What part of the engine can be heated by the Engine Anti-ice?

What part of the engine can be heated by the Engine Anti-ice?

• A. Engine Nacelle
• B. Exhaust
• C. Fan case
• D. Inlet duct

Answer: (A)

Engine anti-ice heats the surfaces around the engine inlet to prevent ice buildup that could disrupt airflow. It uses hot bleed air directed to ducts in the nacelle to warm the leading edge and outer surfaces of the engine intake. This keeps the inlet free of ice and maintains smooth air entry into the engine, which is why the nacelle is the part that can be heated by this system. The exhaust and other areas like the fan case aren’t the targeted surfaces for engine anti-ice.

Engine anti-ice heats the surfaces around the engine inlet to prevent ice buildup that could disrupt airflow. It uses hot bleed air directed to ducts in the nacelle to warm the leading edge and outer surfaces of the engine intake. This keeps the inlet free of ice and maintains smooth air entry into the engine, which is why the nacelle is the part that can be heated by this system. The exhaust and other areas like the fan case aren’t the targeted surfaces for engine anti-ice.