/327 DC152130<BR>-902 740336 1 Jan/08/2004 Descent 26866/4150 2168/423<BR>2- 32CDV13 Field experience - Events<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 81<BR>• Least worn roller (0.2 mm) investigation<BR>indicated manufacturing-induced cracks<BR>(0.4 mm deep)<BR>• Larger wear on the two other failures did not<BR>allow to identify roller failure root cause<BR>• 32CDV13 Outer Race confirmed in good<BR>condition for all cases<BR>Non functional crack found on one case… manufacturing issue suspected<BR>Root cause not yet fully established<BR>2- 32CDV13 Events – Lab investigation<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 82<BR>• Audit performed :<BR>• at manufacturers (tumbling, machining, …- SKF, FAG, SNR)<BR>• at steel suppliers<BR>• at sub contractors (machining)<BR>• No significant findings with part quality/process although several<BR>corrective actions implemented to reinforce quality assurance<BR>• No suspect population established on 32CDV13<BR>• 6 Failed bearings / 6 distinct rollers manufacturing batches<BR>• All P/N in stock visually inspected early January… No defect<BR>found.<BR>2- Quality investigations<BR>No significant findings during Quality investigation…<BR>implementing additional controls to reinforce Quality<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 83<BR>Background<BR>• Task Force initiated in Nov02 to understand #4 bearing failure rate<BR>gap between -5C &amp; other CFM models<BR>• At the time 32CDV13 P/N’s had low experience in service / 1 failure -<BR>insufficient to demonstrate reliability improvement<BR>Task Force Deliverables<BR>• Explain failure rate gap between -5C &amp; other models<BR>• Consider bearing and environment as a system<BR>• Recommended go forward plan<BR>• Additional effort to close on root cause<BR>• Systemic approach conducted to identify all potential contributors<BR>3- #4 bearing task-force : 5C vs others<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 84<BR>• Assy process to be reviewed and potentially improved<BR>• No obvious primary root cause identified but all parameters more detrimental<BR>on -5C compared to other CFM56 models. Clear difference in mission :<BR>• Higher speeds at climb/cruise<BR>• Longer cruise duration<BR>• Less derate<BR>• Oil Temp cooler in cruise (clearance impact / different dynamic behavior)<BR>• Thermal response differences identified (5C cruise phase lower oil<BR>temperature and RACC operation). Transient thermal with FM calculations<BR>showed :<BR>• Higher clearance @ cruise<BR>• Lower Clearance difference between T/O and cruise<BR>• Coning value more important on -5C aggravated by axial load direction<BR>Most likely major contributor is increased exposure<BR>to higher loads at higher speeds<BR>Most likely major contributor is increased exposure<BR>to higher loads at higher speeds<BR>3- 5C Task-force Observations<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 85<BR>• Understand/work -5C differences<BR>• Assy process Task Force in progress Early 04<BR>• Engine test to assess oil temp impact on dynamic behavior March<BR>04<BR>• Instrumented Engine Test to better understand #4 R<BR>environment vs other CFM Models<BR>(loads/thermal/vibs/clearance)… 3Q04 -<BR>1Q05<BR>• Interim improvements :<BR>• Change oil temp at cruise (FRV schedule, exchanger…) to improve<BR>reliability pending results of engine test<BR>3- #4 bearing engineering action plan<BR>Long term fix dependent on intrumented engine test and ongoing<BR>root cause investigation<BR>Long term fix dependent on intrumented engine test and ongoing<BR>root cause investigation<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 86<BR>4 – #4 bearing field plan :<BR>• SV sampling program proposed :<BR>- Collect 32CDV13 #4 bearings at next SV on –5B, -5C and –7B :<BR>• To determine if any difference between 32CDV13 bearings on 5C<BR>engines<BR>• To perform lab investigation on outer race and rollers to verify if<BR>any kind of degradation could explain early roller failure<BR>- Proactively collect on –5C engines 3 to 5 bearings P/N 718<BR>based on past in-service experience and production batch<BR>criteria<BR>Sampling program to be coordinated with operators<BR>2Q04<BR>Sampling program to be coordinated with operators<BR>2Q04<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 87<BR>4 – #4 bearing field plan :<BR>Detectability improvement :<BR>- Airborne Detection System under Evaluation for CFM56-3 &amp; -7 Engine<BR>Models (Outer Race damage)<BR>- Improved 5C IFSD reliability rate possible through airborne detectability (<BR>EIVMU )<BR>- Detection efficiency :<BR>• Demonstrated for defects on outer race. Experience needed for system fine<BR>tuning<BR>• To be demonstrated for roller damage<BR>- Test plan in place :<BR>– Demonstrate roller defect detectability ( -7 Engine 008/4 test April 04)<BR>– Correlate vibration level (signature) and time to failure (rig test 3rd &amp; 4th Q 04)<BR>– Develop criteria/ threshold and algorithm<BR>CFM Risk Mitigation plan launched to demonstrate roller<BR>detection system capability before end of 2004<BR>CFM Risk Mitigation plan launched to demonstrate roller<BR>detection system capability before end of 2004<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 88<BR>• Based on Vibrometer input, 18-24<BR>Months needed to develop / validate<BR>EIVMU system<BR>• CFM development plan to validate roller<BR>signature detection algorithm to be led in<BR>parallel to Vibrometer development<BR>- No hardware changes required - to be<BR>inAtirrbouds,uCcFeMdatnhdroVuibgrohmsetoefrtwwoarkreing together to minimize<BR>EIVMU development/certification cycle<BR>Airbus, CFM and Vibrometer working together to minimize<BR>EIVMU development/certification cycle<BR>4 – #4 bearing field plan : EIVMU<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 89<BR>• 32CDV13 Experience<BR>- 6 Failures affecting CFM56-5C / No Events on Other Engine Models<BR>- 4 Failed Bearings Investigated : All 4 Events Linked to Roller Failures<BR>- Good Outer Race Behavior Confirmed<BR>• Quality Investigation and Engineering Task Force in Place<BR>- Quality Investigation Performed at Suppliers<BR>• No significant findings – Additional Controls Put in Place<BR>- Review Assembly Process<BR>- Influence of Specific CFM56-5C parameters (speeds, flight leg,<BR>thermal,…)<BR>- Engine Test 3Q04-1Q05<BR>• CFM Development Plan to Improve Detectability Through Airborne<BR>Detection<BR>- Outer Race Spalling Detection under Evaluation<BR>- Test Plan Put in Place to Demonstrate Roller Defects Detectability<BR>5 - Summary<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 90<BR>HPT Blades<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 91<BR>• Blade Configuration History<BR>• Types of Distress<BR>- Trailing Edge Corner<BR>Loss<BR>- Root Trailing Edge<BR>Cracks<BR>- Airfoil Liberation<BR>- Transition Zone Cracks<BR>- Shank Separation<BR>• Summary<BR>Sectioned Blade,<BR>Aft looking Forward<BR>Section removed,<BR>Convex side<BR>3D Aero HPT Blade (-5B/P, -7B)<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 92<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 93<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 94<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 95<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 96<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 97<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 98<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 99<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 100<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 