- Holder
- MT-Propeller Entwicklung GmbH
- Revision
- 4
- Revised
- March 15, 2007
- Status
- Current
- Product
- Propeller
- Certification basis
- Part 21, Part 35
- Models
- 2
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Models · 2
| Model | Also known as | Note |
|---|---|---|
| MTV-25-1-( ) | ||
| MTV-25-2-( ) |
Airworthiness directives · 1
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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION
TYPE CERTIFICATE DATA SHEET
TCDS NUMBER: P14BO
REVISION: 4
MT-PROPELLER COMPANY
MODEL: MTV-25-( )
March 15, 2007
Propellers of models described herein conforming with this data sheet (which is part of Type Certificate No. P14BO)
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 Federal Aviation
Regulations provided they are installed, operated, and maintained as prescribed by the approved manufacturer’s
manual and other approved instructions.
TYPE CERTIFICATE (TC) HOLDER: MT-Propeller Entwicklung GmbH
Airport Straubing-Wallmühle
D-94348 Atting
G e r m a n y
TYPE:
Hydraulic constant speed with reversing and feathering pitch feature.
ENGINE SHAFT: See Note 1 of this TCDS.
HUB MATERIAL: Aluminum alloy
BLADE
MATERIAL:
Laminated wood composite structure, epoxy-fiber glass cover, with leading edge and erosion
protection.
HUBS: See Note 1 of this TCDS.
NUMBER OF
BLADES:
5 (five)
DESIGN SERIES: MTV-25-1-( ), MTV-25-2-( )
Hub-Type
MTV-25
See Note 1
BLADES
(See Notes
2 & 6)
MAXIMUM
CONTINUOUS
HP (kW) RPM
<TAKEOFF>
HP (kW) RPM
Nominal Diameter
Max Min
inch (cm) inch (cm)
BLADE
TWIST
*)
min max
APPROXIMATE
WEIGHT
**), ***)
lbs. (kg)
( )-3, ( )-4, ( )-5, ( )-6, ( )-7,
( )-8, ( )-9, ( )-12, ( )-16, ( )-23,
( )-28, ( )-31, ( )-49, ( )-51,
185 (138) 2850 185 (138) 2850
67.0 170 55.0 (140)
5 50
48.5 (22)
( )-106, ( )-112, ( )-122,
( )-125, ( )-312
350 (261) 2700 350 (261) 2700
67.0 170 55.0 (140) 5 50 48.5 (22)
*) The limits of blade twist are defined to be between .20 and 1.00 blade radius.
**) Propellers with the option “Feather” are 7.7lbs (3.3kg) heavier.
***) Propellers with the option “Feather and Reverse” are 17.6 lbs. (8 kg) heavier.
TCDS P14BO PAGE 2
CERTIFICATION BASIS The U.S. certif ication basis determined under Section 21.29 of the FAR and Bilateral
Airworthiness Agreement between the United States and the Federal Republic of Germany
is FAR 35, effective February 1, 1965, Amendments 35-1 to 35-6, inclusive. Equivalent
level of safety findings for 35.21 for Model MTV-25 which restricts the model to airship
installations.
Luftfahrt-Bundesamt (LBA) originally type certificated this propeller under its type
certificate Number 32.130/97. The FAA validated this product under U.S. Type Certificate
Number P14BO. Effective September 28, 2003, the European Aviation Safety Agency
(EASA) began oversight of this product on behalf of the Federal Republic of Germany.
TC (IMPORT) NO: LBA-Data Sheet No. 32.130/97: MTV-25-1 Issue 2, dated August 26, 1997,
MTV-25-1 Issue 3 dated June 20, 2001, and MTV-25-2 Issue 1, dated June 20, 2001.
TC APPLICATION DATE: August 8, 1996
TC ISSUED July 17, 1997, Revised Septem ber 26, 1997, July 31, 2001, and September 7, 2001
IMPORT To be considered eligible for installa tion on U.S. registered aircraft, each propeller to
REQUIREMENTS: be exported to the Un ited States shall be accompanied by a Certificate of Airworthiness
for export endorsed by the LBA on behalf of the European Community which contains
the following language:
(1) This propeller conforms to its United States type design P14BO and is in a condition
for safe operation.
(2) This propeller has been subjected by the manufacturer to a final operational check and
is in a proper state of airworthiness. Reference FAR Section 21.500 which provides for
the airworthiness acceptance of aircraft engines or propellers manufactured outside the
U.S. for which a U.S. type certificate has been issued. Additional guidance is contained in
FAA Advisory Circular 21-23, Airworthiness Certification of Civil Aircraft, Engines,
Propellers and Related Products, imported into the United States.
