Engine Thrust Rating on TOGA Double Push (B737)
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Engine Thrust Rating on TOGA Double Push (B737)
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If we perform a takeoff with 22K Derate and Assume Temperature of 40, What will happen to Engine thrust ratings if we double push the TOGA, Does the thrust increase to Full 26K or only 22K?!
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If we perform a takeoff with 22K Derate and Assume Temperature of 40, What will happen to Engine thrust ratings if we double push the TOGA, Does the thrust increase to Full 26K or only 22K?!
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When doing a combined ATM and fixed derate, Vmcg and Vmca are based on the full derated thrust value so you generally shouldn't go beyond the fixed derate value. You can however manually advance thrust to the full derated thrust (indicated on the bugs) at any time in the take-off roll. The ATM reduction is thrust in your back pocket but the fixed derate value becomes your new max thrust. If you do need up to max (26k) thrust in an emergency you can still manually advance the thrust levers but an engine failure at low speed may lead to loss of directional control.
A second press of the TOGA switches during take-off whilst in THR HLD mode (below 800 feet) will cause the TMA to change to GA and max GA (26k) thrust to be indicated on the N1 bugs. However the A/T will not advance the thrust levers automatically - you will have to do so manually (different story above 800 feet).
Hope that answers.
A second press of the TOGA switches during take-off whilst in THR HLD mode (below 800 feet) will cause the TMA to change to GA and max GA (26k) thrust to be indicated on the N1 bugs. However the A/T will not advance the thrust levers automatically - you will have to do so manually (different story above 800 feet).
Hope that answers.
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The ATM reduction is thrust in your back pocket but the fixed derate value becomes your new max thrust. If you do need up to max (26k) thrust in an emergency you can still manually advance the thrust levers but an engine failure at low speed may lead to loss of directional control.
Many thanks for for the answer,
Refere to the bolded part of your reply, I understand that pressing TOGA for the second time (above 800) should give us full derated thrust. But FCOM statement as you mentioned is talking about full GA thrust which you said is 26k in this case. I’m still confused!
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When we started to use the derate thingy together with AT, we were advised that a second push on the ground before THR HLD or in the air above 800 would result in full rated thrust, up to the max limit of the engine, which would invalidate Vmcg/a. Therefore, it was not rcommended.
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Many thanks for for the answer,
Refere to the bolded part of your reply, I understand that pressing TOGA for the second time (above 800) should give us full derated thrust. But FCOM statement as you mentioned is talking about full GA thrust which you said is 26k in this case. I’m still confused!