Qualified Performance Restoration definition
Qualified Performance Restoration means that the gaspath core major module of an Engine shall have, as a minimum, a Refurbishment accomplished in accordance with the Engine Manufacturer’s current V2500 Maintenance Management Plan recommendations. The gaspath core major module shall consist of the high pressure compressor module, diffuser/combustor group, outer/inner combustion ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, No. 4 bearing, high pressure turbine stage one nozzle vane group and high pressure turbine module. For the sole purposes of this paragraph, the term “Refurbishment” means the Engine Manufacturer’s definition of a refurbishment as stated in the then-current V2500 Maintenance Management Plan recommendations at the time of the applicable shop visit.
Qualified Performance Restoration means at a minimum, a level 2.9 or level 3 maintenance to the combustor, 1st Nozzle Guide Vane and HP Turbine modules (based on their module soft times), plus the level of maintenance to other modules that is recommended in the then current IAE eMMP by comparing soft times to the time since new or time since L3 maintenance of each module.
Qualified Performance Restoration means a Module Performance Restoration performed on the modules of an Engine.
Examples of Qualified Performance Restoration in a sentence
Without limiting the foregoing, at any shop visit during which a Qualified Performance Restoration is performed, LESSEE will (i) build the Engine life-limited Parts to at least 6,000 cycles remaining and (ii) perform, at a minimum, a workscope sufficient to allow such Engine to achieve at least 10,000 hours and 6,000 cycles of operation following such shop visit.