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Learjet
60
Pilot's
Manual
ENGINES
ENGINES
&
FUEL
The
Learjet
Model
60
is
powered
by two
PW305A
Pratt
and
Whitney
two-spool,
front-fan
engines
.
Each
engine
is
rated
at
4600
pounds
thrust
at
sea
level
.
A
spinner
and an
axial-flow
fan,
located
at
the
forward
end
of
the
en-
gine,
are
driven
by
the
low-pressure
rotor
.
The
low-pressure
rotor
consists
of
an
axial-flow
fan
(low-pressure
compressor)
and
a three-
stage
low-pressure
axial turbine,
mounted
on a
common
shaft
.
The
high-pressure
rotor consists
of
a
high-pressure
compressor
(four
axial
stages
and
a
single
centrifugal
stage)
and
a
two-stage
high-pressure
axial
turbine,
mounted
on
a
common
shaft
.
The
rotor
shafts are
con-
centric,
so
that the
low-pressure
rotor shaft
passes
through
the
high-
pressure
rotor
shaft
.
The
high-pressure
rotor
drives the
accessory
gearbox
through
a
driveshaft
geared
to
the
N2
rotor
shaft
.
An
annular
duct
serves
to
bypass
fan
air
for direct thrust
and
also
di-
verts a
portion
of
the
fan
air
to
the
high-pressure
compressor
.
The
by-
pass
ratio
(bypass
flow
to
core
flow)
is
4
.55
:
1
.
Air
from
the
low-
pressure
compressor
flows
through
variable
inlet
guide
vanes
and
first-stage
variable
stator
vanes
to the
high-pressure
compressor
and
is
discharged
into
the
annular
combustor
.
Combustion
products
flow
through
the
high-
and
low-pressure
turbines
and
are
discharged
ax-
ially
through
the
exhaust
duct
to
provide
additional
thrust
.
ENGINE
FUEL
AND
CONTROL
SYSTEM
The
engine
fuel
and
control
system
pressurizes
fuel
routed
to
the en-
gine
from
the
aircraft
fuel
system,
meters
fuel
flow,
and
delivers
ato-
mized
fuel
to
the
combustion
section
of
the
engine
.
The
system
also
supplies high-pressure
motive-flow
fuel to
the
aircraft
fuel
system
for
jet
pump
operation
.
The
major
components
of
the
system
are the
thrust
levers,
the
engine-driven
fuel
pump,
the
hydro-mechanical
fuel
control
unit
(HFCU),
the
full
authority
digital
electronic
control
(FA-
DEC),
variable
inlet
guide
vanes,
variable
stator
vanes,
and
the
surge
bleed
control
.
PM-123
2-
1
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