# TCDS E16EU: Rolls-Royce Limited

- Type: Type certificate data sheet
- Status: Historical, Historical
- Holder: Rolls-Royce Limited
- Revision: 2
- Revised: March 31, 2011
- Product: Engine
- Certification basis: Part 21, Part 33
- Data sheet PDF: https://openairdocs.org/files/sha256/3e/43/3e43987e1962a8a93bdeb4332098a460bf5e7056af44a408e82f88753af23571
- FAA DRS: https://drs.faa.gov/browse/excelExternalWindow/C023316C23356F5886257871005EC6EF.0001
- Page: https://openairdocs.org/tcds/E16EU

## Models (2)

As the data sheet lists them.

- M.45H
- Mk.501

## What the data sheet says

From the PDF's text layer, line by line; tables lose their columns. The PDF is the record.

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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 
FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION 
 
E16EU 
Rev. 2 
ROLLS-ROYCE (1971) 
BRISTOL 
M.45H 
Mk.501 
March 31, 2011 
 
 
 
NOTE 12. This type certificate is cancelled effective March 31, 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.  E16EU 
 
Engines of models described herein conforming with this data sheet (which is part of Type Certificate No.  E16EU), 
 and other approved data on file with the Federal Aviation Administration, meet the minimum standards for use in  
certificated aircraft in accordance with pertinent aircraft data sheets and applicable portions of the F.A.A. Regulations 
 provided they are installed, operated and maintained as prescribed by the approved manufacturer's manuals and  
other approved instructions. 
 
Type Certificate Holder ROLLS-ROYCE (1971) LIMITED 
     Bristol Engine Division 
     P.O. Box 3, Filton, Bristol 
     ENGLAND 
 
Model  M.45H Mk.501 
Type   Turbofan 2 spool short by-pass.  Fan a nd 5 stage I.P. Compressor driven by a 3 Stage  
Turbine and a 7 Stage H.P. Compressor driven by a single Stage Turbine.  An annular combustion system incorporating vaporizers. 
Rating (see NOTE 4) Static thrust at sea level, lb. 
  Take-off (5 min.) 7260 
  Maximum Continuous 7090 
Fuel (see NOTE 8) 
  Fuel system (including  Dowty Type 1140 Mk.1 
  acceleration control,  
  fuel pumps and steady  
  state control   
  L.P. Governor Dowty Type 1144 Mk.1 
  Pressurizing & check valve Dowty Type 1145 Mk.1 
Oil Total oil capacity (US pints) 18 
  Usable oil (US pints)  9.6 
  Type Shell ASTO 390 
    Esso ETO 2380   Shell ASTO 500 
Principal Dimensions, ins.  
 Mobil Jet II    Shell ASTO 555 
                    Castrol 580 
  Length (including nose bullet  110 (2799 mm) 
    to tail bullet) 
  Diameter (at by-pass)  41.8 (1060 mm) 
  Overall length (intake fairing 122 (3103 mm) 
    to tail bullet) 
Weight (dry) lb. 
  Basic engine, including fuel  1560 
  and oil system, anti-icing

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  system, igniter plugs,  
  accessory drive gearbox,  
  blow-off valves, hot pro- 
  pelling nozzle, and fuel  
  heater. 
  Installation items supplied by 245 
  R.R. (1971) including  
  electrical harness, engine  
  mounting attachment fittings,  
  firewall and supports, firewire  
  (compressor section), tacho  
  generator, transmitters,  
  slinging attachments.   
  Vibration transducers, starter  
  flameshields and by-pass ducts. 
  Powerplant items supplied by RR  
  to complete power unit assembly. 
   
  Nacelle (including accessory 395 
  cowls) top fixed panel, rear  
  cowl) and nacelle associated  
  equipment (including constant  
  speed drive, alternator,  
  hydraulic pump, pipes, cooling  
  and ventilation). 
 
Centre of Gravity, in. 
  (For total weight of 2200 lb.) 
  Forward of rear mounting  18 
  trunnion center line 
  Below engine horizontal center 0.25 
  line. 
Ignition (High energy system) Two igniters Smiths SB8113 
    Igniter Unit Rotax C 146/TS/3 
NOTES. (1 through 11) 
 
Certification Basis: FAR 21.29 and FAR 33 effective February 1, 1965 as amended by amendments 33-1 through 33-4. 
Type Certificate No. E16EU, issued May 9, 1975. 
Effective date of application for type certificate:  April 30, 1972. 
Pursuant to FAR 21.29(a)(1)(ii), Ty pe Certificate E16EU was issued 
in validation of the Civil Aviation Authority's certification of 
compliance with BCAR standards, which were found to provide a 
level of safety equivalent to th e above "Certification Basis," as 
follows: 
BCAR Section C, Issue 6, dated June 15, 1966 plus Blue Papers: 
415, 435, 436, 468, 474, 476, 480,  481, 482, 499, 506, 544, 551 
(Para. 3.2.2 only) and 554. 
Import Requirements Each individually imported engine mu st be accompanied by an R.R. (1971) Ltd./CAA approved 
"Inspection and Test Certificate" signed by a person authorized by 
the CAA, and containing the follo wing statement:  "The engine 
covered by this certificate conforms to Type Certificate and is in 
condition for safe operation; and has been subjected by the 
manufacturer to a final operational check."

