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Federal Aviation Administration, DOT
§ 34.1
applicable requirements. Engines ex-
cepted with respect to certain stand-
ards must comply with other standards
from which they are not specifically
excepted.
Exempt
means an engine that does
not meet certain applicable standards
but may be produced and sold under
the terms allowed by a grant of exemp-
tion issued pursuant to § 34.7 of this
part and part 11 of this chapter. Ex-
empted engines must conform to regu-
latory conditions specified in the ex-
emption as well as other applicable
regulations. Exempted engines are sub-
ject to the standards of this part even
though they are not required to comply
with the otherwise applicable require-
ments. Engines exempted with respect
to certain standards must comply with
other standards as a condition of the
exemption.
Exhaust emissions
means substances
emitted into the atmosphere from the
exhaust discharge nozzle of an aircraft
or aircraft engine.
Fuel venting emissions
means raw fuel,
exclusive of hydrocarbons in the ex-
haust emissions, discharged from air-
craft gas turbine engines during all
normal ground and flight operations.
In-use aircraft gas turbine engine
means an aircraft gas turbine engine
which is in service.
Introduction date
means the date of
manufacture of the first individual pro-
duction engine of a given engine model
or engine type certificate family to be
certificated. Neither test engines nor
engines not placed into service affect
this date.
New aircraft turbine engine
means an
aircraft gas turbine engine which has
never been in service.
Power setting
means the power or
thrust output of an engine in terms of
kilonewtons thrust for turbojet and
turbofan engines or shaft power in
terms of kilowatts for turboprop en-
gines.
Rated output (rO)
means the max-
imum power/thrust available for take-
off at standard day conditions as ap-
proved for the engine by the Federal
Aviation Administration, including re-
heat contribution where applicable, but
excluding any contribution due to
water injection, expressed in kilowatts
or kilonewtons (as applicable), rounded
to at least three significant figures.
Rated pressure ratio (rPR)
means the
ratio between the combustor inlet pres-
sure and the engine inlet pressure
achieved by an engine operation at
rated output, rounded to at least three
significant figures.
Reference day conditions
means the
reference ambient conditions to which
the gaseous emissions (HC and smoke)
are to be corrected. The reference day
conditions are as follows: Temperature
= 15
°
C, specific humidity = 0.00629 kg
H
2
O/kg of dry air, and pressure = 101325
Pa.
Sample system
means the system
which provides for the transportation
of the gaseous emission sample from
the sample probe to the inlet of the in-
strumentation system.
Shaft power
means only the measured
shaft power output of a turboprop en-
gine.
Smoke
means the matter in exhaust
emissions which obscures the trans-
mission of light.
Smoke number (SN)
means the
dimensionless term quantifying smoke
emissions.
Standard day conditions
means the
following ambient conditions: tempera-
ture = 15
°
C, specific humidity = 0.00634
kg H
2
O/kg dry air, and pressure =
101.325 kPa.
Taxi/idle (in)
means those aircraft op-
erations involving taxi and idle be-
tween the time of landing roll-out and
final shutdown of all propulsion en-
gines.
Taxi/idle (out)
means those aircraft
operations involving taxi and idle be-
tween the time of initial starting of
the propulsion engine(s) used for the
taxi and the turn onto the duty run-
way.
Tier,
as used in this part, is a des-
ignation related to the NO
X
emission
standard for the engine as specified in
§ 34.21 or § 34.23 of this part (e.g., Tier 0).
[Doc. No. 25613, 55 FR 32861, Aug. 10, 1990; 55
FR 37287, Sept. 10, 1990, as amended by Amdt.
34–3, 64 FR 5558, Feb. 3, 1999; Amdt. 34–5, 77
FR 76849, Dec. 31, 2012; Amdt. 34–5A, 78 FR
63016, Oct. 23, 2013]
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