Pratt & Whitney Canada: Overhaul Manual MANUAL PART NO. 3013243
Pratt & Whitney Canada: Overhaul Manual MANUAL PART NO. 3013243
Pratt & Whitney Canada: Overhaul Manual MANUAL PART NO. 3013243
OVERHAUL MANUAL
MANUAL PART NO. 3013243
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Storage 902 May 19/2000
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1. Description
2. Operation
1. General
A. Personnel disassembling the power section should make frequent reference to the
INTRODUCTION section of this manual to familiarize themselves with general
overhaul procedures (Ref. Outline of Overhaul Procedures).
B. Remove power section from gas generator case (Ref. 72-00-00, DISASSEMBLY).
2. Consumable Materials
Not Applicable
3. Special Tools
Not Applicable
5. Disassembly
(1) Position power section vertically in stand (PWC30800) with power turbine up.
(2) Cut lockwire securing T5 thermocouple harness (1) to harness clips (4) on stator
housing (7).
(4) Using 9/64 inch and 7/64 inch Allen wrenches, remove cap screws (19) from their
respective alumel (20) and chromel (23) terminals on each of eight probe
assemblies (5), using a standard 9/32 inch open end wrench to hold probe terminal.
(5) Remove five bus-bar mounting screws (11) and retaining plates (12), and withdraw
T5 bus-bar assembly (9 and 10) and interstage sealing ring (8) from stator housing.
(6) Using wrench (PWC30114-08) loosen probe coupling nut (21) on each T5
thermocouple probe assembly (5) and remove probe assemblies from stator housing.
Remove and discard copper washer (22).
(7) Remove ten silver-plated bolts (14) securing containment ring (13) to exhaust duct
(15), leaving two bolts (16) at scalloped position intact. Remove containment ring.
(8) Mark location of harness clips (2 and 3) on T5 harness (1). Cut lockwire securing
T5 harness to clips on exhaust duct (4) and remove T5 harness.
(9) Overhaul bus-bar and probe assembly (Ref. 77-20-01), T5 wiring harness (Ref.
77-22-01), containment ring, sealing ring and retaining plates (Ref. 72-50-03).
B. Remove Power Turbine Stator Housing and Stator Assembly (Ref. Fig. 102)
(1) Remove remaining two bolts (5) and separate half-rings (2), stator housing (4) with
stator assembly (3) from exhaust duct. Place stator assembly on bench with leading
edge of vanes up.
(3) Overhaul power turbine stator housing and stator assembly (Ref. 72-50-03).
C. Remove Power Turbine and Shroud (Ref. Figs. 103, 104 and 105)
(1) Install wrench (1, Fig. 103) (PWC30332) on flange D of exhaust duct, ensuring that
lugs on power turbine balancing ring are correctly seated in slots of wrench.
(2) Insert protector sleeve (7) (PWC30336) into centerbore of power turbine disk, then
install spreader (2) (PWC30335), ensuring it is fully seated by turning center screw
(3) to the stop.
(3) Hold center screw (3) and turn outer sleeve (4) to unlock keywasher (5) on power
turbine disk retaining bolt (6).
(4) Remove spreader, then slacken retaining bolt (6) using conventional socket.
Remove protector sleeve (7), bolt (6) and keywasher (5).
(5) Insert puller (1, Fig. 105) (PWC30403) in centerbore of disk and engage lugs (2)
with slots (3) in disk. (Ref. Detail A.)
(6) Ease body (4) downward until lug (2) is below slot (3) (Ref. Detail B), then turn
body (4) with lug (2) to contact underside of disk (Ref. Detail C).
(7) Position lock (5) in disk slot (3) and turn nut (6) until disk is free.
(8) Remove wrench (1, Fig. 103), puller (1, Fig. 105) and withdraw power turbine disk
from shaft. Place turbine carefully in a suitable protective container.
(9) Using an approved marking method (Ref. INTRODUCTION), index mark power
turbine shroud (4, Fig. 104) with respect to offset hole on exhaust duct (1).
(10) Using puller (PWC30139) withdraw power turbine shroud (4) from exhaust duct (1),
rotating puller 90 degrees to ensure even removal of shroud.
(11) Remove retaining ring (3) and withdraw No. 3 bearing cover (Pre-SB1171)
assembly (2). On Post-SB1287 cover assemblies, care should be taken not to
damage anti-rotation dimples.
(12) Overhaul shroud (Ref. 72-50-03) and power turbine (Ref. 72-50-04).
(1) Position power section vertically in stand with reduction gearbox up.
(2) Remove 36 self-locking nuts (2), washers (3), bolts (5) and (6) and lifting bracket
(7).
(3) Separate reduction gearbox front housing from rear housing using jacking screws
(PWC32396) in threaded holes in flange A.
(4) Attach lifting eye (PWC30040) to propeller shaft flange. Using a suitable hoist, lift
reduction gearbox front housing assembly and lower on to bench.