101<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 102<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 103<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 104<BR>HPC VSV Sytem Issues<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 105<BR>Background<BR>• CFM56-5B/P &amp; -7B engines found with stator to rotor axial contact<BR>at shop visit for small number of high time engines<BR>- Root cause is VSV bushing &amp; shroud wear<BR>• Inner bushings wear through on aft side due to relative motion of vane<BR>stems and oxidation<BR>• Shroud bores wear on aft side due to contact with vane stems<BR>• Outer bushing and thrust washer wear contributes to gap closure<BR>FWD<BR>Outer Bushing Outer Washer<BR>Inner Bushing<BR>Stg3<BR>Blade<BR>Stg2<BR>Blade<BR>Stg1<BR>Vane<BR>Stg2<BR>Vane<BR>Stg3<BR>Vane<BR>Contact Between Inner Shroud and<BR>Blade Platform/TE Fillet. Seen on<BR>CFM56-5B/P, -5C &amp; -7B<BR>Contact Between Seal J-Hook and Spool/ Disk<BR>Tangs. Seen on CFM56-5B/P, -5C &amp; -7B<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 106<BR>Typical visual stator-to-rotor contact<BR>Typical Split Line Contact<BR>Contact at 6/12 O'clock Position<BR>Typical NR150 Inner Bushing Wear Blade Contact<BR>At Shop Visit<BR>Typical 3D aero<BR>TSN/CSN 16361/6005<BR>On Wing<BR>-5B3/P<BR>TSN/CSN 18498/6450<BR>Shroud Wear &amp;<BR>Blade Contact<BR>(Serviceable Wear)<BR>Bushing<BR>Aft Side<BR>Worn<BR>Blade Platform<BR>Trailing Edge<BR>Shroud LE<BR>Contact<BR>Airfoil<BR>Shroud LE<BR>Flowpath<BR>Contact<BR>(Groove)<BR>Shroud LE<BR>Flowpath Contact<BR>Blade TE Contact<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 107<BR>Nominal<BR>A B C D E<BR>5C 0.172 0.140 0.135 0.158 0.228<BR>5B/P 0.173 0.110 0.105 0.159 0.228<BR>7B 0.173 0.110 0.105 0.159 0.228<BR>A<BR>E<BR>D<BR>C<BR>B<BR>A, B, C =Shroud to Blade Clearance<BR>D = Seal to Spool Tang Clearance<BR>E = Seal to Spool Aft Clearance<BR>CFM56-7B &amp; -5B/P S2 &amp; S3 Axial Gaps Reduced .030”<BR>(3D Aero Blade Platforms Are Longer)<BR>CFM56-7B &amp; -5B/P S2 &amp; S3 Axial Gaps Reduced .030”<BR>(3D Aero Blade Platforms Are Longer)<BR>Comparison of -5B/P &amp; -7B vs -5C Nominal<BR>Axial Gaps<BR>-7B &amp; -5BP are seeing flowpath contact earlier than on –5C,<BR>However, expect to see J-Hook contact at a time range similar to –5C<BR>J-Hook Clearance is<BR>the same as –5C<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 108<BR>Hours<BR>Comparison of -5B/P &amp; -7B vs -5C Experience<BR>0 10000 20000 30000 40000<BR>S2-Shroud L/E Contact<BR>S2- J-Hook Contact<BR>S2 &amp; S3<BR>S2 &amp; S3<BR>-5C Experience<BR>-5B/P &amp; -7B Experience<BR>S2 &amp; S3 Shroud L/E Contact<BR>Hours<BR>0 10000 20000 30000 40000<BR>Best Estimate<BR>“Today” is that –<BR>5BP/-7B J-Hook<BR>Contact will occur<BR>at similar time<BR>period to –5C<BR>Smaller flowpath<BR>gap than on –5C<BR>S2 &amp; S3 J-Hook Contact ?<BR>CFM56-7B &amp; -5B/P Exhibit Earlier Shroud Flowpath Contact but J-hook<BR>contact is not present at the same time<BR>(28 reported cases of flowpath contact with only 3 cases of J-hook contact)<BR>CFM56-7B &amp; -5B/P Exhibit Earlier Shroud Flowpath Contact but J-hook<BR>contact is not present at the same time<BR>(28 reported cases of flowpath contact with only 3 cases of J-hook contact)<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 109<BR>Bushing Material Change<BR>• VSV Inner Bushings change to DG20 material versus NR150 on S2 &amp; S3<BR>• 3 development engine tests completed<BR>• 5B/P with 6000 HP cycles, 5B/P with 4000 HP cycles, 5A with 8250 C cycles).