Anti-Ice and Rain Flashcards

1
Q

What does WINDOW HEAT OVERHEAT (amber) light illuminated mean?

A

Overheat or electric power interruption turned power OFF to respective window

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2
Q

The Rain Removal System for the flight deck windows consists of a permanent rain repellant coating and _____.

A

windshield wipers on the front windows (L1 & R1)

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3
Q

Positioning ENG ANTI-ICE switches ON in flight _____ ( 3 things).

A
  • Sets stall warning logic for icing conditions
  • Uses Engine Bleed air regardless of Engine Bleed Valve position
  • allows engine bleed air to flow through Cowl Anti-Ice Valve for cowl lip anti-icing
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4
Q

The COWL ANTI-ICE (amber) light illuminates means:

A

Excessive pressure in the duct

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5
Q

Both Engine Anti-ice switches are selected ON. The Left COWL VALVE OPEN light is illuminated bright blue and the Right COWL VALVE OPEN light is illuminated dim blue.

A

The left cowl valve is in transit or stuck closed and the right is open.

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6
Q

Both Engine Anti-ice switches are selected OFF. The Left COWL VALVE OPEN light is illuminates bright blue and the Right COWL VALVE OPEN light is extinguished.

A

the left cowl valve is in transit or stuck open and the right cowl valve is closed.

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7
Q

A TAI (amber) indication to the left of a N1 display on the Upper Display Unit indicates _____.

A

the Cowl anti-ice valve failed to move to the position selected by the ENG ANTI-ICE switch, or is in transit

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8
Q

The Wing Anti-Ice System does not provide protection for _____ (3 things)

A
  • the leading edge flaps
  • the outboard leading edge slat on each wing
  • the trailing edge flaps.
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9
Q

The Wing Anti-Ice is selected OFF. The L VALVE OPEN light is illuminated bright blue and the R VALVE OPEN light is extinguished.

A

the left anti-ice control valve is in transit or stuck open and the right anti-ice control valve is closed.

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10
Q

The Wing Anti-Ice is selected ON. The L VALVE OPEN light is illuminated dim blue and the R VALVE OPEN light is illuminated bright blue.

A

the left anti-ice control valve is open and the right anti-ice control valve is in transit or stuck closed.

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11
Q

Both Wing Anti-Ice Control Valves close during ground operations when _____. ( 3 things)

A
  • positioning the WING ANTI-ICE switch OFF
  • either engine thrust lever is above the takeoff warning setting
  • either temperature sensor senses a duct over temperature
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12
Q

Positioning the WING ANTI-ICE switch to ON in flight sets stall warning logic for icing conditions _____.

A

for the remainder of the flight.

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13
Q

the PROBE HEAT provides electrical heating for _____.

A

the Alpha Vane Sensors
the Total Air Temperature Probe
the Standby Pitot Probe

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