11.4 Air Conditioning Flashcards
Does atmospheric pressure increase or deafness with increase in altitude?
Atmospheric pressure decreases
What altitude do modern aircraft operate at?
40,000ft
What’s the maximum cabin altitude during flight?
8,000ft
What is the positive cabin rate?
Don’t exceed 500ft per minute
What is the negative cabin rate?
Don’t exceed 300ft per minute
What happens when cabin pressure increases to 10,000ft?
Crew put oxygen masks on
What happens when cabin pressure increases to 14,000ft?
Oxygen masks come down from passenger cabin ceiling
What happens when cabin pressure increases to 15,000ft?
Outflow valves close automatically
To prevent differential pressure what happens?
Two saftey valves
- positive and negative pressure relief valves
What three modes does the cabin pressurisation system have?
Automatic
Semi- Automatic
Manual
What does the ditching push button do?
Isolates the cabin from any water entering during an emergency landing (closes all valves)
An outflow valve normally has…?
3 motors
2 AC
1 DC
When cabin pressurisation system is switches to manual mode, what motor is used?
DC motor
During pressure leakage test what is cabin pressurised to?
4 psi above ambient pressure
What is the minimum number of sensors you can have in a pack?
3
What system reduces the operational costs of air conditioning?
Recirculation system
What is required to compensate for different cooling and heating effects?
A zone temperature control system
In an emergency how do you use air conditioning?
Emergency ram air inlet
What is the purpose of the trim air valve ?
Controls the amount of hot air that is mixed with cold supply air
Where is a separate ventilation system used?
Galleys and lavatories
What is the main air source?
Engine compressor
What temperature do the electrical heaters automatically switch in?
Below 7 degrees C
What are the 4 different cargo ventilation types?
- non ventilation
- ventilation and heated
- ventilation and unheated
- air conditioned cargo
What does HP mean?
Hugh pressure