<BR>• Engine tests demonstrated ~30% reduction in wear based on geometry measurements<BR>• Currently gathering field wear data on DG bushing material<BR>VSV Bushing and Washer Design Improvements<BR>Ceramic Bushing System<BR>• Ceramic material bushing / coated vane stem system evaluated<BR>• Component tests completed<BR>• Ceramic bushings better than DG material at higher temperatures but not as good at lower<BR>temperatures<BR>• 6000 HP cycles to be completed on an endurance engine 778-015/4 in April 2004<BR>Metallic Bushing System<BR>• Aluminum shrouds with square broached holes, stages 2 &amp; 3<BR>• Turned down vanes with Waspalloy sleeves – similar to GE90<BR>• L605 square bushings with circular flange<BR>• Minor weight/cost increase<BR>• Component test to be completed in April 2004<BR>• Engine test to be performed on 874-005/11 in June 2004<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 110<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 111<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 112<BR>Actions: On-Wing<BR>Goal – establish on-wing limits, address contact @ routine SV<BR>• Update AMMs with new limits for:<BR>- Blade contact – incorporate 5C limits (.030” max depth in root radius<BR>or platform trailing edge)<BR>- Shroud wear – incorporate 5C limits (any amount)<BR>• Boeing AMM next revision June-04 (request by CDR in meantime)<BR>• Airbus AMM complete - Nov-03<BR>• On-wing inspections:<BR>- Existing Maintenance Planning Document (MPD) recommends<BR>routine HPC BSI<BR>• -5B on-condition<BR>• -7B @ 5000 hr interval<BR>- CFM continues to monitor reports from BSI and shop findings…SB<BR>(on-wing inspection) planned for 2Q04.<BR>• Current -5C containment plan includes BSI at 24K hours with reinspection<BR>intervals based on findings<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 113<BR>Blade Rub Depth Evaluation<BR>0.000<BR>0.005<BR>0.010<BR>0.015<BR>0.020<BR>0.025<BR>0.030<BR>0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000 35000<BR>Hours<BR>Depth<BR>S3 Blade rub depth<BR>S2 Blade rub depth<BR>-5B/P &amp; -7B contact summary<BR>New AMMlimit<BR>AAllllccaasseessooffrreeppoorrteteddccoonntatacctthhaavveebbeeeennwweellllwwitihthininnneewwAAMMMMlilmimitists<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 114<BR>Actions: In Shop<BR>• New HPC S2 &amp; S3 Shrouds with leading-edge cutback<BR>- Provides clearance to blade platform similar to –5C HPC.<BR>- SBs introduce new Shroud PNs, and Rework of existing PNs<BR>• Category 5, do when the part is removed from the engine<BR>• Production entry – Oct-03<BR>• RD 070-481 issued<BR>• SB 72-516 (-5B) &amp; 72-469 (-7) – issued Jan 30, 2004<BR>• Recommendations for VSV S1-S3 inner/outer bushings &amp; washers<BR>- New DG20 VSV Inner Bushings &amp; Washers (introduced Jun-2001), Cat 7<BR>SBs<BR>- -5B SB 72-0395<BR>- -7B SB 72-0332<BR>- New DG10 Outer Bushings (introduced Oct-2002), Cat 8 SBs<BR>- -5B SB 72-0454<BR>- -7B SB 72-0402<BR>- Engine tests demonstrated ~30% life improvement vs prior NR150<BR>material.<BR>- Fleet highlites article Aug-03 recommending replacement (non-reuse) of<BR>bushings &amp; washers at shop visit (required on –5C)<BR>• Request shops to complete rotor/stator contact survey<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 115<BR>Rotor-Stator Contact Survey - Sample<BR>• Stage 2<BR>Point to contact location<BR>on blade and disk and<BR>record depth:<BR>Aft<BR>Looking<BR>Forward<BR>CCCoooonnnnttttaaaacccctttt::::<BR>0.010” Rub<BR>Rub No Measurable Depth<BR>No Rub<BR>Mark contact location<BR>on shroud and J-hook<BR>and record depth at<BR>several locations:<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 116<BR>Summary<BR>• HPC Blade platform to Inner Shroud contact has been reported.