11.10 Fuel And 11.11 Hyds Flashcards

1
Q

What would a milky appearance in a fuel sample indicate

A

Water

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2
Q

The lowest temperature that an ignitable vapour is given off fuel is known as

A

Flash point

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3
Q

A fuel tank that is a part of the structure is known as what

A

Integral

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4
Q

What component ensures the booster remains wet

A

Flap/collector valves inside the collector tank

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5
Q

Ribs act as what inside the wing structure

A

Structural integrity for the wing and a baffle for the fuel

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6
Q

Now does a NACA duct work

A

Ram air is converted to pressure for pressurisation

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7
Q

What prevents the fuel entering the vent system

A

Float valves

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8
Q

What is the normal sequence of fuel usage on an aircraft

A

Centre, inboard, outboard tanks, both together

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9
Q

What is the maximum refuelling pressure

A

50psi

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10
Q

In what part of the fuel system is the jet pump and when will it operate

A

Water scavenge and fuel scav system will run when boost pumps are running

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11
Q

What 3 fuel sensors are there

A
  • Capacitance
  • resistance (thermistor)
  • magnetism (reed switch)
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12
Q

How is fuel prevented from vaporising during fuel jettison

A

Anti corona nozzle

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13
Q

If a fuel pump fails how would fuel be provided to the engines

A

Pump bypass and feed by suction or gravity

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14
Q

Which tanks on a commercial aircraft are not capable of gravity refuelling

A

Centre and stab tanks

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15
Q

How is water removed during normal operation of the fuel system

A

By using booster pump supplied jet pumps to scavenge the water

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16
Q

In what position is the cross feed valve during normal operation

A

Closed

17
Q

What is a disadvantage of synthetic oil in a hydraulic system

A

It’s hydroscopic

18
Q

Why is it necessary to pressurise the hyd reservoirs

A

To compress any air in the system and prevent cavitation

19
Q

What is provided to account for accelerations and altitude in a reservoir

A

Baffle plates made of sheet metal

20
Q

Where, during maintenance can hyd fluid be drained

A

The bottom of the reservoir

21
Q

Where would you get hyd indications from

A

ECAM and hyd reservoir

22
Q

What is the purpose of the booster pump impeller of a hydraulic pump

A

Make sure the pump is fed by providing positive pressure

23
Q

Where would you find evidence of pump wear

A

Hyd filters

24
Q

What causes the RAT to deploy

A

Manual pressing of a graded switch

25
Q

What system in the pump carries away the cooling flow of the pump

A

Case drain

26
Q

If there is a larger demand on a hydraulic system what would occur

A

Either PTU or priority valve would kick in

27
Q

What type of loads does a static seal withstand

A

Steady or pulsating loads

28
Q

What prevents cavitation of the main hyd pumps

A

Header pressure of the reservoir of 50psi or impeller

29
Q

What material is normally used to manufacture low pressure tubing

A

Aluminium