AIR CONDITIONING Flashcards

1
Q
  1. Equipment cooling is for the most part automatic. When would you have to interact with the system?
A

 When the OFF light illuminates

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2
Q
  1. What does the Equipment Cooling OFF light

indicate?

A

 Loss of air flow due to fan failure

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3
Q
  1. How many Supply fans are there? Exhaust

fans?

A

 Two,two

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4
Q
  1. Where is equipment exhaust air drawn from?
A

 Flight deck displays, overhead and AFT electronic panels, circuit breaker panels and E & E bay

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5
Q
  1. Where is equipment cooling air exhausted?
A

 Overboardexhaustvalve(whenopen)

 Outflow valve when OEV closed

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6
Q
  1. If a supply or exhaust fan should fail when on the ground, what indication would you get?
A

 MC Light with an Overhead annunciation and a nosewheel well horn

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7
Q
  1. Is a single PACK capable of supplying all of the air conditioning and pressurization requirements of the airplane?
A

 Yes

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8
Q
  1. What is indicated by a PACK light?
A

 Pack trip (overheat) or dual controller failure

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9
Q
  1. When would you get HIGH flow if both packs were in AUTO?
A

 Both engine bleeds off and APU bleed on

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10
Q
  1. If on downwind at 5 flaps and you had a pack to fault, would the remaining pack go to high
    flow?
A

 No, not with flaps out

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11
Q
  1. Is it recommended to operate two packs from a single bleed?
A

 No

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12
Q
  1. When would it be feasible to operate two packs from a single bleed?
A

 on the ground with the APU

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13
Q
  1. What sort of flow does the APU produce when

a pack is in HIGH on the ground?

A

 Max rate

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14
Q
  1. What isindicated by a CONT CAB zone temp

light?

A

 Duct temp overheat or dual controller failure

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15
Q
  1. What is indicated by a FWD CAB zone temp light?
A

 Duct temp overheat

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16
Q
  1. What is indicated by a AFT CAB zone temp

light?

A

 Duct temp overheat

17
Q
  1. Can the AFT CAB zone temp light be reset?
A

 Yes

18
Q
  1. If both the primary and secondary controllers

for a pack fail, will the pack continue to operate?

A

 Yes

19
Q
  1. Why would the engineers design an air

conditioning system that is so seemingly difficult to understand?

A

 To make it simple to operate

20
Q
  1. When you move a zone temperature control

up, what are you asking the system to do?

A

 Add warm trim (bleed) air

21
Q
  1. What do recirculation fans do?
A

 Reduce pack workload and bleed air demand (which saves fuel)

22
Q
  1. How would you achieve maximum cooling on the ground?
A

 Packs in auto, APU bleed open, & engine bleeds closed

23
Q
  1. Which windows do the air vent controls defrost?
A

 The # 1windows only