APU Flashcards
What services does the APU provide and what are they used
An electrical generator supplies 28 V DC to the electrical system. The pneumatic power is used for the engine starting and to supply bleed air to the air-condition pack of the environmental system (ECS).
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How is the APU controlled and monitored
Through its own FADEC
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What does pressing the APU ON/OFF button do?
It starts the ECU power-up sequence and initiates the APU built in test (BIT)
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When does the START button on the APU CONTROL panel flash green?
During the ECU bit test
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What does the START button on the APU control panel illuminating steady green indicate?
The APU is ready to start
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If the START button on the APU control panel illuminates AMBER what does that indicate?
The APU start is inhibited
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What are the APU starter limitations
Up to 3 consecutive unsuccessful start attempts are allowed with 30 second intervals between attempts
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What MFD page can the APU information be seen on?
The Status SYNOPTIC page
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Which tank normally supplies the APU
Right tank
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Is it possible to feed the APU from the left tank? if so how
Yes, via the cross feed system
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If the APU is the only source of electrical power on the ground, what buses can the APU power?
All of them and charge the batteries
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If the APU is the only source of electrical power in the air, what buses can it power
All except for the shed buses, and also can charge the batteries
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Where does the APU get its power for starting?
Number 2 battery
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What should be displayed on the STATUS synoptic page if the APU oil quantity is sufficient
A green “OK”
List the 4 conditions that will cause the APU to automatically shut down either in flight or on the ground
Overspeed,
under-speed,
ECU internal failure or an
APU bleed leak