AVIATION 325 PITOT - STATIC SYSTEM VACCUM SYSTEM

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AVIATION 325 PITOT - STATIC SYSTEM VACCUM SYSTEM ENGINE INSTRUMENTATION ANNUNCIATOR SYSTEM

PPH = Pounds per Horsepower http://www.epi-eng.com/Prop-Selection.htm

Pitot-Static System OVERVIEW

Pitot-Static System Components Pitot-Static Head

PITOT-STATIC HEAD (1)

PITOT-STATIC HEAD (2)

Pitot-Static System Components Drain

Pitot-Static System Components Alternate Static Source Storm Window Closed Cabin Vents Closed Heater & Defroster On

Vacuum System

Vacuum System Overview

Vacuum System Dry Pump Regulator

Vacuum System Manifold Check Valve

Vacuum System Filter Low Vacuum Switch

Vacuum System Vacuum Gauge

Engine Instruments

Engine Instruments Dual Tachometer Gauge Dual MAP Gauge Left magneto Green Arc 500 to 2700 rpm 14 VDC 3 amp CB on main bus Dual MAP Gauge Intake Port #3 or #4

Engine Instruments Fuel Pressure Gauge Fuel Pump Pressure - Carb Air Pressure .5 PSI to 8 PSI 14 VDC Engine group main bus

Engine Instruments Oil Pressure Gauge Oil Temperature Gauge 14 VDC Engine group main bus Oil Filter Housing temp of oil entering engine 75F TO 245F Oil Cooler (185F) Oil Pressure Gauge 14 VDC Engine group main bus pressure switch in oil line at outlet of oil pump

Engine Instruments Exhaust Gas Temperature Gauge Bimetallic temp probe #1Cylinder Exhaust Manifold Cylinder Head Temp Gauge # 4 Cylinder 200F to 500F 14 VDC Engine group main bus

ANNUNCIATOR SYSTEM

Annunciator System Introduction Components Lights Fault Warning Flasher Seminole Annunciator Lights

INTRODUCTION Warning and caution indicators may be the first indication of trouble or malfunction in some system or component of the airplane

Annunciator System Components Annunciator Panel Press-to-Test Switch Fault Warning Flasher

Annunciator Lights Red Warning - Immediate Attention and Action Yellow (or Amber) Caution - Attention but not Immediate Reaction Green Advisory White - System Status

Fault Warning Flasher If Fault Requires Immediate Attention Appropriate Red Warning Annunciator on Panel Illuminates

Flasher begins Flashing Press to Reset Red Annunciator remains on until fault is corrected or condition no longer exists

Fault Warning System Green or Yellow Annunciator Light will not trigger the fault warning system Some Systems include aural warnings

Seminole Annunciator System

Annunciator Lights Press-to-Test ALT - Amber Alternator Off Line ALT Switch Turned Off Over Voltage Relay

Annunciator Lights VAC -Amber Vacuum Less Than 4.25” Hg

Annunciator Lights OIL - Amber Oil Pressure Less Than 15 PSI

Annunciator Lights LOW BUS - Red Voltage of Alternators Less Than 12.5 V

Annunciator Lights HEATER OVERHEAT - Red Heater Temperature Exceeds 300 to 400o F Safety Switch

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