KingAir 67engine ICA PDF
KingAir 67engine ICA PDF
KingAir 67engine ICA PDF
AIRWORTHINESS
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NOTICE
This document must be referenced on Block 8 of FAA form 337 and added to the
aircraft permanent record as required by 14 CFR Part 91, §91.417 (a)(2)(vi) when
the reference FAA-STC modification is accomplished on eligible aircraft. This
document complies with the requirements of 14 CFR Part 23, §23.1529, in
accordance with 14 CFR Part 23, Appendix G.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
00-00 Introduction…………………………………………………………………………… 3
01-00 Operations Information……………………………………………………………… 3
04-00 Limitations……………………………………………………………………………. 3
05-00 Periodic Inspections…………………………………………………………………. 4
05-20 Inspection Checks…………………………………………………………………… 4
12-00 Servicing……………………………………………………………………………… 5
12-20 Engine Washing……………………………………………………………………… 5
51-70 Repairs………………………………………………………………………………... 5
61-00 Propeller………………………………………………………………………………. 5
72-00 Engine………………………………………………………………………………… 5
76-00 Powerplant Controls………………………………………………………………… 5
77-00 Engine Indicating……………………………………………………………………. 6
77-10 Ground Performance Check……………………………………………………….. 6
Ground Performance Worksheet………………………………………………….. 7
Parts List………………………………………………………………………………………. 12
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Airworthiness
Super King Air B300/B300C Series
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00-00 INTRODUCTION:
This document provides instructions for the continued airworthiness (ICA) for Super King
Air B300/B300C Series aircraft modified by authority of Blackhawk Modifications, Inc. STC
SA02658LA. It is applicable to B300/B300C certified at maximum takeoff weights of
15,000 pounds as well as B300/B300C certified at maximum takeoff weights of 16,500
pounds or 17,500 pounds per Note 15 and Note 8 of FAA Type Certificate Data Sheet
A24CE.
When references are made in this document such as “only applies to 16,500 lb. and 17,500
lb. aircraft”, it is referring to the heavier weight variants described above. When no
reference is made regarding maximum takeoff weight, the information is pertinent to all
three weight variants.
This document supplements or supersedes the basic and applicable Super King Air Model
300 Series Maintenance Manual, only in those areas listed herein for the appropriate
aircraft model and serial number.
The STC replaces the original engines and propellers with two Pratt & Whitney PT6A-67A
engines and MT Propeller, model MTV-27-1-N-C-F-R(P)/CFR260-65b propellers, in
accordance with Blackhawk Modifications Master Drawing List 200914-000.
The engine installation requires a minor modification to the upper forward cowling. The
engine bleed-off air is no longer ducted overboard so the BOV outlet louvers on the left
side cowls are removed. A small cowl flap has been added to the oil cooler air outlet. The
engine mounted aft fire seal has been modified with a four-piece extension weldment and
the start/generator metal cooling duct/adapter has been slightly shortened.
The 5-blade MT Propeller installation eliminated the original equipment Ground Idle Stop
System. It did require a different de-icing brush block assembly and mounting bracket as
well as different brackets for the prop-sync and speed pick-up sensors.
04-00 LIMITATIONS:
NOTICE:
This section is FAA approved and specifies maintenance required under §§43.16
and 91.403 of the Federal Aviation Regulations unless an alternative program
has been FAA approved.
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There are no changes to the airworthiness limitations of those listed in the following
manuals:
Airframe………………… Super King Air 300 Series Airworthiness Limitations Manual
130-590031-211E
Engine…………………. Pratt and Whitney Canada PT6A-67 Maintenance Manual
3036132 and Service Bulletin 14002 Rev 23 or newer
Propeller………………. MT Propeller manual 61-00-83-E-1083
The periodic inspection requirements are unchanged from that of the original
manufacturers or operators approved inspection schedule with the addition of the items
listed in section 05-20.
The airframe, cowling and all airframe systems should be inspected as outlined in the
Super King Air 300 Series Maintenance Manual, part number 130-590031-11 or other FAA
approved inspection program.
