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____.

A

700 rpm

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__

A

Starter

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
Q

Give an examples of an equipment that commonly uses the aircraft electrical system for its source of energy

A

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