Boeing 737-300/400/500 (CFM56) Engine Run-Up

This comprehensive training program is designed to provide participants with the necessary knowledge and practical skills required to perform Boeing 737-300/400/500 (CFM56) engine break-in. The course seamlessly combines theoretical knowledge with practical experience, providing a comprehensive understanding of engine starting procedures. Participants will delve into the intricacies of the CFM56 engine, gaining proficiency in both theoretical concepts and practical skills.

The practical part can be performed either on FFS or on an airplane.

THEORETICAL PART

1: Engine Ground Safety Precautions
2: Engine Operation Limits
3: Procedure to Prepare the Engine for Operation
4: Start the Engine Procedure (Selection)
5: Start the Engine Procedure (Normal Start)
6: Start the Engine Procedure (Manual Override of the Engine Start Valve)
7: Start the Engine Procedure (Engine Cross Bleed Start)
8: Stop the Engine Procedure (Usual Engine Stop)
9: Stop the Engine Procedure (Emergency Engine Stop)
10: Dry Motor the Engine
11: Wet Motor the Engine
12: Test No. 2 - Engine Motoring
13: Test No. 3 - Leak Check - Idle Power
14: Test No. 4 - Idle Speed Check
15: Test No. 5 - Power Assurance Check
16: Test No. 7 - Vibration Survey
17: Test No. 8 - Accel/Decel Check
18: Generator Drive System - Adjustment/Test
19: Engine Cowl Anti-Icing System - Adjustment/Test
20: Engine Cowl Anti-Icing - Operational Test
21: Engine Bleed Air Crossover Operational Test

PRACTICAL PART

1: Cockpit preparation
2: Normal procedures
3: Abnormal start procedures
4: Emergency procedures
5: Engine performance checks
6: Simulator practices