Air Systems 1 Flashcards
What are the Primary Flying Controls?
Elevators, ailerons, and rudder.
How are the Primary Flying Controls connected?
Via cables, pulleys, torque tubes, bell-cranks and push-pull rods.
What are the Secondary Flying Controls?
Trims, flaps, and spoilers.
How are the trims and flaps controlled and actuated?
Electronically.
How are the spoilers controlled and actuated?
Controlled electronically, actuated hydraulically.
Which pitch trim does the autopilot utilise?
The normal pitch trim. The LHS is the master and RHS slave.
What is the limiting speed for Flaps 1?
200 KIAS
What is the limiting speed for Flaps 2?
160 KIAS
What is the limiting speed for Flaps 3?
160 KIAS
What is the limiting speed for Flaps FULL?
145 KIAS
Trim Actuation Controller (TAC) 1 controls and actuates which trims?
Normal pitch trim and aileron trim.
Trim Actuation Controller (TAC) 2 controls and actuates which trims?
Back-up pitch trim and rudder trim.
How are the two pitch trim actuators connected?
Via an interconnecting flex shaft.
How does the aircraft IAS influence the rate of movement for each trim?
Normal pitch trim is speed sensitive, all other trims (including back-up pitch trim) are fixed rate of movement.
28 V DC Bus 2 is connected to which trim(s)?
Normal pitch trim.
28 V DC Bus 1 is connected to which trim(s)?
Rudder trim and aileron trim.
28 V DC Emergency Bus is connected to which trim(s)?
Back-up pitch trim.
Stalling and deep stalling high-tail aircraft lose elevator authority and develop what?
An uncontrolled pitch up, high rate of descent, and high Angle of Attack. Elevators become blanked by the stalled airflow from the wings.
Flap actuation: ………. signals the ………. which activates the 2x ………. to drive the flaps to the selected position.
Flap actuation: FSL signals the FSCU which activates the 2x FLA to drive the flaps to the selected position.
What is the Max Fuel Weight?
1292.8 kg
Fuel is not to be transferred from one wing to another when fuel quantity reaches ………. for single engine condition and ………. for dual engine condition.
Fuel is not to be transferred from one wing to another when fuel quantity reaches 140 kg (174 litres) for single engine condition and 165 kg (205 litres) for dual engine condition.
What is the max fuel imbalance?
100 kg
Under what conditions will these CAS messages appear?
If the fuel in the corresponding tank goes below 90 kg.
At what point will this caption extinguish?
When the imbalance is < 60 kg
After a FUEL IMBALANCE CAS message, at what point will the fuel equal caption appear?
When the fuel imbalance is < 40 kg
How much unusable fuel is carried?
20 kg
At what PSI does the mechanical fuel bypass indicator trigger?
16 ± 2 PSI
At what PSI will this CAS message appear?
8 ± 2 PSI