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AMC 25.361 Engine and auxiliary power unit torque

ED Decision 2009/017/R

CS 25.361(a)(1) is applicable to all engine installations, including turbo-fans, turbo-jets and turbo-propellers, except CS 25.361(a)(1)(iii) which applies only to turbo-propeller installations.

CS 25.361(a)(2)(i) - “Mean engine torque” refers to the value of the torque, for the specified condition, with any dynamic oscillations removed.

CS 25.361(a)(3)(i) - Examples are; high power compressor surges, blade tip rub during manoeuvres, small and medium bird encounters, or combinations of these events.

CS 25.361(a)(3)(ii) and (b)(2) - As an example, the term “maximum acceleration” is taken to be that torque seen by the engine mounts under a runaway of the fuel metering unit up to its maximum flow stop.

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