MD-11 Flight Crew Operations Manual
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FMS -
Controls and Displays
FMS.30.79
MANUAL THRUST LIMITS Page
MANUAL THRUST LIMITS Page
The title of the THRUST LIMITS page changes to MANUAL THRUST LIMITS
any time the pilot selects an ARMED or the ACTIVE thrust limits. All of the
displayed thrust limits are available to be activated and are displayed in large font.
The ACTIVE thrust limit has an arrow in front of it with the corresponding thrust
limit displayed in large font. Line 4R displays the SELECT AUTO* prompt.
Pushing LSK 4R returns the thrust limit MODE to AUTO.
In MANUAL MODE, only crew action can change the ACTIVE thrust limit,
except in the event of an engine out, windshear or low speed protection.
Automatic thrust limit transitions will occur under these conditions..
Windshear, Low-Speed Protection, and Engine-Out Conditions
Aircraft reactions to detected windshear events are dependent on the phase of
flight and the system which detected the windshear phenomenon. A windshear
event detected by the reactive windshear system will activate the maximum
available (non-derated) takeoff or go-around thust limit, as applicable. However,
windshear conditions detected by the predictive windshear system (PWS) simply
provides visual and aural cockpit warnings, but DOES NOT activate the
maximum available thrust limit.
An engine-out confirmation in portions of flight other than takeoff or go-around,
automatically activates the MCT thrust limit. Additionally, the low-speed
protection function, when activated, will also activate the next higher thrust limit
above the current thrust limit (CRZ-->CLB-->MCT) as necessary to recover
airspeed.
NOTE: Windshear or Low-Speed Protection commands full, available
thrust regardless of thrust mode selections made by the flight crew.
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September 03, 2007