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A320-200 Final Approach Thrust Setting

Old 8th October 2009 | 23:02
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A320-200 Final Approach Thrust Setting

With IAE engines. I've had a look with the search function, but no joy.

Does anyone have a rule of thumb for N1 to set established on slope? In particular a simple and easy to remember relationship between N1 and GW for Config 3 and 4.

There is some guidance in the QRH in the Unreliable Speed section, but its not quite what I'm after.

Many thanks.
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Old 8th October 2009 | 23:21
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None of those rules of thumb do work for the bus because of the g/s min function. Use the brain cells for phonenumbers that īll keep you out of trouble.
 
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Old 9th October 2009 | 06:59
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On the V2500, try about 1.05 or so with Config Full and about 1.03 with Config 3. The TLA will be just about the same as it is when you take the active and set the thrust initially to let it stabilise.

From that point you can certainly "fine tune" it as you need.
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Old 10th October 2009 | 07:01
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Thanks Phil

Hadn't heard of that one.

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Old 10th October 2009 | 07:30
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Keep an eye on the speed trend vector and vary your thrust accordingly. You don't even need to look at the engine display. I'm sure that's what I do because even though I have over 3000 hours on the thing, I couldn't tell you what EPR setting I use!
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Old 11th October 2009 | 18:34
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Agree about the speed trend. 5000 lbs/hr is a good starting point for either 1 or 2 engines.
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