11.12 Flashcards

1
Q

What’s clear ice

A

(Glaze ice)

Supercooled droplets that hit the surface and freeze as they flow across the surface

Smooth, hard, glossy, transparent

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2
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What’s easier to remove rime or clear ice

A

Rime

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3
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How’s rime ice formed

A

Water hitting a sub zero surface and instantly freezing

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4
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What’s a characteristic of rime ice

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Rough but lighter than clear ice

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5
Q

What are visual detection indicators for pilots

A

rods outside of cockpit Windows that are built exposed to airflow so if icing conditions avail they can be seen and anti ice systems can be operated

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6
Q

What’s the hot rod detector made from ans what angle is it installed at

A

Alluminium and 30

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7
Q

How does a pressure operated ice detector work

A

4 holes in leading edge and 2 in the trailing edge
So in flight there’s a pressure build up in the detector and when ice forms the holes on the front will become blocked and this can cause a negative pressure which is sensed by a relay unit

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8
Q

How does a pressure operated ice detector work

A

4 holes in leading edge and 2 in the trailing edge
So in flight there’s a pressure build up in the detector and when ice forms the holes on the front will become blocked and this can cause a negative pressure which is sensed by a relay unit

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9
Q

What powers the rotary ice detector s

A

Single face ac motor

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10
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How does a vibrating probe ice detector work

A

As it’s meant to vibrate at a constant frequency of 40 kHz but when ice forks this will change due to it being heavier which is the indication

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11
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What display is the ice warning messages displayed on

A

EICAS

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12
Q

What type of deicing method is used for leading edge

A

Hot Pneumatic air

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13
Q

How is joined ducting sections of the wing anti ice system sealed

A

Hermetically sealed

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14
Q

How are slats anti iced

A

Same systems as wing and the air is transferred to the slats via a telescopic duct

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15
Q

What’s the WAI valve and what’s it do

A

Wing anti ice valve

Controls amount of air from pneumatic system to wing anti ice ducts

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16
Q

How are wing anti ice valve controlled and actuated

A

Controlled- electrically

Actuated- pneumatically

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17
Q

What’s used to monitor the WAI valves

A

ACIPS

Aerofoil and cowl ice protection system

18
Q

Do the WAI valves operated at same time or differential

A

Same to keep same heat on both wings

19
Q

When’s the operation of the WAI valve not allow

A

When in take off mode

When been in air for less than 10 mins

If auto mode is on

20
Q

What must windshields be able to withstand in relation to bird strike for it to be certified

A

Must be able to withstand a 2lb bird strike at cruising speed

21
Q

What’s are the two modes for electric windscreen anti ice

A

Norm- heating supplies heat to broad area of windscreen

High- supplies to more concentrated areas with a high intensity of heat

22
Q

What are wings and stabilisers using chemical anti icing system called

A

Weeping wings

23
Q

What’s a disadvantage of TKSM (chemical anti icing)

A

Can only carry a certain amount of fluid so it runs out sometimes

24
Q

What’s the most common DE-icing method for wings

A

Wing boots

25
How long are de icing boots inflated for
6-8 sec
26
What are deicing boots made of Outside layer?
Rubberised fabric Conductive neoprone (resistant to deterioration, chemical attacks, conductive)
27
What do reciprocating engine ac use for de icing boot operating air Turbine engine?
Engine driven pump Bleed air
28
What’s done on de icing boots on reciprocating engine to attempt to minimise disturbance to airflow
They are activated symmetrically but operated alternatively across the wing
29
What happens when ice forms on the prop
Ice collects assymetricly so it is unbalanced and gashes vibration
30
What type of fluid is used for chemical deicing
Glycol based Isopropyl alcohol
31
What’s the advantages of isopropyl alcohol being used over a glycol based chemical used for de icing
More available and cheaper
32
What disadvantages are there of prop de ice systems
Heavy Limited fluid
33
How long are cycling timers on a propellor electrical deicing system
15-30 sec with a cycle of two mins
34
What type of chemical rain repellent is used when was irs PRODUCTION banned
Rain boe containing CFC113 1st jan 1996
35
Does the time the push button is held for the rain repellent affect how much repellent is discharged
No
36
Why should rain repellent only be used on a wet screen
Bc if it’s undiluted it can affect the visibility
37
What’s the outer layer of a windscreen coated with
Hydrophobic coating
38
What’s used to clean wind shield
50/50 of water and isopropanol alcohol
39
What does the heated air in the pneumatic rain removal system do
It breaks the raindrops into small particles to be blown away It heats the windshield to prevent the moisture from freezing
40
How many wipers does the windscreen sit on
2
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How cycles per min do the windscreen wipes do in low speed High?
160 cycle per min 250 cycle per min