<BR>- -7B – 17 engines of various thrust levels<BR>- -5B/P – 11 engines of various thrust levels<BR>• Three instances of J-hook contact on 3D-Aero engine<BR>- ESN 779524, CFM56-5B3/P (32K lb thrust) 16,655/6,052 TSN/CSN at first Shop<BR>Visit<BR>- ESN 974128, CFM56-7B22, 20348/12588 TSN/CSN at first Shop Visit<BR>- ESN 874153, CFM56-7B22, 20929/12527 TSN/CSN at first Shop Visit<BR>• For engines On-wing<BR>- Updates to AMM provide serviceable limits<BR>- On-wing inspection planned for 2Q04<BR>• For engines In-Shop<BR>- New “DG” Inner &amp; Outer Bushings &amp; Washers are available (~30%<BR>improvement)<BR>- Removal &amp; no-reuse of used Bushings &amp; Washers is best practice<BR>- Shops to complete rotor/stator contact survey<BR>• Further Action under study<BR>- Field action contingent upon shop survey data<BR>- Additional improvements to Bushings &amp; Washers<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 117<BR>HTS Oils<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 118<BR>• Experience<BR>-MJO 291 Issues<BR>-BPO 2197 Issues<BR>-ASTO 560 Issues<BR>• Lab Testing Update<BR>• Service Bulletin Summary<BR>• Oil Validation Process<BR>• Summary<BR>Overview<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 119<BR>Experience<BR>• In-service events related to use of HTS oils<BR>- IFSDs &amp; ATBs due to Aft oil sump oil supply / scavenge tube<BR>blockage<BR>- D&amp;C’s &amp; UERs due to silicone-based component<BR>degradations<BR>• Extensive engineering studies and testing performed<BR>to solve the issue<BR>- All silicone-based parts modified<BR>- Associated SBs released<BR>- Oil validation process revision in progress<BR>• current activity conducted with oil manufacturers<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 120<BR>• MJO 291 Experience<BR>- Since early 2001 oil leaks experienced in conjunction with<BR>MJO 291 introduction<BR>• Root cause identified to be aggressive nature of MJO 291 to<BR>fluorosilicone material<BR>- LPT Shaft Bolicone paint compatibility under evaluation<BR>- Coke accumulation / liberation<BR>• IFSD’s caused by blockage of aft sump oil supply or scavenge<BR>tube<BR>Experience (continued)<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 121<BR>• BPTO 2197 Experience<BR>- Fluorocarbon Swelling<BR>• During routine inspection (MCD check) operators using BPTO<BR>2197 have reported fluorocarbon seal damaged with material<BR>missing (seal debris retrieved in MCD screens)<BR>• Root cause identified to be seal swelling phenomenon (of<BR>fluorocarbon) when operating in BPTO 2197<BR>- Inducing seal cut on lube unit spool valve<BR>- O-ring diameter swells to point of falling off<BR>• No operational impact experienced<BR>Experience (continued)<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 122<BR>• ASTO 560 Experience<BR>- Coke Accumulation / Liberation<BR>• 1 IFSD experienced on CFM56-5A in 2000 and 1 ATB on<BR>CFM56-5B in 2001 following oil loss/pressure drop<BR>- Oil scavenge tube almost totally blocked with coked oil<BR>• 2 IFSDs in May and June 2002 experienced on CFM56-7B<BR>following oil loss/pressure drop in both cases<BR>- Oil scavenge and supply tubes showed significant coke<BR>- #4 bearing failure in both cases (secondary damage)<BR>Experience (continued)<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 123<BR>Recommendations for Operation<BR>• Use of HTS oils are under Service Evaluation again<BR>- Exceptions: BPTO 2197 on CFM56-3 and MJO 254 on CFM56-<BR>3/CFM56-7<BR>• Recommend operators using HTS oils, presently or<BR>previously comply with monitoring and inspection/<BR>cleaning service bulletins<BR>• Operators switching to standard oils from MJO 291 or<BR>ASTO 560 oils should adhere to monitoring and<BR>inspection/ cleaning service bulletins and inspect oil<BR>filters after 500 hours of operation with standard oil<BR>- Recommend 4 filters for each engine model being switched<BR>in fleet<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 124<BR>Last Testing Update<BR>Non-metallic materials Lab testing matrix<BR>Materials