(5) Remove sling and jacking screws, invert gearbox front housing assembly and install
on base (PWC32179).
15
14
13
1
16
17
18
A
B
STATOR HOUSING
ASSEMBLY 2
4 3
12
11 5
10
9
8
C
7 EXHAUST DUCT
6 ASSEMBLY
19
23
DETAIL A
20
DETAIL B 24
NOTE
CORRECT LACING OF DETAIL OF LOWER PROBE BOSS 21
HARNESS TO CLIPS 22
BLANKING PLUGS (POST0SB1212)
DETAIL ’B’ − TWIST WIRE
ENDS DOWNWARD AWAY VIEW C DETAIL OF TYPICAL
FROM T5 PROBE. THERMOCOUPLE PROBES
C8527A
T5 Thermocouple Harness and Bus-bar
Figure 101
1. T5 Thermocouple Harness
2. Harness Clip
3. Exhaust Duct Harness Clip
4. Stator Housing Harness Clip
5. T5 Thermocouple Probe Assembly (Ref. SB1212)
6. Short Lead
7. Stator Housing
8. Interstage Sealing Ring (2 ea) (Pre-SB1219) orInterstage
Sealing Ring (1 ea) (Post-SB1218)
9. Alumel Bus-bar (T5 Bus-bar Assembly)
10. Chromel Bus-bar (T5 Bus-bar Assembly)
11. Bus-bar Mounting Screw
12. Retaining Plate (Interstage Sealing Ring) (Post-SB1102)
13. Containment Ring (Post-SB1220)
14. Bolt
15. Exhaust Duct
16. Bolt (Half-ring Retaining)
17. Long Lead
18. Half-ring
19. Cap-screws (Pre-SB1503) or hex head bolts (Post-SB1503)
20. Alumel Terminal
21. Coupling Nut
22. Copper Washer
23. Chromel Terminal
24. Blanking Plug (Post-SB1212)
E. Remove Reduction Gearbox Rear Housing and Power Turbine Shaft Assembly (Ref. Fig.
107)
(1) Lift rear housing (3) and attached shaft housing (10) from exhaust duct (18).
Remove transfer tubes (2, 13 and 14) and sleeve strainer (16).
(2) Place assembly on bench, flange A down. Discard preformed packings (1 and 15).
(3) Remove self-locking nuts (9) and separate sleeve (19) (Post-SB1138), and
shaft housing (10) with sun gear, from gearbox rear housing (3). Discard preformed
packing (7).
(4) Overhaul reduction gearbox rear housing assembly (Ref. 72-10-00) and power
turbine shaft housing assembly (Ref. 72-50-04).
F. Remove Thermal Insulation Blanket and Exhaust Duct (Ref. Fig. 107)
2
5
4
3
C7257A
Removal of Power Turbine Stator Housing and Stator Assembly
Figure 102
1. Exhaust Duct
2. Containment Mounting Half Rings
3. Stator Assembly
4. Stator Housing
5. Silver-plated Bolts
(3) Overhaul thermal insulation blanket and exhaust duct (Ref. 72-50-05).
3
NOTE
1 POSITION TOOL ON 3 DOGS
2 LOCATED WITHIN BALANCING RING
EXHAUST
DUCT
5
C7258
Power Turbine Keywasher - Unlocking
Figure 103
1. Wrench
2. Spreader
3. Center Screw
4. Outer Sleeve
5. Keywasher
6. Retaining Bolt
7. Protector Sleeve
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
C8529
Removal of Power Turbine and Shroud
Figure 104
1. Exhaust Duct
2. No. 3 Bearing Cover Assembly (Pre-SB1171/Post-SB1171),
(Pre-SB1287/Post-SB1287)
3. Spacer (Pre-SB1171)
4. Retaining Ring
5. Power Turbine Shroud
6. Power Turbine
7. Keywasher
8. Power Turbine Mounting Bolt
A
5
4
2
6
7
B
2 5
3
C7259
Power Turbine Disk - Removal
Figure 105
1. Puller
2. Lug
3. Disk Slot
4. Body
5. Lock
6. Nut
7. Disk
B
7
4
VIEW OF FLANGE A
IN DIRECTION OF ARROW B
5
7
C7262B
Removal of Reduction Gearbox Front Housing Assembly
Figure 106
1. Lifting Eye
2. Self-locking Nut
3. Washer
4. Preformed Packing
5. Bolt
6. Bolt
7. Lifting Bracket (Front)
7 8
4 6
2 3 5
1
19
11
A 12
18
1
14
17
15
1
16
13
C8544
Removal of Reduction Gearbox Rear Housing and Power Turbine Shaft Housing Assemblies
Figure 107
1. Preformed Packing
2. Transfer Tube
3. Reduction Gearbox Rear Housing
4. Preformed Packing *
5. Transfer Tube *
6. Oil Jet Strainer *
7. Preformed Packing
8. Pressure Oil Tube *
9. Self-locking Nuts
10. Power Turbine Shaft Housing Assembly
11. Scavenge Oil Tube *
12. Preformed Packing *
13 Transfer Tube
14. Transfer Tube
15. Preformed Packing
16. Sleeve Strainer
17. Thermal Insulation Blanket
18. Exhaust Duct
19. Sleeve (Post-SB1138, Alternative 1)
* For Reference only
1. General
All information relating to component cleaning is contained in the relevant section of the
following chapters:
Chapter Title
72-10-00 Reduction Gearbox (PT6A-27/28)
72-11-00 Reduction Gearbox (PT6A-21)
72-50-03 Power Turbine Stator Housing, Stator
Assembly and Shroud and Containment
Ring.
