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This is a demonstration of an APU auto shutdown as a result of
high EGT.
The aircraft has left the runway and the APU needs to be started.
Select the APU master switch to initiate the start cycle.
Now select the APU start switch.
You hear the chime and see the Master caution extinguish the
Master Caution on the engine warning display.
Read the title of the failure.
The ECAM APU page is automatically displayed.
The ECAM Caution APU auto Shutdown appears amber to
indicate that the APU has initiated an automatic shutdown.
In this example, the EGT has exceeded the maximum limit.
Notice the red EGT indication on the ECAM APU page.
On the APU control panel, the fault light is eliminated on the
master switch.
This provides a cross check of the ECAM and locates the push
button to be activated in the procedure.
The APU has completed its automatic shutdown.
An automatic shutdown can also occur for other reasons, for
example, overspeed, slow start, low oil pressure, etcetera.
Now perform ECAM action.
Turn off the APU master switch.
Note that the blue on light in the master switch and the flap
open indication on the ECAM have disappeared, indicating that the
APU is fully shut down.
The abnormal procedure is complete.
After review and confirmation clear APU, The status page is
displayed.
The inoperative system is the APU.
After review and confirmation, clear status ECAM complete
screens normal.
The status reminder is displayed on the Engine warning display
note.
Automatic shutdown protection is available throughout the flight.
Let's now look at a situation which is similar to an APU auto
shutdown, but more critical, the APU emergency shutdown.
If an APU fire is detected on the ground, an APU emergency
shutdown occurs and the APU fire extinguisher bottle is
automatically discharged.
There is no crew action to be taken.
This will not happen in flight.
The crew must shut down the APU and fight an airborne APU fire.
An APU emergency shutdown also occurs when the APU shut off
push button on the external power panel is pressed or when
the APU fire push button on the fire panel is pressed.
However, in neither case is the fire bottle automatically
discharged on the ground.
An auto shutdown.
When APU parameters are exceeded, an emergency shutdown
with automatic extinguishing occurs.
If an APU fire is detected in flight, an auto shutdown will
occur for the same reasons as on the ground.
If an APU fire occurs, the crew must take action.
There is no automatic shutdown or extinguishing.
The APU emergency shutdown procedure is displayed at the
end of the APU fire procedure.
There are several other indications that could appear on
the APU ECAM page.
The low oil level advisory pulses in green if the APU oil
quantity approaches its minimum value.
Note Minimum quantity allows normal APU operation for an
additional 60 hours.
When starting the APU, the fuel low pressure indication appears
in amber when an APU fuel low pressure is detected.
Note, even though this message is in amber, it is an advisory.
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