190189

Basic Gas Turbine Operations

A study of the principles of operation and construction of aircraft gas turbine engines, including identification and rectification of abnormal operation. Students will practice engine starting, shutdown, and normal and emergency procedures in simulated environments (such as in the Hawker Pilot Trainer HPT flight training device). The course is designed to meet the theoretical requirements for CAA examination leading to the award of a Gas Turbine Rating.

Course code

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190189

Level

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100-level

Credits

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15

Subject

Aviation Studies

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Prerequisite courses

Complete first
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