72-50-04 Power Turbine, Nos. 3 and 4 Bearings, Sun
Gear, Shaft and Housing
72-50-05 Exhaust Duct and Thermal Insulation
Bracket
77-20-01 Bus-bar, Probe Assembly and T5 Wiring
Harness
1. General
All information relating to component cleaning is contained in the relevant section of the
following chapters:
Chapter Title
72-10-00 Reduction Gearbox (PT6A-27/28)
72-11-00 Reduction Gearbox (PT6A-21)
72-50-03 Power Turbine Stator Housing, Stator
Assembly and Shroud and Containment
Ring.
72-50-04 Power Turbine, Nos. 3 and 4 Bearings, Sun
Gear, Shaft and Housing
72-50-05 Exhaust Duct and Thermal Insulation
Bracket
77-20-01 Bus-bar, Probe Assembly and T5 Wiring
Harness
1. General
All information relating to component cleaning is contained in the relevant section of the
following chapters:
Chapter Title
72-10-00 Reduction Gearbox (PT6A-27/28)
72-11-00 Reduction Gearbox (PT6A-21)
72-50-03 Power Turbine Stator Housing, Stator
Assembly and Shroud and Containment
Ring.
72-50-04 Power Turbine, Nos. 3 and 4 Bearings, Sun
Gear, Shaft and Housing
72-50-05 Exhaust Duct and Thermal Insulation
Bracket
77-20-01 Bus-bar, Probe Assembly and T5 Wiring
Harness
1. General
A. Personnel assembling the power section should refer to the INTRODUCTION section of
this manual to familiarize themselves with general overhaul procedures (Ref. Outline of
Overhaul Procedures).
C. A table of fits and clearances contained in this chapter (Ref. Table 601) is provided for
reference during assembly and installation of power section subassemblies, when
dimensional and clearance checks may be required between mating parts, and in related
chapters where fits and clearances tables deal specifically with one of the two mating
components in question.
D. The type of lockwire used during assembly shall comply, unless otherwise specified, with
Specification AMS5687 which is 0.025 inch diameter heat and corrosion resistant steel
wire (PWC05-089) and will not be specified in assembly instructions. If a smaller diameter
of wire, to the same specification is required, it will be stated in the assembly
instructions.
2. Consumable Materials
The consumable materials listed below are used in the following procedures.
For alternate products, suppliers and suppliers addresses, refer to Consumable Materials
List P/N 3043340.
The special tools listed below are used in the following procedures.
The fixtures, equipment and supplier tools listed below are used in the following procedures.
Name Remarks
Test Set TT1000A
5. Procedure
A. Assembly of Power Turbine Shaft Housing to Reduction Gearbox Rear Housing (Ref.
Fig. 501)
(1) Unidentified first-stage planet gears and ring gear must be index marked (Ref. Fig.
501) to ensure that initial gear teeth relationship, and hence tooth contact and
meshing characteristics, are maintained.
(a) With reduction gearbox rear housing (3) on bench, flange A down, install
preformed packing (7) in groove.
(b) Remove blanking caps from end of pressure oil tube (8) in power turbine shaft
housing assembly, and check that oil jet strainer (6) is installed.
(c) Install preformed packings (4) on transfer tube (5), and install transfer tube in
end of pressure oil tube (8). Install preformed packing (12) over end of
scavenge oil tube (11).
(e) Check that planet gear marked ‘‘X’’ is aligned with ring gear tooth marked ‘‘X’’,
ensuring that two planet gear teeth marked with work ‘‘UP’’ straddle ‘‘X’’ mark
on ring gear (Ref. Fig. 501, View A). Position planet gears ‘‘Y’’ and ‘‘Z’’ in a
similar manner with ring gear marks.
(f) Lower power turbine shaft housing assembly (10) on to rear-half reduction
gearbox housing (3). Align transfer tubes, dowel pin and studs with
corresponding holes, then hand press into position.
(g) Secure assemblies together with 12 self-locking nuts (9). Tighten nuts evenly
and torque 75 to 80 lb.in.
