Turbine Engines

What to read

1. Concepts A continuous cycle, and blades that run above their own melting point 7 sections
   Sections of Concepts

   1. §1 The gas path is one story, told in four stages
   2. §2 Turbine blades run above the melting point of their own alloy
   3. §3 Blade inspection is a repairable-or-scrap judgment
   4. §4 R4 — foreign object damage, and why the ramp matters
   5. §5 What you will and will not do
   6. §6 What consumes this unit
   7. License
2. Procedures Turbine inspection and component work 7 sections
   Sections of Procedures

   1. Proc. 0 Approaching a turbine (R1, R2)
   2. Proc. 1 Map airflow through the engine (S4)
   3. Proc. 2 Inspect compressor blades and inlet guide vanes (S8, S13, S11)
   4. Proc. 3 Inspect a combustion liner (S6)
   5. Proc. 4 Remove and install a fuel nozzle (S5)
   6. The checks, collected
   7. License
3. Quick reference Turbine Engines 2 sections
   Sections of Quick reference

   1. The operative sources
   2. License