What is the maximum torque limit during T-6 operations?

The maximum torque limit during T-6 operations is set at 100% torque to ensure the engine operates safely and effectively within its designed parameters. Exceeding this limit can lead to engine over-stress and potential failure, thus compromising safety. Operating at 100% allows the aircraft to achieve optimal performance during flight, including maneuvers that require the highest power output.

Maintaining engine torque at or below this maximum level is crucial for preserving the longevity of the engine components and ensuring predictable and manageable performance throughout various phases of flight. Torque levels above 100%, such as those at 110%, are typically restricted to short durations to prevent damage or degradation of engine components. Hence, the established limit plays a key role in operational safety and efficiency.