Anti-Ice, Rain Flashcards
What does the WINDOW HEAT OVERHEAT (amber) light mean?
An overheat condition (62 deg C) for the respective window
Sec 3.010 p 4
Describe the Rain Removal System for the Forward Flight Deck Windows
Windshield wipers (Park, Int, Low, High) Hydrophobic coating
(Sec 3.010 p 6-7)
What does positioning ENG ANTI-ICE switches ON in flight do?
1) Allows engine bleed air to flow through the Cowl Anti-Ice Valve for cowl lip anti-icing
2) TAI (amber/green) is displayed above N1 indication on Engine Display
3) sets stall warning logic for icing conditions
(Sec 3.010 p 8)
What does the COWL ANTI-ICE (amber) light mean?
Excessive pressure (>65 psi) in the duct from Cowl Anti-Ice Valve to the cowl lip
(Sec 3.010 p 8)
With the Engine Anti-Ice selected ON, what is the difference between a dim blue and bright blue indication?
With Engine Anti-Ice selected ON:
dim blue = valve is open
bright blue = valve in transit or disagrees with switch position
(Sec 3.010 p 8)
What does an amber TAI indication to the left of an N1 display on the Upper Display Unit indicate?
Amber = valve fails to move to the position selected by the ENG ANTI-ICE switch
(Sec 3.010 p 9)
Which Devices (flaps and/or slats) are heated by the Wing Anti-Ice System?
The three inboard leading edge slats are heated regardless of position
It does not include the inboard leading edge flaps or outermost slat on each wing
(Sec 3.010 p 10)
With the Wing Anti-Ice selected ON, what is the difference between a dim blue and bright blue indication?
With Engine Anti-Ice selected ON:
dim blue = valve is open
bright blue = valve in transit or disagrees with switch position
(Sec 3.010 p 8)
What causes the Wing Anti-Ice Control Valves to close during ground operations?
Overtemperature (>125 deg C) sensed in the ground mode, or
transition from ground to air mode
(Sec 3.010 p 10)
How is the stall warning logic for icing conditions affected with the WING ANTI-ICE switch?
Stall warning logic adjusts Stick Shaker and min maneuver bars on airspeed indications
(Sec 3.010 p 12)
The PROBE HEAT provides electrical heating for which sensors?
CAPT & F/O Pitot, L & R Elev Pitot, L & R Alpha Vane, Temp Probe and Aux Pitot
(Sec 3.010 p 13)