175 COMPLETE STUDY GUIDE. Flashcards

1
Q

THRUST MODE

TO to CLB

A
  1. 400’
  2. gear up
  3. Change in Flt director Vertical mode.
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2
Q

Thrust Mode

CLB to CRZ

A
  1. Leveled at selected alt for 90 sec.

2. Airspeed +/- 5 knots or .1 Mach or preselected speed

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3
Q

Thrust mode

CON

A

Engine failure condition at 3,000 AGL

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4
Q

Thrust Mode

CRZ to GA

A

Gear down and flaps greater than 0

From CRZ, CON or CLB if TOGA pressed.

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5
Q

Can you change thrust mode manually?

A

Yes

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6
Q

Name a few Thrust modes the airplane has?

A

SPDt

SPDe

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7
Q

What is ATTCS

When will it come on Automatically?

A

Automatic takeoff thrust control system

  1. 15% difference in N1 values between engines.
  2. Engine failure on T/O or GO around
  3. Wind shear
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8
Q

What is the difference between MAX and TOGA?

A

MAX provides TO

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9
Q

What is the difference between MAX and TOGA?

A

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

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10
Q

What type of brakes does the ERJ have?

A

Brake by wire disc brakes.

Carbon

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11
Q

How can you activate the Brakes

A
  1. Toe brakes
  2. Auto brakes
  3. Parking/EMERG brake
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12
Q

What is the difference between HI and RTO?

Which one brakes harder?

A

HI is used for landing, high deceleration
RTO is maximum braking in the event of a RTO

RTO

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13
Q

What conditions must be met for auto brakes to be armed to RTO?

A
  1. On the ground
  2. Wheels above 60kt
  3. No faults.
  4. Thrust in Idle or reverse
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14
Q

What conditions must be met for the auto brakes to be applied in a RTO (activated)

A
  1. ARMED
  2. On ground
  3. Wheel speed above 60 kt.
  4. No faults
  5. Brakes not pressed, IDLE/REV thrust.
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15
Q

What conditions must be met for the auto brakes to be DISARMED from RTO?

We don’t want them anymore.

A
  1. BRAKES pressed
  2. Thrust above idle
  3. Faults detected below 60kt.
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16
Q

How many ways can you lower the landing gear?

A
  1. Normal
  2. Override
  3. EMER extension
17
Q

What does electrical gear override do?

A

Overrides dear down regardless of position normal selector is in.

18
Q

What does the Alternate Gear Extension lever do?

A

releases his Raul if pressure in the system, free falling the gear.

19
Q

Systematically, what happens when the landing gear lever is selected up or down?

A

Commands extension/ retraction of landing gear, requiring pressure in Hydraulic 2

20
Q

How does aircraft know to give a green down indication on the EICAS (what component verifies the signal)?

A

2 up and down lock sensors

21
Q

What causes a landing gear Lever Disagree msg.? How is it fixed?

A

Landing gear lever does not agree with at least one of the gear positions.

22
Q

What criteria must be met for the auto brakes to be armed to low, med or HI?

A
  1. Knob selected
  2. WOW indicates in flight
  3. Wheel speed below 60kt
  4. No faults
  5. Brakes not pressed,
  6. Any thrust lever position
23
Q

What can be done to disarm the auto-brake from low, med, or high?

A
  1. 20% pressure on toe brakes
  2. Thrust levers above idle
  3. Faults detected
24
Q

What areas of the 175 are protected with Anti-Ice?

A
  1. Leading edge of wings
  2. Engine Cowls
  3. Windshields
  4. Probes
25
Q

On the ground Single AC source when will the Windshield heat be on?

One AC source Inflight?

A

Just during test

Only left windshield heat powered

26
Q

When will ENG anti-ice automatically turn on?
Ice Detected, MCDU TO Dataset ENG when start?

On Ground

In flight

A

Automatically after engine start.

Automatically + 2 min.

27
Q

When will ALL anti-ice turn on automatically with MCDU TO dataset ALL

Inflight?

On ground?

A

Automatically + 2min

On takeoff roll, 40kt. Wheel speed or greater