Mjo254 Mj0 291 Bp2197 Shell 560/2<BR>Ultem 2410<BR>Torlon 4203<BR>Hytrel 5526<BR>Zytel 157<BR>Rtv  Validated<BR>In-service on -3<BR>Fluorocarbones   <BR>Perfluorocarbones   <BR>Fluorosilicones   <BR>Sermetel W<BR>Bolicone K (In Service)<BR>Validated by<BR>Comparison With<BR>Asto560/1<BR>No Lab Test Available - SER Process<BR>Tests<BR>Performed By<BR>Shell<BR>(End 2003)<BR>Validated Validated by Laboratory Tests<BR>In-service<BR>(&gt; 10 106 Hours)<BR>Engineering Studies and Lab Testing Completed: No Adverse Effects Noted<BR>Aside from MJO 291 Effects on Silicone – Based Materials<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 125<BR>Service Bulletin Summary<BR>-2A -2B -2C -3 -5A -5B -5C -7<BR>SB 79-0073 SB 73-0172 SB 73-0101 SB 73-0116 SB 79-008<BR>rev 2 rev 2 rev 2 rev 1 rev 2<BR>Heat Exchanger SB 79-0076 SB 79-0075 SB 79-0029 SB 79-0016 SB 79-0022 SB 79-0010<BR>rev 1 rev 1 rev 1 rev 1 rev 1 rev 1<BR>Cat 2/cat 5<BR>Oil tank check valve<BR>Cat 2. Inspection. Cat 5 replacement<BR>Lube Unit spool valve seals SB 79-0009<BR>Cat 5 (-3) , Cat 2 (-7B) rev 1<BR>ASTO 560 N/A N/A SB 79-0078 SB 79-0079 SB 79-0034 SB 79-0021 SB 79-0026 SB 79-0018<BR>MJO 291 | | | | | | | |<BR>BPTO 2197 N/A N/A N/A N/A SB 79-0034 SB 79-0021 SB 79-0026 SB 79-0018<BR>MJO 254 | | | | | | | |<BR>ASTO 560 N/A N/A SB 79-0077 SB 79-0078 SB 79-0033 SB 79-0020 SB 79-0025 SB 79-0017<BR>MJO 291 | | | | | | | |<BR>BPTO 2197 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A<BR>MJO 254 | | | | | | | |<BR>SER ASTO 560/MJO 291/ SER SER SER SER SER SER<BR>BPTO 2197/ MJO 254 79-0003 79-0010 79-0004 79-0001 79-0002 79-0001<BR>SB 79-001 SB 79-001 SB 79-001 SB 79-001 SB 79-001 SB 79-001 SB 79-001<BR>Validated oil additionnal SER rev 12 rev 10 rev 9 rev 6 rev 5 rev 5<BR>SB 79-001 SB 79-001<BR>N/A N/A N/A SB 79-0074 N/A N/A N/A<BR>SB 72-0511 SB 72-0652 SB 72-0906 SB 72-0979<BR>SB tbw<BR>SB 72-0643 N/A N/A N/A<BR>SB tbw SB tbw<BR>SB tbw SB tbw<BR>N/A N/A N/A SB 79-0076 SB 79-0030 SB 79-0017 SB 79-0023 SB 79-0011<BR>SB 79-0037 N/A N/A SB 79-0077 SB 79-0031 SB 79-0018 SB 79-0024 N/A<BR>N/A N/A<BR>Monitoring<BR>Inspection<BR>cleaning<BR>Cokefaction<BR>Cat 2/cat 5<BR>Source SECAN<BR>Source SERCK<BR>N-1 Speed Sensor<BR>Cat 3/cat 5<BR>Gasket seal<BR>In process SB tbw : SB to be written N/A : Not Applicable<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 126<BR>• Design practice/validation process improvement<BR>- Fluorosilicone to be forbidden in oil systems<BR>- List of all non-metallic parts in engines incorporated in oil<BR>validation process<BR>- Duration of seal material compatibility testing extended<BR>- Requirement of long duration compatibility demonstration<BR>for all materials from the list<BR>Oil Validation Process<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 127<BR>Oil Validation Process<BR>• Oil mixing (STD/HTS and HTS/HTS &amp; Contaminants)<BR>- Effect on oil properties (oxidation/thermal stability)<BR>• Conduct the current test (Turbomeca test), which gives a good<BR>classification of oils and oil combinations<BR>- HTS between themselves<BR>- HTS with MJO2 &amp; BPTO2380<BR>• Timeframe for completion ~ one year<BR>- Effect on coking/coke shedding<BR>• Current Snecma/Turbomeca coking test not sufficient , several<BR>tests proposed by manufacturers or specific laboratories, oil<BR>mixing and coke shedding not addressed<BR>• All existing tests under review with manufacturers<BR>• Select develop one test agreed by all oil suppliers<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 128<BR>Oil Validation Process<BR>• Oil mixing<BR>(STD/HTS and HTS/HTS and contaminants)<BR>- Effect on oil properties<BR>- Effect on coking /coke shedding<BR>- Long term effect on oil system<BR>• Existing Snecma/Turbomeca<BR>test on oil combinations<BR>• Develop a