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b) five hours of operation at rated maximum continuous power or thrust. For engines having a rated take-off power or thrust higher than rated maximum continuous power or thrust, the five-hour run should include thirty minutes at rated take-off power or thrust.
Note.— The test runs may be made with the engine installed on the aircraft or appropriately mounted and using suitable power- and thrust-measuring equipment.
2.2.6 Production test – Propellers
The manufacturer of propellers under a Type Certificate only should give each variable pitch propeller an acceptable functional test to determine that it operates properly throughout the normal range of operation.
2.2.7 Statement of product conformity
2.2.7.1 Each holder of a Type Certificate or holder of an authorization (e.g. licensing agreement) to a Type Certificate who produces a product in the absence of a production certificate/approval should provide a statement of conformity, as required by the CAA. The statement of conformity should be provided:
a) at the time of initial transfer of the ownership of such product, provided that product has not been issued an airworthiness approval; or
b) at the time of application for the original issue of an aircraft airworthiness certificate or an aircraft engine or propeller airworthiness approval tag.
2.2.7.2 The conformity statement should be signed by an authorized person who holds a responsible position in the manufacturing organization, and should include:
a) for each product, a statement that the product conforms to its Type Certificate and is in condition for safe operation;
b) for each aircraft, a statement that the aircraft has been flight checked; and
c) for each aircraft engine or variable pitch propeller, a statement that the engine or propeller has been subjected by the manufacturer to a final operational check.
— — — — — — — — APPENDIX A.— MODEL FOR A SUPPLIER ARRANGEMENT
Note 1.— The term “manufacturer” in this appendix includes manufacturers:
a) with a Production Approval/Certificate (see Part III, Section 2.1) and b) without a Production Approval/Certificate (see Part III, Section 2.2).
Note 2.— The term “quality system” in this appendix includes a quality system according to Part III, Section 2.1.2 and a production inspection system according to Part III, Section 2.2.3.
Note 3.— The term “item” in this appendix comprises products, parts or appliances as well as consumables, materials, standard parts or services.
The supplier arrangement shall be documented through a contract which defines all necessary elements and procedures for the contracting parties. The following list comprises the minimum elements to be defined in the arrangement between the manufacturer and the supplier. Whenever one or more of these elements is found to be not applicable by the manufacturer, it shall be stated in the supplier arrangement.
Guidance on the content of each element is provided, but this is not intended to be comprehensive.
List of elements for a manufacturer — Supplier arrangement
1. Scope
a) Identify items (see Note 3) provided by the supplier and the associated supplier facilities. b) Identify any limitation(s) defined by the manufacturer.
2. Manufacturer evaluation
Stipulate that the supplier is acting under the manufacturer’s quality system, and all the corrective actions requested by the manufacturer are to be implemented.
3.
Implementation procedures Attach a quality plan or equivalent documentation to the contract.
4.
Internal quality system
a) Identify methods for the manufacturer to evaluate the internal quality system of the supplier.
b) Describe the interface between the quality systems of the manufacturer and the supplier in the quality plan.
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