B. Assemble Power Turbine Shaft Housing and Reduction Gearbox Rear Housing (Ref.
Fig. 501)
(1) Install shaft housing and gearbox housing assembly, and thermal insulation blanket
in exhaust duct:
(a) Install exhaust duct (18) in overhaul stand (PWC30800) and secure to mount
ring (PWC30269).
(d) Lower gearbox rear housing and shaft housing assembly into exhaust duct,
aligning bolt holes in flanges.
(1) Check preformed packings (1, Fig. 501) are installed on transfer tubes (2 and 13),
and preformed packings (1 and 15) on tube (14), and inserted into ports in rear
housing. Check strainer (16) is located in front housing.
(2) Attach lifting eye (1, Fig. 502) (PWC30040) to propeller shaft flange.
(3) Hoist gearbox front housing assembly and install preformed packing (4), in groove
in gearbox front housing.
(4) Carefully lower gearbox front housing assembly on to gearbox rear housing and
exhaust duct.
(5) Align transfer tubes with corresponding oil ports, and locate dowel in hole. Turn
propeller shaft to facilitate gear meshing during installation.
(7) Secure gearbox and exhaust duct flanges with bolts (5), plain washers (3) and
self-locking nuts (2). Check bolt heads are on exhaust flange side (facing rear of
engine). Torque nuts 36 to 40 lb.in.
(8) Install lifting bracket (7) to exhaust flange (Ref. Fig. 502) with seven bolts (6), plain
washers (3) and self-locking nuts (2). Check bolt heads are on exhaust flange side
(facing rear of engine). Torque nuts 36 to 40 lb.in.
7 8
4 6
2 3 5
1
19
11
A 12
18
1
14
17
15
1
16
13
C8544
Reduction Gearbox Rear Housing and Power Turbine Shaft Housing Assembly
Figure 501
1. Preformed Packing
2. Transfer Tube
3. Reduction Gearbox Rear Housing
4. Preformed Packing
5. Transfer Tube
6. Oil Jet Strainer
7. Preformed Packing
8. Pressure Oil Tube
9. Self-locking Nuts
10. Power Turbine Shaft Housing Assembly
11. Scavenge Oil Tube
12. Preformed Packing
13. Transfer Tube
14. Transfer Tube
15. Preformed Packing
16. Sleeve Strainer
17. Thermal Insulation Blanket
18. Exhaust Duct (Ref. SB1197)
19. Sleeve (Post-SB1138, Alternative 1)
(9) On Post-SB1502 install bracket (8) to exhaust flange (Ref. Fig. 502) with bolt (5),
plain washer (3) and self-locking nut (2). Check bolt heads are on exhaust flange
side (facing rear of engine). Torque nuts 36 to 40 lb.in.
D. Power Turbine Shroud Installation and Clearance Check (Ref. Figs. 503 and 504)
(1) Turn power section to vertical position in stand with reduction gearbox down.
(2) Install No. 3 bearing cover (Pre-SB1430) assembly (2, Fig. 503):
(a) Pre-SB1171: Install bearing cover (2) and spacer (3) over end of power turbine
shaft housing. Secure cover assembly with retaining ring (4).
(b) Post-SB1171: Install No. 3 bearing cover assembly (2) with welded spacer over
end of turbine shaft housing. Secure cover assembly with retaining ring (4).
(c) Post-SB1287 turbine shaft housing: If a new No. 3 bearing cover assembly (2)
is to be installed, form four equally spaced dimples in cover assembly using
fixture (PWC32231), punch (PWC32232-50) and punch (PWC32232-51).
(d) Post-SB1287: Install formed No. 3 bearing cover assembly (2) over end of
turbine shaft housing and locate cover centrally on housing. Ensure there is
0.000 to 0.005 inch clearance between each dimple on cover and mating scallop
on housing. Secure cover assembly with retaining ring (4).
7 TDC
B
VIEW OF FLANGE A
IN DIRECTION OF ARROW B
5
7
C7262C
Installation of Reduction Gearbox Front Housing Assembly
Figure 502
1. Lifting Eye
2. Self-locking Nut
3. Washer
4. Preformed Packing
5. Bolt
6. Bolt
7. Lifting Bracket (Front)
8. Bracket
(e) Post-SB1389: Install No. 3 bearing cover assembly (2) over end of turbine
shaft housing. Ensure four lugs on bearing cover mate with four slots in end
of turbine shaft housing. Secure cover assembly (2) with retaining ring (4).
(3) Install power turbine shroud (5, Ref. Fig. 504) in exhaust duct with downstream
lands facing inward toward front of engine. If original shroud is being installed,
align ‘‘X’’ mark with offset hole in exhaust duct flange D.
NOTE: The power turbine shroud inside diameter embodies two sets of double
knife-edge lands; downstream at front, and upstream at midway position.
These lands are measured to verify concentricity of shroud, and
determine power turbine blade tip clearance.
(4) Install adapter (6), (PWC32209) on power turbine shaft (7) and secure with
retaining bolt (8).
