A330 Electrical Flashcards

1
Q

If APU and EXT A and B are connected which system has priority over which?

A
  • APU GEN will have priority over EXT B to power AC1

- EXT A will power AC2

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2
Q

How much power can each EXT PWR supply?

A

90kVA max

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3
Q

How long does NBPT take?

A
  • Milliseconds

- APU can take up to 15sec

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4
Q

Once the IDG’s are disconnected, can they be re-connected?

A

Only on ground by maintenance

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5
Q

If the EMER GEN is powered by the RAT only, what can occur?

A
  • If slats are extended, EMER GEN deactivates

- Can be re-activated when slats are retracted and MAN ON pb is pressed.

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6
Q

Which has a higher priority? GEN 1/2, APU GEN, EXT A/B

A
  1. GEN 1/2
  2. APU GEN
  3. EXT A/B
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7
Q

How many generators are there?

A
  • 2 engine generators
  • 1 APU generator
  • 1 emergency generator
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8
Q

Where are the circuit breakers located?

A

Electronic Equipment Bay (Avionics Bay)

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9
Q

How much power can each GEN supply?

A

115kVA of three phase 115/200V 400Hz

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10
Q

What does NBPT stand for?
What does this system do?
When is it active?

A
  • No Break Power Transfer
  • Prevents busbar power interruption during supply source transfer
  • On ground only
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11
Q

How is the emergency generator driven?

A
  • By the green hydraulic circuit via
  • Engine 1 and or 2
  • RAT
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12
Q

How are GEN1 and GEN2 driven?

A

By engine 1 and 2 via an integrated drive

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13
Q

What happens when both GEN1 and GEN2 are lost?

A
  • The emergency gen kicks in
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14
Q

What system controls the contactors?

A

Electrical Contactor Management Unit (ECMU)

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15
Q

What happens if one generator is shut down due to over-current detection?

A
  • The related AC BUS is lost

- No re-configuration

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16
Q

If one generator is lost what happens?

A
  • Re-configuration

- GEN1/2 powers complete system

17
Q

How does the ECMU control the NBPT?

A

It takes control of both busbars for a short period of time and synchronizes the frequencies.

18
Q

If AC1 fails, what happens?

A
  • Re-configuration
  • AC1 is lost completely
  • AC2 powers AC ESS and ESS TR
19
Q

How much power can the APU GEN supply?

A

115kVA of three phase 115/200V 400Hz

20
Q

What happens when the ESS TR and TR 1 or 2 has failed?

A
  • The DC ESS bus is lost
21
Q

What happens when one of the TR’s fail?

A
  • Re-configuration

- The other TR replaces the faulty one

22
Q

Where can electrical power be supplied from?

A
  • 2 Generators
  • 1 Emergency Generator
  • APU Generator
  • 3 Batteries (1 for APU start only)
  • 2 External Power Plugs
23
Q

How is the APU generator driven?

A

Directly by APU

24
Q

What system controls the NBPT?

A

ECMU

25
Q

How are the main generators controlled? What does it control?

A
  • Generator Control Unit

- Frequency and Voltage

26
Q

What two types of electrical supply does the A330 have?

A
  • 115/200V 400Hz AC

- 28V DC

27
Q

Your APU is inop and you’ve started one engine on the bay and you decide to start the second engine during pushback, what do you need to be aware of?

A
  • There is no NBPT active between GEN1 and GEN2

- Power interruptions may occur in system (cabin systems)

28
Q

How much power can the emergency generator supply?

A
  • 8kVA three-phase 115/200V 400 Hz

- when RAT supplies power and speed below 260kts then 3.5kVA