What is the maximum engine oil pressure during normal operations?

During normal operations of the King Air 350, the maximum engine oil pressure is specified at 100 psi. This value is critical as it ensures the engine is adequately lubricated, promoting optimal performance and longevity. Oil pressure levels above this value can indicate a potential malfunction or excessive pressure conditions that may lead to system failures or engine damage.

Understanding the proper oil pressure range is essential for safe aircraft operation, as it allows pilots to monitor engine health closely. Pilots should be vigilant for oil pressure readings approaching the maximum limit, as well as those that fall below recommended thresholds, indicating insufficient oil flow. This knowledge not only aids in routine checks but also helps in troubleshooting engine issues during flight. Thus, maintaining awareness of the maximum oil pressure ensures the aircraft operates safely within specified limits.