R22 – Emergency Procedures – Ververelis Dimitris

R22 - Emergency Procedures

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Best glide ratio in Maximum glide distance autorotational configuration is about:

7,4:1 or 1NM per 1300 Ft AGL

4,7:1 or 1NM per 2300 Ft AGL

4,0:1 or 1NM per 1500 Ft AGL

None

If power failure occurs at night:

do not turn on landing lights above 1000ft AGL to preserve battery power

turn on landing lights immediately

do not turn on landing lights above 1000 ft AGL to avoid glare

None

Power failure general, when collective is lowered at high speed and forward CG

Aft cyclic is required

No cyclic input is required

Use slightly forward cyclic to prevent pitch-up

None

Fire in-flight:

Land as soon as practical

If engine is running shut-off fuel valve and execute autorotation immediately

If engine stops running, shut-off fuel valve and execute autorotation landing

None

The procedure to adopt when the tail rotor fails is:

Autorotate

Neither

Flyslow

None

If STARTER-ON light does not go out when ignition switch is released:

Continue an attempt to start

pull mixture to idle cut-off

Turn fuel shut off valve off

None

The following constitutes abnormal operation of the CLUTCH warning light:

The light comes on momentarily

The light remains on for more than 5-6s.

The light remains on for more than 7-8s.

None

The following action should first be taken when an electrical fire in flight occurs:

Do nothing just land immediately.

Master battery and alternator switch off.

Enter autorotation.

None

Several possible plans of action are specified in the manual when there is an emergency. The following lists possible plans as they appear on the R-22 POH.

Land immediately, land as soon as practical, land as soon as possible, continue flight

land as soon as practical, land immediately

Continue flight, land as soon as practical, land as soon as possible, land immediately

None

In-adverted encounter with moderate turbulence

Continue flight, the helicopter is well with in limits

Depart the area or land as soon as practical

Land immediately

None

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R22 - Emergency Procedures

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