175 COMPLETE STUDY GUIDE. Flashcards
THRUST MODE
TO to CLB
- 400’
- gear up
- Change in Flt director Vertical mode.
Thrust Mode
CLB to CRZ
- Leveled at selected alt for 90 sec.
2. Airspeed +/- 5 knots or .1 Mach or preselected speed
Thrust mode
CON
Engine failure condition at 3,000 AGL
Thrust Mode
CRZ to GA
Gear down and flaps greater than 0
From CRZ, CON or CLB if TOGA pressed.
Can you change thrust mode manually?
Yes
Name a few Thrust modes the airplane has?
SPDt
SPDe
What is ATTCS
When will it come on Automatically?
Automatic takeoff thrust control system
- 15% difference in N1 values between engines.
- Engine failure on T/O or GO around
- Wind shear
What is the difference between MAX and TOGA?
MAX provides TO
What is the difference between MAX and TOGA?
MAX provides TO/GA reserve with ATTCS on, TOGA for normal ops.
Usually if you go MAX thrust manually it gives you GA RSV
Usually if ATTC does it automatically it gives you T/O RSV
What type of brakes does the ERJ have?
Brake by wire disc brakes.
Carbon
How can you activate the Brakes
- Toe brakes
- Auto brakes
- Parking/EMERG brake
What is the difference between HI and RTO?
Which one brakes harder?
HI is used for landing, high deceleration
RTO is maximum braking in the event of a RTO
RTO
What conditions must be met for auto brakes to be armed to RTO?
- On the ground
- Wheels above 60kt
- No faults.
- Thrust in Idle or reverse
What conditions must be met for the auto brakes to be applied in a RTO (activated)
- ARMED
- On ground
- Wheel speed above 60 kt.
- No faults
- Brakes not pressed, IDLE/REV thrust.
What conditions must be met for the auto brakes to be DISARMED from RTO?
We don’t want them anymore.
- BRAKES pressed
- Thrust above idle
- Faults detected below 60kt.