(5) Select correct contact point (9) and install on radius gage (1) (PWC32380)
fingertight.
NOTE: Radius gage (1) and gage master (10) are common to all PT6 engines.
Contact point (9) is supplied with gage, in four lengths to suit different
engine models.
(6) Install radius gage (1) on gage master (10) and locate contact point on correct step.
Set dial indicator (2) to zero.
NOTE: Use crank (3) to position contact point at axial center of step.
(7) Remove radius gage from gage master, without disturbing dial indicator zero
setting, and mount radius gage on adapter (6).
(8) Position contact point on shroud upstream land and secure radius gage to adapter
using three bolts (4). Torque bolts 20 to 30 lb.in.
(9) Rotate radius gage and record largest and smallest measurement of shroud radius.
Remove gage and install on master.
(10) Repeat steps (6) through (9) preceding for shroud downstream lands.
(11) Using an outside micrometer, measure and record largest and smallest diameters of
power turbine. Measure diameters across blade tips corresponding to downstream
lands on shroud.
(12) Repeat step (11), measuring diameters across blade tips corresponding to shroud
upstream lands.
(13) Subtract related measurements to obtain average tip clearance (REF. NO. 342,
Table 601).
NOTE: The average tip clearances at upstream and downstream lands must fall
within limits specified but not necessarily identical to each other.
(14) Remove bolt (8) and adapter (6) from shaft when tip clearance is within limits.
(15) Remove and replace shroud when clearance is outside specified limits. Repeat steps
(6) through (14).
(16) Grind shroud lands when clearance is below allowable limit (Ref. Para. E.,
following).
(1) When power turbine blade tip clearance is below limit (REF. NO. 342, Table 601),
grind shroud lands as follows:
(a) Install adapter (6, Fig. 504, PWC32209) on power turbine shaft (7) and secure
with bolt (8).
(b) Ensure grinding wheel (8, Fig. 505, PWC32528) is dressed, clean, presents an
even surface and is securely installed on grinder (4, PWC37918).
NOTE: Grinding wheel may be dressed using diamond dresser (7) before or
after installation of grinder on adapter, or during grinding operation.
(c) Place cover (6, PWC30237) and grinder assembly (4) on adapter and secure
with bolts (5). Torque bolts 20 to 30 lb.in.
(d) Position grinding wheel axially in line with upstream shroud land by rotating
axial adjuster (1). Lock adjuster using lockscrew (2).
(e) Rotate grinder around shroud and turn radial adjuster (3) until wheel contacts
shroud land. Back-off radial adjuster one full turn.
(f) Connect compressed air (36 SCFM at 90 psig) supply hose (11) to grinder (9)
and operate grinding wheel.
(g) Rotate grinder around shroud at a steady rate and slowly turn radial adjuster
until wheel contacts shroud land.
(h) Continue steadily rotating grinder, and progressively turn radial adjuster until
recommended clearance is obtained (REF. NO. 342, Table 601).
(i) Repeat steps (b) through (h) preceding, for shroud downstream land grinding.
(j) Disconnect air supply hose (11) and remove shroud grinder (4) and cover
(6). Ensure entire area is clean and free of foreign materials.
(k) Repeat Paragraph D., steps (8) through (15), to recheck clearances.
(m) Remove bolt (8, Fig. 504) and adapter (6) from power turbine shaft.
F. Install Power Turbine Disk and Blade Assembly (Ref. Figs. 506 and 507)
(1) Apply a light film of lubricant (PWC04-002) to splines of turbine disk (Ref. Fig.
506).
(2) Align master splines and install power turbine disk and blade assembly on power
turbine shaft.
(3) Make sure that new keywasher (2) is dry and free from burrs, then apply a light film
of lubricant (PWC04-002) to bore surfaces of keywasher, shoulder and threads on
bolt (1).
(4) Place keywasher on bolt, then insert bolt into centerbore of turbine disk.
(5) Install wrench (6) (PWC30332) on exhaust duct flange D, with lugs (3) of balancing
ring engaged correctly in seat of wrench.
(6) Place sleeve (7) (PWC30336) in turbine centerbore, and torque mounting bolt (1)
(REF. NO. 541, Table 601) using conventional socket, extension (8) and torque
wrench (9).
(7) Remove torque wrench, socket, extension and protective sleeve from centerbore of
wrench (6).
(8) Unscrew nut (5, Fig. 507) in a counterclockwise direction to top of threads (4).
(9) Insert squeezer (6) (PWC30458) into centerbore of power turbine (1), and, without
using force, tighten screw (3) until resistance is felt.
(10) Holding screw (3) with a suitable wrench, turn nut (5) clockwise to crimp keywasher
(7) correctly.
(11) Remove squeezer (6) by turning screw (3) counterclockwise. Separate wrench (2)
from exhaust duct.
