ACFT SYS WED Flashcards
What are the power sources for the essential push bat and which provides power during normal AEO operations
Generator
Battery as backup
Can the gen/starter operate dual function concurrently
No
Operates as starter until N1 is %50 then provides power N1>50%
Where does the starter get its power from for starting the engine?
Battery, EPU or other generator
Purpose of the busbar
Acts as powerboard to distribute power
In normal AEO operations where do the shedding busbars receive power
The generators through primary busbars
The batter provides _______ volts in DC power
24
The type of battery
Nickel Cadmium
Battery’s master box function
Control and monitor operations of the battery
The avionics master switch connect power to give avionics sections of which buses
Essential bus 1 and 2, avionics shed bus 1 and 2
If a generator fails or a bus tie is opened which busbars are automatically disconnected
High load busbars
Gen 1 and gen 2 switches are located on the
Engine switch assembly
Does the battery need to be connected before EPU?
Yes to prevent damage
How many generators have to fail before the shedding buses are automatically disconnected
2
What cockpit switch allows reconnection of shedding buses
SHED BUS
DC power is converted to AC power by the use of an ____
Inverter
The inverter is referee for as #2 as it receives its DC power from?
Essential busbar 2
The inverter converts 28VDC into what VAC and at what frequency
26 VAC 400Hz
115VAC 400Hz
What ACFT components require AC power
AHRS1
Roll SAS
wether radar
Ice detector
Pitch SAS
The two hats EC135 high power electrical consumer are the _____
Aircon
Winch
The winch receives its power from the ______ primary bus
1
What is the primary role of the main rotor drives
Transmit power from both engines to the main and tail rotors and auxiliary units
What do the flexible couplings at each end of the engine drive shaft do?
They correct misalignment between the engine outputs and the main transmission inputs
What do the 2 freewheel units provide to the transmission
They prevent a reverse power flow from the main transmission to the engines
What component if located between the tail rotor drive shaft and the main transmission
Rotor brake disc adapter
What is the primary role of the main transmission gearing
It reduces input RPM to main rotor, tail rotor and accessories
What type of sump system does the main transmission have and what are the oil systems primary functions
Wet sump oil system for lubrication and cooling
How many oil pumps does the main transmission oil system have and why
2 pumps in lower gearbox casing for redundancy
What does a main transmission oil filter pop-up button extension mean? Actions?
Pre clogging indicator and you should tell maintenance
Where are the oil coolers mounted?
Directly abeam and either side of the main transmission
What draws the air to the oil cooler for cooling
The cooler fans driven by the main transmission accessory drive
How many chip detectors are there in the main transmission lubrication system and where are they?
1 which is fitted in the 1 common suction line for both oil pumps
How do you check the oil level of the main transmission and what if the level is outside limits
Check oil sight glass on RH side of transmission and advice maintenance
How do we active the rotor break in the aircraft and when?
Pull down rotor break leaver, located in the overhead panel
50%rpm and when both engines shut down
How much time in between rotor break applications?
10 minutes minimum
Parameters for ROTOR BRK caution on CAD
Break engaged and rotor turning
What does the main transmission accessory drive operate?
Hydraulic pumps and oil cooler fans
Where is the rotor break attached and what is its primary function?
Attached between the tail rotor drive shaft and the main transmission. Enables rotors to be stopped
How is the main transmission connected to the airframe?
By 4 ARIS mounts, 2 torque struts and one side load strut
What is the main purpose of the main transmission mounts
The transmit the main rotor forces and moments into the helicopter airframe
What is the purpose of the ARIS system
A spring/mass damper used to isolate vibration between the rotor system and the fuselage