AS112 - Homework - Day 2 Flashcards

1
Q

When an aircraft is fueled, it should be electrically connected to the fuel truck and to the ground to prevent a spark caused by an accumulation of ___ electricity on the aircraft surface.

A

static

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2
Q

A body having an accumulation of electrons on its surface is said to have a ____.

A

negative

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3
Q

Like charges ____ each other.Unlike charges _____ each other.

A

Answer 1:
repel
Answer 2:
attract

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4
Q

Static dischargers on an aircraft control surface provide sharp points from which a static charge can be dissipated from the control surface into the

A

air

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5
Q

Flexible metal braids called _____ straps connect the control surfaces to the aircraft structure to prevent the buildup of static charges.

A

Answer 1:
bonding

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6
Q

The ease with which lines of magnetic flux can pass through a material is known as a _________ material’s .

A

Answer 1:
permeability

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7
Q

is the opposition to the flow of magnetic force.

A

reluctance

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8
Q

One line of magnetic flux is called a .

A

Maxwell

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9
Q

One _____ represents a magnetic flux density of one maxwell per square centimeter.

A

gauss

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10
Q

is the ability of a material to retain magnetism after a magnetizing force is removed.

A

Answer 1:
retentivity

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11
Q

______ magnetism is the magnetism remaining in a material after the magnetizing force has been removed.

A

residual

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12
Q

The lines of magnetic flux are considered to leave the [ Select ] pole of a magnet and enter at the [ Select ] pole.

A

Answer 1:
north
Answer 2:
south

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13
Q

The strength of an electromagnet is determined by the
[ Select ] and by the
[ Select ] flowing through it.

A

Answer 1:
number of turns
Answer 2:
amount of current

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14
Q

Using a soft iron core in an electromagnet increases its strength because it ________ the lines of flux.

A

concentrates

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15
Q

There are two types of electromagnets used in practical applications, those having ______ cores and those having ______cores. (alphabetical)

A

Answer 1:
fixed
Answer 2:
movable

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16
Q

Name five ways electrical energy may be generated (alphabetical)

A

Answer 1:
Chemical

Answer 2:
Light

Answer 3:
Magnetism

Answer 4:
Pressure

Answer 5:
Thermal

17
Q

If three amps of current are flowing in a 12-volt circuit, how much resistance is present? ohms

A

4

18
Q

When a five-ohm resistance is placed in a 20-volt circuit, how much current will flow? amps

A

Answer 1:
4

19
Q

A 60-watt light bulb installed in a 24-volt circuit will cause how much current to flow? amps

A

Answer 1:
2.5

20
Q

What is the total power and total current for a 12-volt aircraft system with the following equipment installed: (parallel)

a. Navigation lights, 3 lights at 20 watts each = amps

b. Radio 1, 60 watts = amps

c. Radio 2, 30 watts = amps

d. Interior lights, 30 watts = amps
Total power = watts
Total current = amps

A

Answer 1:
5

Answer 2:
5

Answer 3:
2.5

Answer 4:
2.5

Answer 5:
180

Answer 6:
15

21
Q

How many watts of electrical power are needed to lift a 12,000-pound aircraft three feet in one minute?
horsepower is needed (two decimals)
watts of electrical power (one decimal)

A

Answer 1:
1.09
Answer 2:
813.8

22
Q

How much current is required for a 12-volt DC electric motor to produce 1/4 horsepower if we assume that there are no losses in the system?

1/4 horsepower = watts (round 1 decimal)

In a 12-volt motor this will require amps (round 1 decimal)

A

Answer 1:
186.5
Answer 2:
15.54

23
Q

Name the three components needed to complete an electrical circuit.

A

Load
Source
Conductor

24
Q

The resistance of a conductor is affected by what three factors?

A

physical characteristics
temperature
dimensions

25
Q

A material is said to have a positive temperature coefficient of resistance if its resistance ____as its temperature increases.

A

Answer 1:
increases

26
Q

According to the wire chart illustrated in figure 3-33 on page 3-16 of your Jeppesen General textbook, a six-gauge MIL-W-7072 aluminum wire will carry [ Select ] amps in free air, and a six-gauge MIL-W-5086 copper wire will carry [ Select ] amps in free air. The reason for the difference is that copper has
[ Select ] resistance than the aluminum.

A

Answer 1:
83
Answer 2:
101
Answer 3:
less

27
Q

A DPDT switch will control __ circuits, and it has either __ or __ positions.

A

Answer 1:
2
Answer 2:
2
Answer 3:
3

28
Q

An electromagnetic switch having a movable core is called a .

A

Answer 1:
solenoid

29
Q

A glass tubular fuse that uses a small spring to pull the fusible link apart is called a ______ ________ fuse.

A

Answer 1:
Slow Blow