Board Phase 3 ?'s Flashcards
How does the autopilot function work?
- Plane flys and is controlled by Action Points.
- Action Points perform actions based on waypoints provided by GPS.
What do the ailerons control?
Flight Attitude along the longitudinal (roll)
What is the length of the MQ-4C Triton?
47 feet 8 inches from nose to tail
How big is the Triton wing span?
130 feet 11 inches
How many gallons of fuel does the MQ-4C Triton hold?
2,518 gallons
What types of fuel does the Triton accept?
JP-5
JP-8
JP-8 +100
TS-1
How many TMED actuators are there and heater assemblies? Where are they located?
160 actuators
16 heater blanket assemblies
Distributed along the leading edges of the wings and v-tail
What are the attitude capabilities of the Triton?
Over 60,000 feet
What type of engine does the Triton have? How many pounds of thrust is it rated for?
Rolls Royce AE3007H high bypass axial flow turbofan engine
8,500 pounds of thrust
What do ice detector probes use to accomplish their job?
Electric heat to prevent ice and the air data probes provide airspeed attitude and de-ice.
How long does fueling take?
45 minutes
How many stages is the low pressure turbine (LPT)? What does it do?
3 stages
Converts energy from the gas flow to power the fan rotor via the inner spool.
How many transit cases are in the FOB?
97 cases
How many ignition systems are there and how do they operate?
2 ignition systems that operate independently and are controlled by the FADEC.
Ignition is accomplished through the permanent magnetic alternator (PMA) and dual redundant ignitor/leads/exciters.
What does the fuel distribution system provide?
Continuous supply of fuel to the engine and environmental control system (ECS) and servo system operation.
What does the fuel distribution system do?
Supplies fuel to the engine for combustion and servo system operations
How many hazard areas are within the safety diamond?
9
How much does the Triton weigh?
32,250 pounds
How many equipment racks are there in the MOB? How many groups are they organized in?
20 racks
5 groups
How many gallons are in the entire hyd system? What is the operating pressure?
4.75 gallons of MIL-PRF-87257
Operates at 3,000 PSIG
When is air used to pressurize fuel tanks?
Above 46,000 feet
What do the wheels consist of?
Two half wheel assemblies held together by 8 bolts, 8 nuts, and 16 washers.
Made from aluminum alloy.
How far does the non-pressurized forward fuselage extend?
From stations 90 - 200.
How many fire/flammable liquid leakage zones are there?
24
What are the dimensions of the danger areas of the intake and exhaust?
Intake: 30 feet wide / 15 feet from nose
Exhaust: 20 feet wide / 150 feet aft
What is the height to the top of the fin?
15 feet 5 inches
What do the IMMC’s handle?
In-flight failures
What does the 8th stage bleed air provide pressure to? What does the 14th stage provide?
8th: Fuel tank, ECS for avionics compartments, EO/IR pressure differential
14th: Routes compressed air to the engine lip to prevent ice accumulation
What capability does the NLG have and what is its purpose?
Hike and de-hike, which changes the angle of attack.
It eliminates the need for conventional wing flaps.