- Holder
- Rolls-Royce Limited
- Revision
- 3
- Revised
- June 6, 2011
- Status
- Current
- Product
- Engine
- Certification basis
- Part 21, Part 33
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- 1
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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION
E14NE
Revision 3
Rolls-Royce, Ltd.
GEM Mk. 510
June 6, 2011
NOTE 15 This type certificate is cancelled effective June 6, 2011 and is not valid for aircraft manufactured after this date.
This cancellation also invalidates, and precludes issuance of, any U.S. Certificates of Airworthiness.
TYPE CERTIFICATE DATA SHEET NO. E14NE
Engines of models described herein conforming with this data sheet (which is part of Type Certificate No. E14NE) and other
approved data on file with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) meet the minimum standards for use in certificated aircraft
in accordance with pertinent aircraft data sheets and applicable portions of the Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs), provided
they are installed, operated, and maintained as prescribed by the approved manufacturer's manuals and other approved
instructions.
Type Certificate Holder Rolls-Royce Limited
Leavesden, England
Model Mk. 510
Type Turboshaft with free power turbine.
4 stage axial flow LP compressor driven by single stage turbine.
Single stage centrifugal HP compressor driven by single stage turbine.
Two stage power turbine driving double helical epicyclic main
reduction gearbox, ratio 4.5 to 1.
Annular reverse flow combustion chamber.
Ratings (see Note 7)
Maximum continuous at sea level static, output SHP 890
Takeoff (5 mins. at sea level static, output SHP 1000
30 minute Helicopter rating at sea level static,
output SHP 1075
2-1/2 minute helicopter rating at sea level static,
output SHP 1135
Fuel (see Note 8)
Fuel control - Plessey fuel control unit
incorporating protective control unit GFS 204 Mk.1
Fuel control - Plessey free turbine governor FTG 202 Mk. 1
Oil
Tank capacity - US pints 9.6
Usable oil - US pints 6.6
Type (see Note 9) Aeroshell turbine oil 555
Castrol 580 gas turbine oil
Turbonycoil 150 NA
Ignition System
Igniter Unit, Smiths type 0802 KIU/1
Two igniter plugs, AC Delco type YB 63-1
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Rev. No. 3 2 2 2
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Principal Dimensions (inches)
Length 43.4
Height 23.5
Width 22.6
Weight (lbs.) 407
(dry, includes essential engine-mounted accessories
but excludes aircraft mounted torque indication
units - see Note 10)
Center of gravity location - (inches)
(aft of engine gearbox/front mounting face) 20.5
Certification basis FAR 21.29 and FAR 33 effective Fe bruary 1, 1965, as amended by Amendments 33-1
through 33-6, inclusive. Pursuant to FAR 21.29(a)(i)(ii) the type certificate was issued
in validation of the British Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) certification to British Civil
Airworthiness Requirements, BCAR Section 5 Issue 10, dated March 22, 1977, which
were found to provide a level of safety equivalent to the above FAR 33 regulations.
Import requirements Each individually imported engine must be accompanied by a Rolls-Royce
Limited/CAA approved "Inspection and Test Certificate" signed by a person authorized
by the CAA and containing the following statement: "The engine covered by this
certificate conforms to Type Certificate E14NE and is in condition for safe operation
and has been subjected by the manufacturer to a final operational check."
Note 1. Gas Generator Speed Limitations - (rpm)
2-1/2 minute rating 44,600
30-minute rating 44,300
Takeoff (5 mins. rating) 44,000
Maximum continuous rating 43,400
Transient (20 sec.) 46,000
Ground idle 20690/28015
Note 2. Output Shaft Speed Limitations (rpm)
Minimum Maximum
2-1/2 minute rating 5210 6260
30-minute rating 5230 6280
Takeoff (5 mins.) rating 5240 6300
Maximum continuous rating 5260 6420
Transient (20 seconds) — 6800
Maximum for autorotation (no load) — 6680
Note 3. Output Shaft Torque Limitations - (lb.-ft.)