The engine and all engine systems should be inspected as outlined in the Pratt and
Whitney Canada (PWC) PT6A-67 Maintenance Manual, number 3036132 or other FAA
approved inspection program.
At each engine inspection interval but not to exceed 400 operating hours, inspect the
following:
a. The aft fire-seal extension weldments for proper attachment, cracks, any other
damage.
b. All forward and aft fire-seal and cowling silicon/rubber seals for proper sealing, cuts,
abrasion and any other damage
d. Oil cooler air inlet and outlet for obstructions and damage
e. Perform an engine ground performance check and record results for trend
evaluation
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12-00 SERVICING:
The engine should be serviced with turbine engine oil as stated in the most current revision
of PWC SB 14001. Engine oil changes are on-condition.
For aircraft with oil coolers p/n 8002545 Blackhawk recommends backwashing the cooler
air passage every 12 months with a mild soap/water solution applied with low pressure.
For continuous operations in dusty or excessively pollutant environments more frequent
washes may be necessary.
51-70 REPAIRS
Repairs to the Airbox Extension Weldments are authorized but should be consistent with
the standard practices outlined in the King Air 300 Structural Repair Manual. Parts with
multiple damaged areas or cracks closer than 2 inches should be replaced.
Repairs to the Aero-Classics Oil Cooler, p/n 8002545, is not authorized except by a
certified repair facility
61-00 PROPELLER:
For propeller removal and installation procedures refer to Blackhawk Propeller Installation
drawing 200914-005 and MT Propeller Operation and Installation Manual 61-00-83-E-
1083.
72-00 ENGINE:
For engine removal and installation procedures refer to Blackhawk Engine Installation
drawing 200914-002 and the Super King Air 300 Series Maintenance Manual 130-590031-
11.
Rig the engine and propeller controls per the Blackhawk Engine Control Rigging
Procedure Document 200914-800.
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All engine indicators should be range marked in accordance with the Limitations section
of Blackhawk AFMS 200914-20, 201612-08 or 201612-09. Reference Blackhawk
Indicator drawing 200914-003 (for aircraft equipped with Proline 2 avionics).
Engine ground performance check history is a tool used to evaluate the effects of
progressive engine performance deterioration, inaccuracies in engine instrumentation or
component replacement. For this tool to be effective it is important that baseline
performance data is established and subsequent data is collected at regular intervals. This
data is only for predicting needed maintenance or trouble shooting engine performance
and should never be used as the sole criterion for determining the airworthiness of an
engine. Refer to the MINIMUM TAKEOFF POWER chart and procedures in the
appropriate Airplane Flight Manual Supplement to determine if the engines are producing
sufficient power for airworthy operation.
Prior to performing the following check, the engine cowling must be in place to ensure
consistency of engine check parameters, F.O.D. screens must not be installed.
1. Record indicated outside air temperature (IOAT), as shown on the ship’s oat
indicator, in degrees Celsius in Table 1.
2. Record pressure altitude, which is the value of pilot’s altimeter with 29.92 set in
Kollsman window, in Table 1 on the next page.
3. Using this IOAT and Pressure Altitude from Table 1, determine target torque, ITT,
fuel flow, and N1 limits from Chart 1 and record in Table 1.
5. Position the airplane crosswind (90° to the wind direction to eliminate variation in
parameters due to changing wind velocity).
7. Ensure that the air-conditioning, bleed air and generator are all off on the engine
being checked.
8. Position the ice vanes in the retracted position (Engine Anti-Ice is OFF).
9. Verify that the propeller levers are in the high rpm mode.
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10. Bring the power levers forward to establish a torque indication equal to the target
torque value determined in Step 3.
Note: Do not exceed torque redline limitations or any other engine limitations such as
ITT or Ng speed of the engine.
11. Allow the engine to stabilize at this power setting for 2 minutes minimum. Record
actual fuel flow, Ng and ITT indications in Table 1 for engine being checked.