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
C8529
Installation of Power Turbine and Shroud
Figure 503
1. Exhaust Duct
2. No. 3 Bearing Cover Assembly (Pre-SB1171), or
(Post-SB1171/Pre-SB1287), or (Post-SB1287)
3. Spacer (Pre-SB1171)
4. Retaining Ring
5. Power Turbine Shroud
6. Power Turbine
7. Keywasher
8. Power Turbine Mounting Bolt
(12) Examine centerbore of power turbine for metal chips; remove chips with a
lint-free cloth.
G. Installation of Power Turbine Stator Housing and Stator Assembly (Ref. Fig. 508)
(1) Place stator assembly (3) with leading edge of vanes (small end) facing up.
(3) With offset holes aligned, install complete stator housing and stator assembly on
exhaust duct.
(4) Position two half-rings (2) on forward face of flange D. Align offset hole in flange D
and secure with four alignment pins (PWC32212).
(5) Install two silver-plated bolts (5) at 1 and 7 o’clock positions through half-rings,
stator housing and exhaust duct flange D. Torque bolts 32 to 36 lb.in.
(1) Install T5 harness (1) on exhaust duct (15), aligning reference marks on harness
with harness clips (2 and 3) on exhaust duct housing.
(2) Secure harness to clips (2 and 3) on housing (15) and to clips (4) on stator housing
(7) with safety wire lacing (PWC05-110) (Ref. Detail A and B).
DOWNSTREAM
7
9
1
2
6 4
3
5
C41411
Power Turbine Tip Clearance Check
Figure 504
1. Radius Gage
2. Dial Indicator
3. Axial Adjustment Crank
4. Bolt
5. Power Turbine Shroud
6. Adapter
7. Power Turbine Shaft
8. Bolt
9. Contact Point
10. Gage Master
(3) Install containment ring (13) on exhaust duct (15) (flange D), with large scallop
positioned over T5 harness (1), and small scallops aligned with half-ring retaining
bolts (16) at 1 and 7 o’clock positions.
(4) Secure containment ring (13) to exhaust duct (15) with 10 silver-plated bolts (14).
Tighten bolts, torque 32 to 36 lb.in., and safety wire (PWC05-089) 12 bolts (14
and 16) on flange D.
(5) Install interstage sealing ring (8) (Pre-SB1218) on stator housing (7) ensuring ring
gaps are diametrically opposite. Alternative, install one interstae sealing ring (8)
(Post-SB1218) on stator housing (7) with ‘‘PRESS’’ marking facing upward, i.e.,
unmarked face toward containment ring.
(6) Mount bus-bar (9 and 10), with holes in mounting lugs aligned with mounting holes
on rear end flange of stator housing (7), and adjust terminal lugs to align with probe
mounting bosses.
(7) Position five retaining plates (12) on top of bus-bar mounting brackets so that ends
overlap bracket and each other. Secure bus-bar assembly and retaining plates to
stator housing with five screws (11). Tighten screws, torque 22 to 24 lb.in., and safety
wire.
(8) Place a new copper washer (22) on each thermocouple probe (5) and insert probes
into stator housing bosses. Loosely secure probes with probe coupling nut (21).
NOTE: On engines with stator housing blanked with two plugs (24) adjacent to
6 o’clock position, check plugs are tight and wirelocked together.
(9) Align probe terminals (20 and 23) with bus-bar terminal lugs. Using wrench
(PWC30114-08), tighten probe coupling nuts; torque (REF. NO. 597, Table 601), and
safety wire.
(10) Using No. 400 grit abrasive cloth (PWC05-061), carefully clean contact surfaces of
thermocouple probe terminals, bus-bar terminal lugs and harness lugs before
making connections.
11
10
2
4
9
8 6
7
C41412
Grinding of Power Turbine Shroud
Figure 505
1. Axial Adjuster
2. Axial Adjuster Lockscrew
3. Radial Adjuster
4. Grinder Assembly
5. Bolt
6. Cover
7. Diamond Wheel Dresser
8. Grinding Wheel
9. Grinder Motor
10. Swivel Coupling
11. Air Supply Hose
(12) Torque Pre-SB1503 capscrews (19) (REF. NO. 596, Table 601) using 9/64 and 7/64
inch Allen wrenches on their respective alumel (20) or chromel (23) terminal. Safety
wire each screw separately to associated terminal lug.
(13) For Post-SB1503 engines, hold square of probe terminal with 9/32-inch open-end
wrench and install Post-SB1503 hex head bolts to secure bus-bar terminal lugs to
probe terminals (20 and 23) on each of eight probes. Torque the bolts securing
the alumel (20) terminal, 8 to 10 lb.in. and safety wire. Torque the bolts securing the
chromel (23) terminal, 8 to 12 lb.in. and safety wire.
