- Holder
- General Electric Company
- Revision
- 7
- Revised
- February 15, 1966
- Status
- Current
- Product
- Engine
- Models
- 3
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Models · 3
| Model | Also known as | Note |
|---|---|---|
| CJ805-3 | ||
| CJ805-3B | ||
| CJ805-3A |
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FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY
E-306
Revision 7
GENERAL ELECTRIC
CJ805-3
CJ805-3A
CJ805-3B
February 15, 1966
TYPE CERTIFICATE DATA SHEET NO. E-306
Engines of models described herein conforming with this data sheet (which is a part of type certificate No. E-306) and other
approved data on file with the Federal Aviation Agency, meet the minimum standards for use in certificated aircraft in
accordance with pertinent aircraft data sheets and applicable portions of the Civil Air Regulations provided they are installed,
operated and maintained as prescribed by the approved manufacturer's manuals and other approved instructions.
Manufacturer General Electric Company
Flight Propulsion Division
Cincinnati 15, Ohio
Model CJ805-3, -3A CJ805-3B
Type Turbojet 17-stage axial flow compressor 3-stage turbine,
cannular type combustion chamber
- -
Ratings (also see NOTES 5 & 6)
Maximum continuous at sea level;
Static thrust, lb. 9,800 - -
Takeoff (5 min.) at sea level:
Static thrust, lb. 11,200 11,650
Fuel control, Woodward G.E. P/N 107R122 - -
Fuel pump, Pesco Model No. 022819 two-element gear type - -
CIT sensor, Woodward G.E. P/N 512D737 - -
Fuel (also see NOTE 8) Kerosene, JP-4 and JP-5 fuels conforming to GE
Spec M50T968 or D50TF2
- -
Oil Synthetic type conforming to GE Spec D50TF1.
G.E. Operation Engineering Bulletin No. 7 lists
approved brand oils.
- -
Principal dimensions:
Length, in. 110.4 - -
Width, in. 39.9 (max. envelope) - -
Height, in. 48.8 (max. envelope) - -
C.G. location:
Aft of front frame flange forward face, in. 55.9 - -
Below centerline of engine 0.9 - -
Weight (dry), lb. (including basic engine
accessories and oil supply tank, but
excluding starter, ignition system power
source, jet nozzle and exhaust nozzle)
2850 2875
Ignition system Two ignition units Bendix Scintilla Two ignition units GLA Model
(110 volts-400 cycle) TFN-10 or GLA Model 40634, 42000, 42028,
or 42398. Two igniter plugs AC JB-805 or
JC-805 (see NOTE 13); or Champion
AA-308-5, AA-308-9 (see NOTE 13),
FHE-100-X6 or FHE-100-6C.
40634, 42000, 42028 or
42398. Two igniter plugs AC
JB-805 or JC-805 (see NOTE
13); or Champion AA-308-X1,
AA-308-1, AA-308-5 or AA-
308-9 (see NOTE 13).
NOTES 1 through 12 1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9,10,11,12
"- -" indicates "same as preceding model"
"" indicates "does not apply"
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Certification basis CAR 13 effective June 15, 1936, as amended by 13-1, 13-2 and 13-3. Type Certificate No. 306 issued
September 9, 1958; CJ805-3B added November 9, 1960, CJ805-3A added June 30, 1961. Date of
Application for Type Certificate November 2, 1956.
Production basis Production Certificate No. 108.
NOTE 1. Maximum permissible temperatures:
CJ805-3, -3A CJ805-3B
Turbine exhaust gas temperature
Takeoff (5 min.) 1170°F 1170°F
Max. continuous 1040°F 1080°F
Max. transient for acceleration (3 min.) 1182°F - -
Max. transient for acceleration (1.5 min.) 1202°F
Max. transient for starting (4 sec.) 1400°F - -
Max. transient for starting (2 sec.) 1508°F - -
Oil inlet temperature 250°F - -
Accessory drive zone, max. ambient air temp. 300°F - -
NOTE 2. Fuel and oil pressure limits:
Fuel, minimum at engine pump inlet, 4 p.s.i. above absolute fuel vapor pressure with maximum of 50 p.s.i. above
absolute ambient atmospheric pressure.
Oil pressure:
Normal operation (p.s.i.g.) 40 min., 80 max.
Idle (p.s.i.g.) 12 min., 40 max.
NOTE 3. Aircraft accessory drive provisions are as follows:
Maximum Torque Maximum
Speed (in. -lb.) Overhang
Drive Rotation* Ratio Continuous** Static (in. -lb.)
Starter C 1.000 4800 7200 625
CSD and Generator CC 1.000 79 hp. 6000 2000
Hyd. pump (2 pads) C 0.482 1000 4400 400
Tachometer C 0.562 17 45 4
* "C" Clockwise, "CC" Counter clockwise, facing drive.
** Combined customer accessory load not to exceed 113 hp. at engine idle speed (4474 r.p.m) and 138 hp. at
engine takeoff speed (7684 r.p.m.) with a straight line relationship between these points.