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NOTE 1: Maximum permissible temperature are as follows (°C) 
  Uncompensated Jet pipe Temperature: 
   Take-off (5 min. limit)  577 to 614 * 
   Maximum Continuous    559 to 608 * 
   Starting (5 sec. limit) 
    - Oil temperature at pressure pump inlet -5°C and above     477 
    - Oil temperature at pressure pump inlet below -5°C         525 
   *Limit depends on ambient conditions.  See RR Operating Instructions TP.176. 
   Take-off (5 min. limit) 601 
   Maximum Continuous - Below 160 KIAS :  
                    - anti-icing auto 595 
      - anti-icing on 600 
                            - Above 160 KIAS : 
      - anti-icing auto 580 
      - anti-icing on 585 
   Starting (5 sec. limit) 
    - Oil temperature at pressure pump inlet -5°C and above     500 
    - Oil temperature at pressure inlet below -5°C      565 
   **Defined by RR Mod.M45-0047.  See RR Operating Inst ructions TP.176 for aircraft inst.modification standard. 
  - Oil inlet (unrestricted time) 130 
  - Oil inlet (10 sec.)    160 
  - Fuel heater outlet     65 
NOTE 2: Fuel and Oil Pressure Limits: 
  Fuel Pressure Minimum (measured at inlet 10 p.s.i. above true fuel vapor 
     to L.P. fuel filter)  pressure or 3 p.s.i. (gauge) 
          whichever is greater with a    
     Maximum (measured at inlet 50 p.s.i.g. 
     to L.P. fuel filter) 
  Oil Pressure Normal  30 - 50 p.s.i.g. at 95% 
         r.p.m. and oil temperature of 
          60°C and above). 
     Minimum to complete flight 7.5 p.s.i.g. (at max.oil temp.) 
     Maximum  50 p. s.i.g. (at 100% r.p.m.) 
NOTE 3. The following accessory drive provisions are incorporated: 
        Speed Ratio to  Torque           Overhang 
 Drive    Rotations Turbine shaft  (in.lb.)         (in.lb.) 
         Continuous Static 
 Starter   AC  .632    590     4320     21 
 Constant Speed Drive AC  .423    384     3550    396 
 Hydraulic Pump AC  .387  200     2292     33 
 L.P. Tachometer AC  .420      7.5     45      1 
 H.P. Tachometer AC  .234      7.5     45      1 
 *Clockwise or anti-clockwise looking on the drive face of the accessory 
NOTE 4. The ratings are based on string test  stand operation under the following conditions: 
  International standard atmos pheric conditions at sea level. 
  All optional air bleeds closed. 
  Aircraft service accessory drives unleashed. 
  Test bed venturi intake to R.R. (1971) Drg.HL. 112951. 
  Hot and cold nozzles as defined in P.I. 81837. 
  Jet pipe temperature measured by ther mocouple harness as defined in P.I.S.837. 
NOTE 5. M45H models have the following applications: 
   Mark 501 Basic Model for VFW Fokker 614 aircraft. 
NOTE 6. (a) Maximum permi ssible engine operating rotor speeds are as follows: 
          N1    N2

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  Take-off, rpm (5 min.limit)               10150 (101.4%) 17890: (99.7%) 
  Maximum continuous rpm.                10050 (100.4%)   17660: (98.4%) 
  Transient overspeed, rpm. (20 s ec. limit) 10190 (101.8%)   17960: (100.1%) 
  (b) Ground idle/flight idle, minimum                10588 (59.0%) 
NOTE 7. Air bleed extraction limitations: 
  Range of R.P.M. at which air bleed may be used. Unrestricted 
  Maximum air delivery for aircraft services and 
  engine de-icing (% of no bleed mass flow)  5% 
NOTE 8. The following fuels may be used for this engine: 
  Aviation Kerosene Specifications   Aviation Wide-cut Specifications 
  British     D.Eng.R.D.2494, D.Eng.R.D.2453    D.Eng.R.D. 2486 
  Canadian    3-GP-23                     3-GP-22 
  American    ASTM D 1655 Jet A or A-1          ASTM D 1655 Jet B 
  1ATA      1973 Kerosene Type                Wide-Cut Type 
NOTE 9. The only optional additives which may be used in approved fuels are as follows: 
  1.  Anti-static additive Shell ASA 3 in concentrations not exceeding 1.0 mg. per liter. 
       (378.5 mg, or 0.013 oz., per 100 U.S. Gals.)  
  2.  Fuel System Icing Inhibitor (F.S .I.I.) to specification D.Eng.R.D. 2451 or  
      MIL-I-27686E in concentrations not exceeding 0.15% by volume. 
  3.  Anti-corrosion additive Hitec E.515 in c oncentrations not exceeding 14.3 mg per liter. 
       (5.4 grams, or 0.191 oz., per 100 U.S. Gals.) 
NOTE 10. Life limited components are listed in Chapter 5 of the M45H Mk.501 Engine Maintenance 
   Manual, together with their approved lives. 
NOTE 11. M45H Series Manuals approved under BCAR accepted as equivalent to FAR 33.5 are: 
  1.  Engine Flight Operating In structions.  Reference TP.176/BED. 
  2.  M45H-501 Engine & Powerplant Ma intenance Manual.  Reference TP.182/BED. 
  3.  M45H-501 Engine I llustrated Parts Catalog. 
      M45H engines not eligible for im port into U.S. under FAR 21.29 until CAA approved 
        Installation and Overhaul Manuals are provided by Rolls Royce. 
 
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