2-1/2 minute rating 1000
30-minute rating 950
Takeoff (5 min.) rating 900
Maximum continuous rating 850
Transient (20 secs.) 1200
Note 4. Temperature Limitations (°C)
Power Turbine Inlet Temperature
(measured at stage 1 power turbine nozzle)
2-1/2 minute rating 690
30-minute rating 675
Takeoff (5 mins.) rating 660
Maximum continuous rating 635
Maximum idling 550
Momentary maximum during starts 720
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Fuel Temperature
(measured at engine inlet) - maximum 50
Oil Temperature
(measured at oil cooler outlet) - maximum 140
Note 5. Fuel and Oil Pressure Limitations
Fuel - Minimum, measured at engine inlet:
- Boost pump operative: 9 psia above fuel true vapor pressure.
- Boost pump inoperative:
with AVTUR fuel, 6.3 psia
at vapor to liquid (V/L) ratio less than 0.19.
with AVTAG fuel. 8.2 psia at V/L ratio less than 0.19.
Oil - (psid) (measured at oil filter outlet)*
Normal (P 2 +
10) Minimum to complete flight (P 2 + 5)
Minimum at ground idle (P 2 + 5)
*differential oil pressure related to P2 engine air pressure
Note 6. Bleed Air and Accessory Drive Limitations
Maximum air bleed for aircraft services is 3% of no-bleed mass flow over whole range of HP system RPM
subject to limiting power turbine inlet temperature not being exceeded.
A separate air bleed is provided via an engine mounted valve for aircraft intake anti-icing use. This supplies
approximately 1.1% of no-bleed flow subject to usage limitations as detailed in Operating Instructions Manual.
Accessory Drive Provisions
Torque (lb.-in.)
Drive
Type
Rotation*
Speed** Cont Overload
Overhang
(In.-Lb.)
Starter - as
starter pad
RS 623 C 0.247 243 729 1301
Starter - as
generator pad
RS 623 C 0.247 168 336 1301
Spare drive RS 623 CC 0.141 84 432 119
*C - Clockwise, and CC - Counter Clockwise; facing pad.
**Speed is related to HP compressor system.
NOTE 7. Engine ratings are based on calibrated test stand performance under the following conditions:
Nominal output shaft speed of 6164 rpm.
Static sea level standard conditions of 59°F and 29.92 in. Hg.
Air Intake - front mounting shroud WD 793-106/107, intake flare WD 793-67
debris guard WD 793-78 or approved alternative
Exhaust Unit - WD 532-112 or approved alternative
All optional air bleeds closed.
Aircraft service accessory drives unloaded.
Additional performance parameters are contained in technical specification TSC 223 (Mk. 510).
NOTE 8. Approved fuels and fuel additives are listed in RR Operating Instructions Manual - see Note 13.
NOTE 9. Alternate brand oils to those listed are permitted when authorized by CAA approved RR Service Bulletin.
Oils reclaimed from the above approved brands to RR endorsed procedures may also be used.
NOTE 10. The engine approval includes the following airframe-mounted items of the torque indicating system which are
listed in the RR engine Drawing Introduction Sheet (DIS) No. 12: torque electronic unit and torque indicator, which weigh
2.2 lbs. and 2.1 lbs. respectively.
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NOTE 11. The installation must be such that:
Ingestion of birds is prevented.
Ingestion of hail greater than 1 inch diameter is prevented.
Windmilling does not cause the HP rotor system to rotate.
NOTE 12. Life limited parts and accountability methods are identified in Rolls-Royce GEM Engine Service Bulletin No. 6000.
NOTE 13. Gem series manuals approved under BCAR requirements accepted as equivalent to FAR 33.5 requirements are as
follows:
Installation Instructions Gem Mk. 510 Installation Manual No. IM10.
Operating Instructions Gem Mk. 510 Operat ing Instructions, Publication ref. 1915.
Maintenance Gem Mk. 510 E ngine Maintenance Manual
Overhaul Gem Mk. 510 Overhaul Manual
Performance Gem Mk. 510 Technical Sp ecification No. TSC 229 and TP 83.
Parts Catalogue Gem Mk. 510 Illustrated Parts Catalogue
NOTE 14. Overhaul of engine is not authorized unless the Overhaul Manual is available; otherwise, rebuilt engines utilizing
new engine tolerances may be provided by the manufacturer.
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