Akiazusa Posted June 14, 2022 Posted June 14, 2022 (edited) Hi,It's just a small problem,and I know you devs are still working hard on the some systems, But since the switching logic is already in the sim,I decide to post it here. Issue: The Single Engine TGT Limiter switching logic is based on the on/off of the failed engine. Expect:I think it should based on torque output of that engine,if the torque output of that engine drops below 51%,then the TGT limiter will be changed from 867 to 896℃ Evidence: TM 251-10 -------2.43.1 Electrical Control Unit 701-----line 12 (something like :when opposite engine torque is 51% or below, contingency power is automatically enabled) (I know this is for ECU on 701 engine instead of DEC on 701c,so please also check ---on the same page,right next to it---2.43.3 Digital Electronic Control 701C-----line 5---- it says the DEC of 701C has the same functions of the ECU on 701 engine expect something else not related to this) Here is the track:Single Engine TGT Limiter switching logic.trk In the track: First,I lowered the power lever of right engine so the torque output of that engine is dropped below 51%,and on the Engine page the TGT of the opposite engine rose to around 867℃ but is limited at that value. Then I retarded the lever to idle,the TGT is still limited at that value.(electricity was out for a second due to low engine rpm I think) Finally I shut down the right engine,and the TGT of the opposite engine immediately rose a lot above that limit despite I didn't touch anything else. Then I crashed into the sea. Thank you for your hard work Edited June 14, 2022 by Akiazusa Kyoto Animation forever!
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