ATA28 - Fuel Flashcards
- On A320, how many pumps are there in each fuel tank ?
One fuel pump in each tank
Two fuel pumps in each tank
There is no fuel pump because tanks are air pressurized
Two fuel pumps in each tank
- Amber FAULT light illuminates on MODE SEL. P/B when :
The delivery fuel pressure drops
Center tank has more than 250 kgs and left or right wing tank has less than 5 000
kgs
The two center tank pumps are selected OFF
Center tank has more than 250 kgs and left or right wing tank has less than 5 000 kgs
- Where is the vent surge tank located ?
In the outer section of each wing
In the wing tank
In the outer section of each wing
- Suction valves are :
Always open regardless of pumps status
Normally closed by pumps pressure
Open automatcally when fuel X-FEED is selected ON
Normally closed by pumps pressure
- The maximun fuel advisory for unbalance is (TAKE OFF & LANDING) :
1500 kg
1800 kg
2200 kg
2200 kg
- What is the purpose of the pressure relief sequence valves ?
Allows the transfert from wing tanks to center tank
When all pumps are running, center pumps will deliver fuel preferentially
When all pumps are running, center pumps will deliver fuel preferentially
- For a given quantity, the normal tank refueling order is :
Wing tanks then center tank
Center tanks then wing tanks
All tanks simultaneously
All tanks simultaneously
- Where is the fuel remaining in the surge tank scavanged :
Inner CELL
Outer CELL
Outer CELL
74. All fuel pumps switches being on "ON" position, are wing tank pumps running while center tank is suplying ? Yes, wing tank pumps are always running No, only when center tank is empty No, because of center tank pump priority
Yes, wing tank pumps are always running
- Why has a 2% additionnal space been provided in each fuel tank ?
For cooling purposes
For fuel expansion without spillage into the vent surge tank
For fuel expansion without spillage into the vent surge tank
- What happens to the IDG cooling fuel when the wing tank is full ?
Fuel goes directly into the center tank
Fuel returns to the engine feeding line
The system automatically selects CTR TK PUMPS to “OFF”, WING TK PUMPS
feed until the engine have used approx. 500 kg
The system automatically selects CTR TK PUMPS to “OFF”, WING TK PUMPS
feed until the engine have used approx. 500 kg
- Which type of motor controls the fuel cross-feed :
Single
Double
Double
- If opened, when will the transfer valves close again ?
When the cell is empty
Transfert valves close automatically at the refuelling operation
Transfert valves close automatically at the refuelling operation
- When the center tank is empty (MODE SEL AUTO), center tank pumps :
Must be manually switched OFF
Stop automatically and wing tank pumps start running
Stop automatically 5 min after LO LEVEL is reached in center tank
Stop automatically 5 min after LO LEVEL is reached in center tank
- In normal operation the cross feed valve is :
Closed for TAKE-OFF
Automatically opened when the center tank has more than 100 kg of fuel
Opened for TAKE-OFF
Closed for TAKE-OFF
- Is gravity feeding from center tank possible ?
Yes
No
No
- When slats are extended, the center tank pumps run on ground :
Always
Never
Yes, after engine start for 2 min
Yes, after engine start for 2 min
- In normal operation, each engine is supplied by :
One wing tank pump and one center tank pump
Two wing tank pumps and two center tank pumps
Two wing tank pumps and one center tank pump
Two wing tank pumps and one center tank pump
- Where can you normally check the fuel quantity of each tank ?
On Fuel page only, on ECAM lower display
On ECAM upper display
On ECAM upper display, or on refueling control panel
On Fuel page only, on ECAM lower display
- The LP VALVES are controlled to OFF position by :
ENGINE MASTER switches only
ENGINE MASTER switches and FIRE P/B’s
FIRE P/B’s only
ENGINE MASTER switches and FIRE P/B’s
- With fuel in all tanks, in flight, fuel is used :
From the center tank, then from inner cells to a predetermined level, then outer cell
From the outer cells and inner cells then from the center tank
From the center tank and the outer cells, then from the inner cells
From the center tank, then from inner cells to a predetermined level, then outer cell
- APU fuel is supplied by :
Engine fuel pump(s) only
APU fuel pump only
Both answers are correct
Both answers are correct
- What does the MODE SEL P/B control :
Center tank and wing tank pumps
Center tank pumps only
Wing tank pumps only
Center tank pumps only
- Amber FAULT light illuminates on TANK PUMP P/B when :
Pump is not energized
P/B at “OFF” position without any failure
The delivery fuel pressure drops
The delivery fuel pressure drops
- How many cells are there in each wing ?
2
3
2
- Where are the transfer valves located ?
In each outer cell
In each inner cell
On each spealed rib of each wing tank
On each spealed rib of each wing tank
- FOB (fuel on board) half-boxed amber on EWD means :
The quantity shown is not fully usable
Fuel quantity indicator is degraded
The quantity shown is not fully usable
- On A320-200, what is the maximun total fuel capacity ?
- 720 kg
- 285 kg
- 666 kg
18.720 kg
- For which purpose is fuel used by electrical system ?
To cool the IDG oil
To cool the engine oil
To cool the IDG oil
- FOB (fuel on board) boxed amber on ECAM FUEL PAGE means :
Both transfer valves in either wing tank fail to open when inner cell is at low level
One transfer valve fails to open when inner cell is at low level
FQI (fuel quantity indicator) is degraded
Both transfer valves in either wing tank fail to open when inner cell is at low level
- During TAKE-OFF, center tank fuel is :
Supplying both engines
Not supplying while slats are extended
Not supplying with the mode select at AUTO
Not supplying while slats are extended