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1 9.03 Carburetor, Mixture, and Icing References: FTGU pages 61-68
Aero Engines 9.03 Carburetor, Mixture, and Icing References: FTGU pages 61-68

2 Review This type of fuel system relies on fuel pump to keep fuel flowing to the engine. What is vapour lock? What are the 4 functions of oil? Answers: Forced-feed / fuel pump fuel system High atmospheric temperature causes gas to vaporize and block the flow of liquid fuel in the line Cooling, sealing, lubrication, flushing

3 9.03 Carburetor, Mixture, and Icing
MTPs: Functions of the Carburetor Parts of a Carburetor Mixture Carburetor Ice

4 Functions of the Carburetor
Carburetor is the heart of an engine. The two key functions of the carburetor are: (1) Vaporize the Fuel (2) Mix Fuel and Air

5 The Carburetor

6 Parts of the Carburetor

7 Carburetor Mixture Ratios
Fuel-Air mixture Running mixture 1:8 Best power mixture 1:14 Chemically correct mixture 1:15 Lowest fuel consumption mixture 1:18 Leanest running mixture 1:20

8 Mixture Controls

9 Mixture Control Fuel-Air mixture Too rich a mixture may lead to:
Rich: lots of fuel Lean: little fuel Too rich a mixture may lead to: Unburned fuel in exhaust (wasteful) Fouled spark plugs Rough running engine Loss of power Engine failure Too lean a mixture may lead to: Overheating Back-firing Detonation

10 Carburetor Ice Ice can form in the carburetor and will restrict air flow to the engine, resulting in: Loss of Power Rough Running Engine Total Engine Failure Ice can READILY form in the carburetor in CLEAR AIR with ambient air temperatures from -5 to +30 degrees Celsius, depending on the humidity of the air

11 Carburetor Ice

12 Icing – Dangerous Conditions
Serious Icing - cruise or climb power Moderate Icing - cruise power or serious icing - glide power Serious Icing - glide power Light Icing – cruise or glide power

13 Dangerous Conditions

14 Carburetor Heat Use of Carb-heat and its Effects on Mixture

15 Confirmation What are the 2 key functions of the carburetor?
What is the best power mixture ratio? Under what conditions can carburetor icing occur? Answers: Vaporize the fuel, mix fuel and air 1:14 Clear air, ambient temperatures -5 to +30 degrees celsius

16 Full rich…


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