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Old 12th December 2013 | 23:59
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JammedStab
 
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Originally Posted by Tu.114
The only really limiting figure on the PW150 when it comes to T/O power is engine oil temperature.

In non-icing conditions, takeoff power may be set as soon as oil temperature is above 0°C, which is generally not really a problem to achieve. As my very estimated colleague has written above, the 55°C for departure in or into icing conditions are a different animal and take ages to reach on occasion.
This is what it says for a PW121 engine:

"Oil temperature should be maintained above 71ºC to ensure fuel anti-ice protection. If lower oil temperature are encountered, monitor directly fuel
temperature must be greater than 45ºC to ensure adequate inlet splitter anti-icing."

Errors in sentence structure by ATR.

But, can someone explain the inlet splitter anti-icing for me.
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