10 - Hydraulics Flashcards
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- (DSC-29-10) Normal hydraulic power is provided by;
(a) Engine driven pumps for all systems.
(b) Engine driven pumps for green and yellow, elec. pump for blue, elec pump for yellow.
(c) Electric pumps for blue and yellow, engine driven pumps for green.
(d) Engine driven pumps for green and blue, electric pump for yellow.
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- (DSC-29-10) The power transfer unit is ;
(a) Reversible between green and yellow.
(b) One way between green and yellow.
(c) Reversible between all three systems.
(d) Reversible between blue and yellow.
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- (DSC-29-10) In flight, if blue electric pump fails, blue system;
(a) Is lost.
(b) Can be recovered by RAT.
(c) Can be recovered by PTU.
(d) Can be recovered by engine driven pump.
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- (DSC-29-10) With both engines stopped, how is it possible to pressurize the green system;
(a) By the green engine pump.
(b) By the yellow engine pump and the PTU.
(c) By the yellow electric pump and the PTU.
(d) By the blue electric pump and the PTU.
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- (DSC-29-20) The RAT is automatically extended in case of;
(a) Blue pump failure.
(b) Blue pump delivery pressure dropping below 1750 psi.
(c) Loss of eng. and Apu. main generators.
(d) Can only be deployed manually.
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- (DSC-29-20) On the ground the blue system is pressurised when ;
(a) The Apu is running.
(b) One engine is running.
(c) Ext. power is available.
(d) Ext. power is on.
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- (DSC-29-10) Engine 2 Hydraulic pump energizes ;
(a) The blue system.
(b) The green system (only).
(c) The yellow system pump and the green system via the PTU should the green system pump fail.
(d) The green system and the yellow system via the PTU should the yellow system pump fail.
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- (DSC-29-10) The yellow system comprises;
(a) One engine driven pump, one electric pump, one hand pump.
(b) One engine driven pump, two electric pumps.
(c) One engine driven pump, one hand pump and the RAT.
(d) One electric pump and the RAT.
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- (DSC-29-10) The green hydraulic system can be pressurised by;
(a) The No. 1 engine hydraulic pump or PTU
(b) The PTU or an electric pump.
(c) The No. 1 engine hydraulic pump, the PTU or by an electric pump.
(d) The No. 2 engine hydraulic pump or the PTU
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10
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- (DSC-29-10) The priority valves operate in case of;
(a) High hydraulic pressure in the green system.
(b) Low hydraulic pressure.
(c) High hydraulic pressure in the green and yellow systems.
(d) High hydraulic pressure in the blue system.
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- (DSC-29-10) The fire shut off valves shut off;
(a) The blue and yellow systems.
(b) The yellow and green systems.
(c) The green and blue systems.
(d) Only the blue system.
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- (DSC-29-20) In case of blue electric pump failure, when the RAT man on P/b is pressed;
(a) The blue hydraulic system is pressurised by the RAT.
(b) The emergency gen. is supplying electrical power.
(c) The blue hydraulic system is pressurised and the emergency gen. is running.
(d) The Rat supplies the Emer.Gen. which supplies the blue elec. pump to pressurize the blue hyd. system.
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13
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- (DSC-29-10) The hydraulic reservoirs are pressurised;
(a) From the pneumatic system.
(b) From packs 1 & 2.
(c) From the No. 1 eng. or the pneumatic system.
(d) From the No. 2. eng. only.
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14
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- (DSC-29-20) In flight the engine 1. pump fault light illuminates amber in case of;
(a) Reservoir overheat only.
(b) Reservoir high air pressure.
(c) Pump high pressure.
(d) Reservoir low oil pressure, overheat, low pressure, or pump low pressure.
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- (DSC-29-20) If on the ground with engine one stopped, does the engine one pump fault light illuminate amber due to green pump low pressure.
(a) Yes.
(b) No.
(c) Not if the PTU is pressurizing the green system from the yellow.
(d) Not if the Blue electric pump is running.
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- (DSC-29-20) In case of reservoir overheat, the fault lights of the faulty system stay on for;
(a) 30 seconds.
(b) Continuously.
(c) As long as the overheat is detected.
(d) Until the crew select ‘off’.
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17
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- (DSC-29-20) On ground and before engine start, with blue pump auto and A/C power available, the blue pump is;
(a) Automatically energised.
(b) Energised when the blue pump over-ride Pb is pressed.
(c) Blue pump is not available on the ground.
(d) Blue pump is only energised when either green or yellow system has failed.
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18
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- (DSC-29-10) The blue system includes operation of;
(a) The flaps.
(b) The slats.
(c) The flaps and the slats.
(d) Spoilers 2 & 4.
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19
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- (DSC-29-10) The RAT when extended in flight, pressurizes;
(a) The green system.
(b) The yellow system and the green system via the PTU.
(c) The Blue system.
(d) Only the yellow system.
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20
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- (DSC-29-10) The yellow system includes operation of;
(a) The left and right elevator.
(b) The left elevator only.
(c) The right elevator only.
(d) The right aileron only.
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21
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- (DSC-29-10) The yellow system may be powered by;
(a) Eng 1 Hyd. pump.
(b) Eng. 2 Hyd. pump or the yellow electric pump or the PTU.
(c) Eng. 2 Hyd. pump, the yellow electric pump or the RAT.
(d) Eng. 1 Hyd pump or the RAT.
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22
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- (DSC-29-10) The yellow system includes operation of ;
(a) The flaps.
(b) The flaps and slats.
(c) The slats.
(d) The landing gear.
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23
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- (DSC-29-20) During first engine start the PTU is;
(a) Automatically running.
(b) Tested.
(c) Inhibited.
(d) Not available on the ground.
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24
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- (DSC-29-10) The RAT can be restored;
(a) In flight.
(b) On ground only.
(c) On ground and in flight.
(d) In flight with speed > 140 kts.
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