(14) Install Pre-SB1503 capscrews to secure leads (6) and (17) of T5 harness (1) to
lugs on bus-bar assembly terminal, alumel at 10 o’clock position, chromel at
5 o’clock position. Torque Pre-SB1503 capscrews (REF. NO. 596, Table 601) and
safety wire.
(15) For Post-SB1503 engines, install hex head bolts to secure leads of T5 harness (1)
to lugs on bus-bar assembly terminals, alumel at 10 o’clock position, chromel at
5 o’clock position. Torque the bolt securing the longer alumel lead (17), 8 to 10 lb.in.
and safety wire. Torque the bolt securing the shorter chromel lead (6), 8 to
12 lb.in. and safety wire.
(a) Using test set connect leads to chromel and alumel terminal posts on terminal
block and measure loop resistance of T5 system. Resistance should be
between 0.58 and 0.74 ohms.
3
2
1
5 4
DIRECTION FOR
TORQUING
7
9
C486C
Power Turbine - Torquing
Figure 506
(a) Using test set connect one lead to either chromel or alumel post on terminal,
and other lead to bus-bar mounting bracket or similar ground.
(b) Measure insulation resistance; this should not be less than 50000 ohms.
(a) Using test set connect leads to alumel and chromel terminal posts on terminal
block.
(b) Using a suitable heat source, such as a 100-watt soldering iron capable of
heating a probe to 94°C (201°F), apply heat to one thermocouple probe.
(d) Repeat test on each probe in turn. Allow heated probe to cool to room
temperature before testing next probe. Cooling period may be reduced by use
of a mild air blast.
4
5
1 2
6
C1280
Power Turbine - Locking
Figure 507
1. Power Turbine
2. Wrench
3. Screw
4. Thread
5. Nut
6. Squeezer
7. Keywasher
8. Power Turbine Mounting Bolt
2
5
4
3
C7257A
Installation of Power Turbine Stator Housing and Stator Assembly
Figure 508
1. Exhaust Duct
2. Containment Mounting Half Rings
3. Stator Assembly
4. Stator Housing
5. Bolts (Silver-plated)
15
14
13
16
17
1
18
A
B
STATOR HOUSING
ASSEMBLY
2
3
4
12
5
11
EXHAUST DUCT
10 ASSEMBLY
9 6
8 7 19
23
20
A B
21
22
NOTE
CORRECT LACING OF
HARNESS TO CLIPS DETAIL OF TYPICAL THERMOCOUPLE
PROBES
C7253
T5 Thermocouple Harness and Bus-bar Assembly and Interstage Sealing Ring
Figure 509
1. T5 Thermocouple Harness
2. Harness Clip
3. Exhaust Duct Harness Clip
4. Stator Housing Harness Clip
5. T5 Thermocouple Probe (Ref. SB1212)
6. Short Lead
7. Stator Housing
8. Interstage Sealing Ring (2 ea.) (Pre-SB1218) or Interstage
Sealing Ring (1 ea.) (Post-SB1218)
9. Alumel Bus-bar
10. Chromel Bus-bar
11. Bus-bar Mounting Screw
12. Retaining Plate (Post-SB1102)
13. Power Turbine Containment Ring (Post-SB1220/Pre-
SB1427) or (Post-SB1427)
14. Bolt (Silver-plated) (Post-SB1220)
15. Exhaust Duct
16. Bolt (Half-ring Retaining) (Silver-plated)
17. Long Lead
18. Half-ring
19. Capscrews (Pre-SB1503) or Hex Head Bolts (Post-SB1503)
20. Alumel Terminal
21. Coupling Nut
22. Copper Washer
23. Chromel Terminal
24. DELETED
1. General
Personnel engaged in overhaul of the power section should acquaint themselves with
general information on symbols, terms, and Inspection Frequency Requirement (IFR) letters
(Ref. 72-00-00, FITS AND CLEARANCES). REF. numbers applicable to this section
should be read in conjunction with locations on Figure 601.
NOTE: Torque 600 to 650 lb.in., loosen and retorque to limits shown.
FLANGE A
307
597
226
342 596
382
541
1283
496
383
478
244
ASSEMBLE RING WITH ’PRESS’ MARKING
FACING THIS DIRECTION
C8528A
Power Section - Fits and Clearances
Figure 601
1. General
A. Personnel engaged in storage of the power section should acquaint themselves with the
INTRODUCTION section of this manual to familiarize themselves with general overhaul
procedures (Ref. Outline of Manual Overhaul Procedures).
2. Consumable Materials
The consumable materials listed below are used in the following procedures.
For alternate products, suppliers and suppliers addresses, refer to Consumable Materials
List P/N 3043340.
Not Applicable
Not Applicable
5. Procedure
(3) Blank exhaust ports and rear end of stator housing with suitable rigid blanking
pieces to ensure protection of internal parts against possible damage and the
ingress of foreign objects.
(4) Blank all accessory pads and open ports with approved-type shipping covers and
caps.
