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Hi everybody , this question is
WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF THE WASTE GATE OF THE TURBOCHARGED ENGINE SEIZED IN THE DESCENT ?
1.compressor will overspeed .
2.blow the turbine blades off.
3.MAP may exceed its maximum permitted value in the induction manifold .
4.RPM may exceed its maximum pemitted value .
pleas i need some explanation for this Q.
WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF THE WASTE GATE OF THE TURBOCHARGED ENGINE SEIZED IN THE DESCENT ?
1.compressor will overspeed .
2.blow the turbine blades off.
3.MAP may exceed its maximum permitted value in the induction manifold .
4.RPM may exceed its maximum pemitted value .
pleas i need some explanation for this Q.
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English is not peb's first language, and as far as I can see (not my favourite subject) he has the correct interpretation of the situation, so no implied criticism, but he meant "overboost".
The reason this answer is correct is that the waste gate allows exhaust gas to bypass the turbocharger to keep the boost correct. If it sticks closed as the aircraft descends into air of higher pressure the effects of the turbocharger will increase the pressure by as much as it was required to at higher altitude. This may be more than the engine can cope with.
The reason this answer is correct is that the waste gate allows exhaust gas to bypass the turbocharger to keep the boost correct. If it sticks closed as the aircraft descends into air of higher pressure the effects of the turbocharger will increase the pressure by as much as it was required to at higher altitude. This may be more than the engine can cope with.
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Hey your English is a lot better than any of my other languages! You probably understand turbo chargers better too - this is why I won't teach engines!