12. Compare the actual values recorded with the target values as determined in Step
3. If any of the actual values exceed the target ITT, fuel flow, and Ng values
maintenance action maybe indicated, troubleshoot in accordance with the P&WC
Maintenance Manual § 72-00-00.
Target Torque – Tq
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Field Barometric
TAMB [C] TQ [%] WF [pph] NG [%] ITT [C]
Pressure [in.Hg]
‐40.0 100.0 659
‐30.0 100.0 666
‐20.0 100.0 673
‐10.0 100.0 681
0.0 100.0 687 Same at all Same at all
31 10.0 100.0 695 pressure pressure
20.0 100.0 702 altitudes altitudes
30.0 100.0 709
40.0 100.0 717
50.0 100.0 725
‐40.0 96.4 637 89.0 577
‐30.0 96.4 644 90.7 609
‐20.0 96.4 651 92.3 640
‐10.0 96.4 657 93.8 671
0.0 96.4 664 95.4 702
29.92 10.0 96.4 671 96.9 733
20.0 96.4 678 98.3 764
30.0 96.4 686 99.8 795
40.0 96.4 693 101.2 825
50.0 96.4 700 102.6 850
‐40.0 93.8 619
‐30.0 93.8 626
‐20.0 93.8 632
‐10.0 93.8 639
0.0 93.8 646 Same at all Same at all
29 10.0 93.8 652 pressure pressure
20.0 93.8 659 altitudes altitudes
30.0 93.8 666
40.0 93.8 673
50.0 93.8 681
‐40.0 90.2 598
‐30.0 90.2 604
‐20.0 90.2 610
‐10.0 90.2 617
0.0 90.2 623 Same at all Same at all
28 10.0 90.2 630 pressure pressure
20.0 90.2 637 altitudes altitudes
30.0 90.2 643
40.0 90.2 650
50.0 90.2 657
‐40.0 86.8 578
‐30.0 86.8 584
‐20.0 86.8 590
‐10.0 86.8 596
0.0 86.8 602 Same at all Same at all
27 10.0 86.8 609 pressure pressure
20.0 86.8 615 altitudes altitudes
30.0 86.8 622
40.0 86.8 629
50.0 86.8 635
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Field Barometric
TAMB [C] TQ [ft‐lbs] WF [pph] NG [%] ITT [C]
Pressure [in.Hg]
‐40.0 83.5 558
‐30.0 83.5 564
‐20.0 83.5 570
‐10.0 83.5 576
0.0 83.5 582 Same at all Same at all
26 10.0 83.5 588 pressure pressure
20.0 83.5 594 altitudes altitudes
30.0 83.5 600
40.0 83.5 607
50.0 83.5 613
‐40.0 80.2 538
‐30.0 80.2 544
‐20.0 80.2 549
‐10.0 80.2 555
0.0 80.2 561 Same at all Same at all
25 10.0 80.2 567 pressure pressure
20.0 80.2 573 altitudes altitudes
30.0 80.2 579
40.0 80.2 585
50.0 80.2 592
‐40.0 76.8 519
‐30.0 76.8 524
‐20.0 76.8 530
‐10.0 76.8 535
0.0 76.8 541 Same at all Same at all
24 10.0 76.8 547 pressure pressure
20.0 76.8 553 altitudes altitudes
30.0 76.8 558
40.0 76.8 565
50.0 76.8 570
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PARTS LIST:
This parts listing is provided for quick reference to basic modification parts and attaching
hardware. For a detailed list of required parts and installation instructions consult the
following Blackhawk STC drawings:
200914-006 Oil Cooler Installation (16,500 & 17,500 lbs. aircraft ONLY)
Phone; +1-254-755-6711
Email; support@blackhawk.aero
Web address; www.blackhawk.aero
PWC CFirst
Global Number
(IAC)+8000-268-8000
Email; cfirst@pwc.ca
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NOTE: THIS PAGE ONLY APPLIES TO KING AIR 350/-67A MODIFICATIONS THAT
ARE APPROVED AT 16,500 LBS AND/OR 17,500 LBS IN GROSS WEIGHT.
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