coking test SER<BR>• Material compatibility SER<BR>How To Address The Issue<BR>Issues With Current Oils Will Be Addressed Through SER<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 129<BR>Summary<BR>• Original Service Evaluations, although successful,<BR>did not reveal current problems<BR>- Duration revealed compatibility issues with non-metallic<BR>silicone-based materials<BR>- Oil changeover appears to have interaction with some<BR>combinations, causing accelerated coke accumulation<BR>- More aggressive SER requirements required<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 130<BR>Summary (continued)<BR>• SER has been reinstated to gather additional information on<BR>HTS oils<BR>- Operators using the HTS oils need to adhere to the SER<BR>requirements and provide feedback to CFM<BR>• Operators are recommended to adhere to service bulletins for<BR>monitoring and inspection/cleaning after using HTS oils<BR>• Operators are recommended to inspect oil filters after 500<BR>hours of operation when switching to standard oil from MJO<BR>291 or ASTO 560<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 131<BR>CFM56-7 IFSD Probability Analysis<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 132<BR>IFSDs per Engine<BR>0<BR>0.02<BR>0.04<BR>0.06<BR>0.08<BR>0.1<BR>0.12<BR>0.14<BR>0.16<BR>Aloha (3/22)<BR>A (5/44)<BR>B (19/309)<BR>C (4/90)<BR>D (11/279)<BR>E (4/166)<BR>Others (46/1858)<BR>F (3/146)<BR>Airline (IFSD/Engine count)<BR>Ratio IFSD/Engine<BR>CFM56-7 Operator IFSD Experience<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 133<BR>0 1000000 2000000 3000000<BR>EFHs without IFSD<BR>Boxplot of EFHs without IFSD<BR>CFM56-7 Operator Experience w/o IFSD<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 134<BR>CFM56-7B IFSD Causes Since EIS<BR>Implementation<BR>Probability of IFSD<BR>Easy Difficult<BR>Low High<BR>Maintenance (10)<BR>Starter Upgrade (8)<BR>Spinning Fuel Filter (3)<BR>TEO Sensor (5)<BR>Ps3 Line Disconnect (3)<BR>Ram Corruption (3)<BR>#4 Bearing (13)<BR>Aft Sump Oil Leak (4)<BR>#3 Bearing (5)<BR>AGB Line 4 Brg (3)<BR>AGB Line 3 Brg (3)<BR>EEC Pss Upgrade (1)<BR>Disengaged DMS Detector (1)<BR>EEC Internal Failure-DPM (1)<BR>T25 Sensor Cold Shift (1)<BR>AGB Line 5 Gear (2)<BR>HPT Bld Airfoil Separation (3)<BR>HPT Bld Shank Failure (2)<BR>RDS Separation (2)<BR>#1 Brg Oil Supply Line (1)<BR>TGB Line 2 Brg (1)<BR>- Immediate Action<BR>- Open<BR>- PCW or N/A<BR>IFSD Cause (Qty)<BR>Recommendations for Aloha Fleet…<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 135<BR>Table of Survival Probabilities<BR>95.0% Normal CI<BR>Time (EFH) Probability-R(t) Lower Upper<BR>Aft Sump Leakage 30000.00 0.9923 0.9656 0.9983<BR>No 4 Brg 30000.00 0.9843 0.9672 0.9925<BR>No 3 Brg 30000.00 0.9907 0.9652 0.9976<BR>Maintenance Errors 30000.00 0.9892 0.9738 0.9956<BR>Starter 30000.00 0.9903 0.9750 0.9962<BR>Oil Temp Sensor 30000.00 0.9971 0.9925 0.9989<BR>Ram Corruption 30000.00 0.9921 0.9503 0.9988<BR>Fuel Filter Rotation 30000.00 0.9949 0.9724 0.9991<BR>Aft Sump Oil Leakage 30000.00 0.9923 0.9656 0.9983<BR>All The other IFSD Causes 30000.00 0.9728 0.9404 0.9713<BR>R(t) - Ability to Attain 30K Hours Without an IFSD<BR>CFM56-7 IFSD Probability Analysis<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 136<BR>IFSD Cause Fixed via CI List<BR>IFSD Caused<BR>Total<BR>System No 4 Brg No 3 Brg<BR>Maintenance<BR>Caused Starter<BR>Oil Temp<BR>Sensor<BR>EEC RAM<BR>Corruption<BR>Aft Sump Oil<BR>Leakes<BR>Fuel Filter<BR>Rotation<BR>All Other -<BR>Aloha Config<BR>Aloha<BR>Potential<BR>No 4 Brg 0.9843 1 0.9843 0.9843 0.9843 0.9843 0.9843 0.9843 0.9843 0.9843 0.9843<BR>No 3 Brg 0.9907 0.9907 1 0.9907 0.9907 0.9907 0.9907 0.9907 0.9907 0.9907 0.9907<BR>Maintenance<BR>caused 0.9892 0.9892 0.9892 1 0.9892 0.9892 0.9892 0.9892 0.9892 