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1 PROPELLER

2 PROPELLER DEFINITION TWO BASIC CONFIGURATIONS PURPOSE
A rotating airfoil with 2 or more blades attached to (or integrated with) a hub TWO BASIC CONFIGURATIONS Tractor Pusher PURPOSE

3 Propeller Counter Rotating Constant Speed Controllable Pitch
Full Feathering Hartzell

4 Propeller Pitch Controlled By Oil Pressure Aerodynamics
Counter Weights Spring Force Nitrogen Charge

5 Propeller Nitrogen Charge 33 to 41 PSI EXAMPLE: 70 F=41psi 0 F=36 psi

6 Propeller Loss of Nitrogen Charge
Propeller Overspeed Cannot Feather “Safety feature inherent in this system” loss of governor oil pressure prop automatically goes to feather

7 Pitch Control Hartzell Governor - Boosted Oil Pressure 275 psi
relief 300 to 325 psi

8 Pitch Control High Pitch - Lower RPM Spring Force Nitrogen Charge
Counter Weights Fully Feathered 79 to 81 degrees (Seminole)

9 Pitch Control Low Pitch - High RPM Oil Pressure Aerodynamic

10 Feathering Maximum Pitch Reduce Drag Increased Performance
Propeller Control POH Feathering time 6 seconds 10 to 17 Seconds with accumulator?

11 Feathering Feathering Lock 950 RPM
Spring loaded latches engage high pitch stop-plates Centrifugal Force Prevents Feathering During Shutdown 950 RPM

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13 Feathering Feathering Check What if a prop feathers on shutdown?

14 Unfeathering Accumulator Oil stored under high pressure 90 - 100 PSI
Nitrogen charged

15 Accumulator Oil Line

16 Accumulator

17 Unfeathering With Accumulator
Move prop control out of feather detent position Stored oil in accumulator is released back to prop governor and moves the prop to low pitch Unfeathering 8-12 seconds Prop windmills

18 Unfeathering Without Accumlator
Move prop control out of feather detent to high RPM position Use starter to start engine

19 QUIZ What moves the propeller blades, on the Seminole, to the high pitch, low RPM position? 1._______ 2._______ 3._______

20 Quiz At what RPM will the feathering latch engage to prevent the propeller from going into the feather position during engine shutdown? 950 RPM

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