2101 - FINALS Flashcards

1
Q

1.When the speed to perform this check is obtained, momentarily turn the ignition switch to the ______

A

off position

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2
Q

It is used to controls the rate of charge to the battery by stabilizing the generator or alternator electrical output.

A

voltage regulator

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3
Q

Each generator supplies how many volts to Alternating Current (AC) to its own bus?

A

115V 400Hz

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4
Q

What is the meaning of CSD?

A

Constant Speed drive

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5
Q

This supply is known as split operation that means the AC power sources are never ____

A

connected in parallel

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6
Q

On the ground, the aircraft electrical network can be supplied by an _______

A

External Power source

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7
Q

What is the meaning of ECAM?

A

electronic centralize for aircraft monitoring

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8
Q

What is the meaning of GPCU?

A

Ground Power Control Unit

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9
Q

The ______ will extend automatically to pressurize the blue hydraulic system, which powers theEMERgencyGenerator, if the A/C speed is sufficient and AC BUS 1 and 2 are no longer supplied.

A

Ram air turbine

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10
Q

At the start/end of each flight, the battery is connected/disconnected from the electrical distribution bus through the _______

A

solenoid contact

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11
Q

A battery master switch on the flight deck is used to control the _____

A

Solenoid

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12
Q
  1. When replacing or preparing a magneto for installation, the first concern is with the
A

internal timing of the magneto

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13
Q

This angular displacement from the neutral position, known as ______

A

The E-gap angle

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14
Q

The magneto drop should be even for both magnetos and is generally in the area of a _____drop for each magneto

A

25-75 rpm drop

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15
Q

It is used to help determine the exact instant that the magneto points open. There are two general types of timing lights in common use.

A

timing lights

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16
Q

The engine is usually timed by using the No. 1 cylinder on the_____.

A

Compression stroke

17
Q

The ignition switch check is usually made at____.

18
Q

This is the devices are mounted to the crankshaft flange and use a timing plate.

A

timing disk

19
Q

When the starter gear hub is installed correctly, the timing marks are marked on it that line up with the mark on the__

20
Q

On an engine that has no starter gear hub, the timing mark is normally on the ____

A

No. 1 piston is at top dead center.

21
Q

The piston is in a position where a straight line can be drawn through the center of the crankshaft journal, the crankpin, and

A

the piston pin

22
Q

A piston in top center has little value from a timing standpoint because the corresponding crankshaft position may vary from ______ for this piston position.

A

1° to 5°

23
Q

It is used to control electrical power between the aircraft generator and the distribution bus.

A

generation circuit

24
Q

30.It is used to supply power for engine starting and to provide a secondary power supply in the event of an alternator (or generator) failure.

A

Battery Circuit

25
Give an examples of an equipment that commonly uses the aircraft electrical system for its source of energy
Position lights Anticollision lights Landing lights Taxi lights Interior cabin lights Instrument lights Radio equipment Turn indicator Fuel gauges Electric fuel pump Stall warning system Pitot heat Starting motor