Auxiliary Power Unit Flashcards
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What is the range where the APU starter cut-out will occur?
46% on the ground and 46-60% in flight.
What are the APU starter limits?
Three attempts in a one hour with a two minute waiting period between each attempt
What will the APU automatic fire protection provide in flight?
Automatic shutdown of the APU, but not automatic discharge of the fire bottle.
Where does fuel to operate the APU come from?
The left collector tank via a dedicated 28 VDC APU fuel pump.
Prior to APU start the minimum battery voltage should be_______________.
22 volts on both batteries
The APU will not start if the RPM is rotating above what speed on the ground versus flight?
5 percent on the ground 12 percent in flight
The maximum altitude for starting the APU is ________. It can be operated up to _________.
37,000 feet/41,000 feet.
APU bleed air can be used in flight up to what altitude?
25,000 feet.
The APU can be used as a source of bleed air for the aircraft ice protection systems.
False
If the APU door is stuck open or its position is uncertain, what must be done? Also what is the reason?
Is there a way around the restriction?
Maintain a max airspeed of 220 knots.
To prevent APU from windmilling without proper lubrication and to ensure the APU RPM remains below 12 percent in the event it becomes necessary to start the APU in flight.
Yes normal speeds can be used if APU is running
The APU control system ensures that priority is given to ____________.
Electrical power
APU bleed air is controlled by modulating the
APU Load Control Valve (LCV)
What is indicated by the illumination of the PUMP Fail light?
the APU pump failed to energize
What is indicated by the illumination of the PUMP FAIL light?
the APU fuel shutoff valve is not in the commanded position
What is the primary purpose of the APU?
provide electrical power