(6) Tie four (16-unit) freshly activated bags of desiccant (PWC15-001) to assembly, two
bags each side, ensuring they do not contact metallic parts of power section and
thus set up corrosion.
(8) Enclose complete power section and supporting cradle in a transparent polyethylene
film envelope (0.006 inch thick).
(9) Heat-seal edges of envelope, leaving one corner open. Evacuate as much air as
possible, then seal remaining corner.
(10) Identify assembly with part number, engine model and serial number, description
and date of storage.
(11) Store in clean, dry, enclosed area. Check humidty level weekly.
1. General
Light overhaul of the power section constitutes servicing necessary to investigate and rectify
a problem, or defect, for which an engine or power section has been returned to an
overhaul facility after unscheduled removal (Ref. 72-00-00, LIGHT OVERHAUL).
Inspection procedures are applicable to scheduled overhaul. When used as a guide for Light
Overhaul, the procedures must be evaluated by qualified specialists who must decide
whether parts are suitable for re-use, require repair, or require replacement with new parts.
Determine extent of light overhaul necessary for power section sub-assemblies and
components (Ref. Table 1301). This table lists the various conditions under which a power
section is eligible for unscheduled removal, together with associated chapters.
TABLE 1301, Light Overhaul Reference for Unscheduled Removal - Power Section
Reason for Unscheduled Removal
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Chapter Reference
* * * * * * * * * * * * 72-10-00
* * * * * * * * * * * * 72-11-00
* * * * * * * * 72-50-03
* * * * * * * * * * * 72-50-04
* * * * * * * * * 72-50-05
* * * * * 77-20-01
LEGEND:
1. Overspeed
2. Unusual Oil Conditions (smoky starts included)
3. Immersion in Water
4. Dropped Engine
5. Overtorque
6. Overtemperature
7. Hot Section Inspection
8. Lightning Strike
9. Sudden Stoppage
10. Defective Planet Gear Sleeve Bearing
11. Defective Torquemeter
12. Propeller Shaft Oil Transfer Tube Sleeve Binding on Shaft
TABLE 1301, Light Overhaul Reference for Unscheduled Removal - Power Section (Cont’d)
Reason for Unscheduled Removal
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Chapter Reference
13. Damaged Ring Gear and Second-stage Sun Gear
14. Loss of all Power Turbine Blades
15. Fire Extinguisher Agent Contamination
A. Category A
(1) When overtemperature conditions fall within category A (Ref. 72-00-00, Fig. 1301).
(a) Remove power section from gas generator assembly (Ref. 72-00-00,
DISASSEMBLY) and inspect the following components:
1 Power turbine stator assembly for cracks, erosion or other damage (Ref.
72-50-03, LIGHT OVERHAUL).
b Blade shift; protrusion of root either side of disk rim shall not exceed
0.020 inch.
c Nicks, dents and pits on leading and trailing edges; maximum one per
blade up to 0.010 inch deep.
d Nicks, dents and pits on areas other than leading and trailing edges;
maximum three per blade up to 0.003 inch deep.
3 Exhaust duct for cracks and distortion (Ref. 72-50-05, LIGHT OVERHAUL).
5 Inspect sealing ring for wear, fretting or distortion. Rings displaying sharp
edges, fretting on the inside diameter, or end gap less than 0.030 inch
when installed on compressor turbine shroud housing, should be rejected
and a new sealing ring installed (Ref. Sub-assembly).
(2) Assemble power section to gas generator assembly (Ref. 72-00-00, FINAL
ASSEMBLY) and test engine (Ref. 72-00-00, TESTING).
4. Engine Overtemperature
A. Overtemperature - Category A
B. Overtemperature - Category B
(1) Remove power section from gas generator assembly (Ref. 72-00-00,
DISASSEMBLY).
(2) Disassemble power section (Ref. Disassembly), and proceed with unscheduled
overhaul (Ref. Table 1301).
5. Dropped Engine
A. Procedure
(2) Turn propeller shaft assembly by hand; listen for power turbine blade tip rub, or
rough running of power section bearings (No. 3 and 4) and gearbox bearings.
(3) Visually inspect through vane ring the power turbine blade tips and shroud for
cracks, evidence of rub, and disks for scoring or rubbing.
NOTE: If any doubt exits as to the integrity of these parts, conduct a light
overhaul inspection of these components in accordance with the
appropriate chapter (Ref. Table 1301), including measuring and recording
power turbine blade tip clearance (Ref. Sub-assembly), and compare
with previous readings.
(5) Install power section on gas generator assembly (Ref. 72-00-00, FINAL
ASSEMBLY).
(2) Check run out of detailed parts (Ref. 72-50-04, LIGHT OVERHAUL).
7. Damaged Ring Gear, First and Second-Stage Sun Gear or Power Turbine Shaft Coupling
A. Procedure
(b) Inspect first-stage sun gear and power turbine shaft coupling (Ref. 72-50-04,
LIGHT OVERHAUL).