0.9892 1<BR>Starter 0.9903 0.9903 0.9903 0.9903 1 0.9903 0.9903 0.9903 0.9903 0.9903 1<BR>Oil Temp<BR>Sensor 0.9971 0.9971 0.9971 0.9971 0.9971 1 0.9971 0.9971 0.9971 0.9971 1<BR>EEC Ram<BR>Corruption 0.9921 0.9921 0.9921 0.9921 0.9921 0.9921 1 0.9921 0.9921 0.9921 1<BR>Aft Sump Oil<BR>Leaks 0.9923 0.9923 0.9923 0.9923 0.9923 0.9923 0.9923 1 0.9923 0.9923 1<BR>Fuel Filter<BR>Rotation 0.9949 0.9949 0.9949 0.9949 0.9949 0.9949 0.9949 0.9949 1 0.9949 1<BR>All Other -<BR>Aloha Config 0.9728 0.9728 0.9728 0.9728 0.9728 0.9728 0.9728 0.9728 0.9728 1 0.9728<BR>Total System 0.9075 0.922 0.916 0.9174 0.9164 0.9102 0.9148 0.9146 0.9122 0.9329 0.9486<BR>CFM56-7 IFSD Probability Analysis<BR>R(t) = R1(t) x R2(t) x R3(t) x R4(t)…Total IFSD<BR>Probability is a Function of All Combined Probabilities<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 137<BR>Reliability Prediction (IFSD)<BR>0.86<BR>0.88<BR>0.90<BR>0.92<BR>0.94<BR>0.96<BR>0.98<BR>1.00<BR>0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000<BR>R(t) Aloha Total<BR>Aloha CI 50 % Reduction<BR>in residual IFSD<BR>risk<BR>Probability of reaching 30K Flight Hours without an<BR>IFSD improves 50% with CI list Recommendations<BR>CFM56-7 IFSD Probability Analysis<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 138<BR>Item<BR>Symptom (in recommended<BR>implementation order)<BR>Li<BR>kel<BR>Corrective<BR>Action (EO) in<BR>place<BR>Implementation<BR>Plan Penetration Status<BR># of<BR>Affected<BR>Engines<BR># of<BR>engines<BR>C/W<BR>%<BR>C/W<BR>1 TRF inspection t/r 79-1004 Open 23 20 87%<BR>2<BR>S/b 73-0097 (Cat 2 &gt; six months of<BR>s/b issuance) Introduction of EEC<BR>software 7.B.P (P23)<BR>ECO 7-0181<BR>Open 23 0 0%<BR>3<BR>S/b 72-A0036 PEO safety wire<BR>installation EO 700-72-005<BR>Closed 17 17 100%<BR>4<BR>S/b 75-0005 (cat 2) inspect ps3 lines<BR>for correct torque Open 15 0 0%<BR>5<BR>S/b 73-0078 (cat 5) introduction of a<BR>new fuel filter Closed 23 23 100%<BR>6<BR>S/b 80-007 (Cat 7) p10 starter upgrade<BR>ECO 7-0167 Open 21 9 43%<BR>7<BR>S/b 72-0296r6 (Cat 2 &lt;7k cycles<BR>inspect &gt; 12/31/01) Introduction of<BR>counterweight and associated pins on<BR>booster spool<BR>ECO 7-1038<BR>EO 700-72-002<BR>Open 13 4 31%<BR>8<BR>S/b 73-0104 (Cat 2 7k cycles)<BR>Inspection of 3 fuel supply tubes for<BR>wear<BR>ECO 7-1026<BR>Open 23 20 87%<BR>9<BR>S/b 72-0440r1 (cat 2 &gt;12/31/03)<BR>Remove IDG panel and one time<BR>inspection of fan frame shroud<BR>ECO 7-0139<BR>Open 23 2 9%<BR>10 CESM 005 (fan blade lube program)<BR>ECO 7221-7-0143<BR>Open 23 5 22%<BR>Aloha Airlines CFM56-7 Critical Items List<BR>Aloha IFSD Abatement Program<BR>CFM56 Operators Conference – April 20 – 22, 2004 – Beihi, China CFM Proprietary Data Unauthorized Disclosure Prohibited 139<BR>• Increase FSE presence Cmpt<BR>- On-site since December 03<BR>- Increased CT Visit frequency<BR>• Enhance AMM procedures where appropriate On-going<BR>- MCD Inspection clarification<BR>- Added IDG post RR leak check<BR>• On-site Line Maintenance Training On-going<BR>- One class complete<BR>- Two additional planned for 2004<BR>• Critical Items List Penetration On-going<BR>• Long Term Control Plan On-going<BR>- LRU Soft-time recommendation under consideration<BR>- Presentation of IFSD Abatement program to achieve Customer Buy-in<BR>Aloha IFSD Abatement Action Plan

kinran 发表于 2011-6-4 22:58:02

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bocome 发表于 2011-7-31 05:14:38

CFM56-7B: Program Overview

醉酒的西门 发表于 2012-4-20 08:11:06

又是发动机相关的   我收下了  。。最近在写毕业论文    楼主的这些资料很有用:victory:

海青岛主 发表于 2014-7-22 09:15:32

研究研究~~~~~~

海青岛主 发表于 2014-7-22 09:15:48

研究研究~~~~~~~

flight380 发表于 2014-7-29 15:29:53

求共享!感激不尽!

xinyun0 发表于 2014-7-29 19:37:36

是什么好东西啊

kees 发表于 2015-4-23 03:24:34

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