TCDS P14BO PAGE 3
NOTES
NOTE 1:
HUB MODEL DESIGNATION:
MT V -25
- D - ( ) - ( ) - ( ) - ( ) -
R = Reversing, Blank no reverse possible
Minor changes, not affecting
interchangeability
( )
Reversing Method, M=System Muhlbauer,
A=System Allison
F = Feathering possible, Blank no feather
poss ible
C =
Design Configuration number
Flange Type *
Counterw eights for oil pressure to
decrease pitch
25 = Model No.
V = Variable pitch propeller
MT = MT - Propeller Entw ickicklung GmbH
- ( )
* Flange:
B = AS-127-D, SAE No. 2 mod 1/2” mounting bolts
C = AS-127-D, SAE No. 2 mod 7/16” mounting bolts
D = ARP 502
TCDS P14BO PAGE 4
NOTE 2:
Blade Model Designation:
Sense of rotation (viewed in flight direction)
Blank: righthand tractor
RD: righthand pusher
L: lefthand tractor
LD: lefthand pusher
( ) 170 - 06 - ( )
Propeller diameter in cm
Number of blade design, contains construction
and aerodynamic data.
Small letter, indicating deviation of blade
tw i st from standard values according to
manufacturer.
( )
Position of pitch change pin
Blank: Position for pitch change forces to
decrease pitch
C: Position for pitch change forces to
increase pitch
CR: Position for reve rse (pitch change
forces to increase pitch)
CF: Position for feather (pitch change
forces in direction to increase
pitch)
CFR: P osition for feather and reverse
(pitch change forces in direction
to increase pitch)
NOTE 3: Pitch Control: Pitch control is accomplished by a standard governor or by the MT-Propeller Hydraulic
Propeller Governor Installation, P-480-() for the reversing option -R(M). The P-480-() is a single acting
pump governor, but dual pressure system design enables the hydraulically variable pitch MT propellers
to operate with reverse capability. P-480-() also incorporates feathering capability.
NOTE 4: (a) Model incorporates feathering and unfeathering features by means of counterweights and springs
with governor operation.
(b) Model also incorporates reversi ng feature: System-R(M) by P-480-( ),
System-R(A) by standard Allison beta system.
NOTE 5: Right & left hand models: A version of the approved model with opposite hand rotation is
approved at the same rating and diameter limitations.
NOTE 6: Interchangeability: Not applicable
TCDS P14BO PAGE 5
NOTE 7: Accessories: (a) Propeller Spinners: Acco rding to FAA-approved list published in MT-Propeller
Service Bulletin No. 13 for MTV-25 propeller.
(b) Propeller Governors: According to FAA-approved List published in MT-Propeller
Service Bulletin No. 14 for MTV-25 propeller.
(c) Deicing Systems: According to FAA-approved List published in MT-Propeller
Service Bulletin No. 15 for MTV-25 propeller.
(d) Adapter flange per MT drawing A-847-A.
NOTE 8: Shank Fairings: Not applicable
NOTE 9: Special Limits: Propeller Model MTV-25-1 and MTV-25-2 cannot be installed on airplanes without
special FAA review.
These propellers are limited to airship installati ons and operation. Additional installations must
be evaluated for inadvertent in-fli ght reverse operation or failures. Therefore these installations
must be reviewed and approved by FAA, Boston Aircraft Certification Office
NOTE 10: Special Notes:
a) Aircraft installations must be approved as part of the aircraft type certificate and
demonstrate compliance with the applicabl e aircraft airworthiness requirements.
b) All MTV-25 propellers are to be operated with in the limits of MT-Propeller Operation and
Installation Manual No. E-124, E-504, E-508 and E-610 and adhere to the TBO-limits
shown in Service Bulletin No. 1().
c) Propeller Maintenance, on overhaul, and airw orthiness limitations shall be accomplished
in accordance with MT Propeller Overhaul Manual E-220, E-519, E-520 and E-680 latest
revision.
NOTE 11: Service Information:
Each of the documents listed below must state that it is approved by the European Aviation
Safety Agency (EASA) or – for approvals made before September 28, 2003 – by the LBA. Any
such documents are accepted by the FAA and are considered FAA approved.
• Service bulletins,
• Structural repair manuals,
• Vendor manuals,
• Aircraft flight manuals, and
• Overhaul and maintenance manuals.
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