NOTE 4. The following accessory equipment is available, as indicated:
Equipment Remarks
United Aircraft Products fuel heater and oil
cooler are provided.
Fuel heater automatically controls fuel
temperature within limits of 33°F to 45°F.
Tachometer generator is provided.
Monument Engineering Company engine
mounted oil tank is provided.
Contains two separate oil compartments. One
contains 4.1 gal. for engine lubrication and
other contains 1.8 gal. for CED unit.
CM thrust reverser model 7E-TR-22. This equipment has been substantiated in
accordance with CAR 13.260(a) and is eligible
for use on these engines.)
CM noise suppresser exhaust nozzles models
7E-SEF-3, 7E-SEF-3A, 7E-SEF-3B
Eligible for use on engine models -3, -3A, and
-3B, respectively.
NOTE 5. The CJ805-3 engine ratings are based on an engine speed and exhaust gas temperature (EGT) trim procedure and
calibrated stand performance under the following conditions:
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7684 r.p.m. and 1170°F EGT for T.O. (Limit r.p.m. is 7684 for T.O.)
7236 r.p.m. and 1040°F EGT for M.C. (Limit r.p.m is 7684 for M.C.)
Compressor inlet air temperature 59°F.
Compressor inlet air pressure 29.92 in. Hg.
Turbine exhaust nozzle configuration per GB Dwg. Nos. 619E575 for outer cone, 514D325 for conical nozzle,
106R592 for inner cone.
GE Bellmouth air inlet per Dwg. 4012071-50.
GE inlet bullet nose per Dwg. 4012071-48.
No external air bleed or accessory drive power for aircraft accessories.
No anti-icing airflow.
(Complete performance parameters for model CJ805-3 are contained in GE Manual GE 59FPD725 Addendum
No. 1.)
NOTE 6. The CJ805-3A and -3B engine ratings are based on an engine pressure ratio (EPR) trim procedure and calibrated
stand performance under the following conditions:
Compressor inlet air pressure 59°F.
Compressor inlet air pressure 29.92 in. Hg.
GE Bellmouth air inlet.
No anti-icing air flow.
Turbine exhaust gas temperatures not exceeded.
(Limit r.p.m. is 7684 for both T.O. and M.C.)
Below 59°F, the sea level static thrust limitations for these models will increase as follows:
the -3A; to 11,700 lb. max. at 31°F for T.O.
to 11,700 lb. max. at -26°F for M.C.
the -3B; to 12,200 lb. max. at 29°F for T.O.
to 11,700 lb. max. at -40°F for M.C.
(Complete performance parameters for models CJ805-3A and -3B are contained in G.E. Performance Bulletins Nos.
GEI 67888 and R60FPD4797, respectively.)
NOTE 7. Maximum allowable compressor air bleed for aircraft purposes in 10% for engine speeds from idle to 6340 r.p.m.
dropping to 5% at 6714 r.p.m. and above, with linear variation between 6340 r.p.m. and 6714 r.p.m.
NOTE 8. Kerosene, JP-4 or JP-5 may be used separately or mixed in any proportions without affecting engine operation or
performance. In emergencies, aviation grade gasoline may also be used either mixed with jet fuel or separately;
however, all operations with any proportion of gasoline must be recorded and limited to a maximum accumulation of
10 hours during any engine overhaul period. No fuel control adjustment is required when switching fuel types.
NOTE 9. The only optional additives which may be used in approved fuels are as follows:
(1) Phillips PFA-55MB or anti-icing additives to specification MIL-I-27686d at a concentration not in excess of
0.15% by volume.
(2) SOHIO Biobor JF biocide additive at a concentration not in excess of 20 PPM elemental bo ron (270 PPM
total additive).
(3) Shell ASA-3 anti-static additive at a concentration that will provide not in excess of 300 conductivity units
which is approximately equivalent to 1 PPM.
The above additives may be used in combination.
NOTE 10. These engines meet FAA requirements for operation in icing conditions and for adequate turbine disc integrity.
They do require an external turbine blade shield conforming to GE Dwg. No. 514D678.
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NOTE 11. These engines incorporate the following detailed characteristics:
CJ805-3 Basic Model.
CJ805-3A Similar to -3 except incorporates control features to permit use of EPR trim system.
CJ805-3B Similar to -3 except incorporates changes to permit increased air flow and thrust for
takeoff. EPR trim system utilized normally. Engine model CJ805-3B may be reworked
to conform to the -3 trim procedure and ratings by incorporating GE Kit No. 133A3175.
This modification is described in GE CJ805-3B Service Bulletin No. 72-12. CJ805-3B
engines so modified should have the suffix letter "K" added to the engine serial number.
NOTE 12. See G.E. Service Bulletin No. 74-4 (-3, -3A) or 74-5 (-3B) prior to use of igniter plug AA-308-9 or JC-805.
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