Aeronautics - General Flashcards
What is responsible for fuel scheduling?
Fuel Control Unit (FCU)
N1 Gauge meaning
Compressor Turbine speed
N2 Gauge meaning
Power turbine speed
Spin recovery technique
-power idle
-Ailerons level
-full opposite rudder
-nose forward a smidge
-pull out of dive
Adding lead does what to fuel
Increases octane rating
Characteristics of high aspect ratio wings
-Long
-high parasite drag
-low induced drag
-“high lift”
Relationship of stall speed and load factor
Stall speed increases by square root of load factor
Load factor in 60 degree turn
2
Load factor in 45 degree turn
1.4
VOR frequency band/frequencies used in canada
108.1 - 117.95
in Canada: 112.0 - 117.95
Recommended lean vs. best economy
Recommended lean= 50 degrees rich of peak EGT
Best economy= Peak EGT
Characteristics of low aspect ratio wings
-Short
-Low parasite drag
-High induced drag
-Low lift
Effect of oil pressure loss on single/multi engine
Single: prop moves toward fine
Multi: prop moves toward coarse
Fuel to air ratio at recommended lean
1:15 by weight
Pitot tube blocked partially/totally
Totally: ASI behaves like altimeter
Partially: ASI goes to zero
When to set altimeter when transitioning to/from SPR
Always on the SPR side
Octane/heptane characteristics
Heptane = Volatile component of fuel
Octane = Non-volatile component of fuel
Induced/parasite drag changes wit sirspeed
High airspeed = Low induced and high parasite
Low airspeed = High induced and low parasite