Cabin Atmosphere Control Systems Ch. 14 Sec. C Flashcards

1
Q
  1. The most common type of heater for small single-engine aircraft is the __
    heater.
A

Exhaust Shroud

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Q
  1. Light and medium-twin engine aircraft are often heated with __ heaters.
A

Combustion

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3
Q
  1. The thermostat of a combustion heater controls the __ ( fuel valve or ignition).
A

Fuel Valve

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4
Q
  1. The ventilating air pressure inside the combustion heater is ___ (higher or lower) than the pressure of the combustion air.
A

Higher

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5
Q
  1. When the temperature is reached for which the duct limit switch of a combustion heater is set the, ___ (fuel or ignition) to the heater is shut off.
A

Fuel

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6
Q
  1. Which of these controls for a combustion heater is not normally accessible in flight?
    (a, b, or c)
    a. Heater master switch.
    b. Cabin thermostat.
    c. Overheat switch,
A

c

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7
Q
  1. Two methods of removing heat from the air in an air cycle air conditioning system are:
    A.
    B.
A

Ram air heat exchangers
Expanding Air Across a Turbine

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8
Q
  1. The water separator in an air cycle air conditioning system removes the water from the air ___ (before or after) it passes through the air cycle machine.
A

After

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9
Q
  1. Two types of air conditioning system for lowering the temperature of the air in an aircraft cabin are:
    a.
    b.
A

Air-cycle Machines
Vapor-cycle systems

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10
Q
  1. Heat that is added to a liquid that causes a change in its state without changing its temperature is called __ heat
A

Latent

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11
Q
  1. The two components in a vapor cycle air conditioning system that divide the system into the high and low side are the:
    a.
    b.
A

Compressor
Expansion Valve

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12
Q
  1. The component in a vapor cycle air conditioning system that acts as the reservoir for the refrigerant is the __
A

Receiver-dryer

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Q
  1. The substance in a vapor cycle air conditioning system that is found in the receiver-dryer and used to remove moisture from the refrigerant is known as __.
A

Desiccant

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14
Q
  1. The component in a vapor cycle air conditioning system in which heat from the cabin is absorbed into the refrigerant is the __
A

Evaporator

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15
Q
  1. The refrigerant most generally used in aircraft air-conditioning systems is __
    R-22
A

R-12

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16
Q
  1. The thermal expansion valve of a vapor cycle air conditioning system is the __for the system.
A

Control

17
Q
  1. The component in a vapor cycle air conditioning system in which the heat in the refrigerant is given up to device the outside air is the
A

Condenser

18
Q
  1. Two types of leak detectors that are suitable for detecting a refrigerant leak in an aircraft air conditioning system are:
    a
    b
A

Soapy Water
Electronic Oscillator

19
Q
  1. If bubbles are visible in the ___ there is not enough refrigerant in the system.
A

Sight Glass

20
Q
  1. Any time a vapor cycle air conditioning system has been opened, it must be ____ before it is recharged.
A

Purged

21
Q
  1. Refrigerant should normally be put into the low side of an air conditioning system in its (liquid or vapor) state.
A

Vapor