CAE Flight Controls Flashcards
What is the max altitude with the YD inop?
31,000’
What conditions exist while a pilot is depressing the MSW?
AP disengage, all trims inop, stall pusher inop (except on EASA aircraft)
At what altitude will the half bank mode automatically engage?
31,600’
Can the pilot override the YD command?
No
Normal flap extension from 0 to 30 should not exceed what time limit?
20 seconds
To what degree can the multifunction spoilers extend with control wheel input?
45 degrees
What spoiler panels move on the ground?
All of them
What are the selectable flap positions?
0, 10, 20, 30
How does manual reversion work?
Automatically, with cables through the PCUs
Why are balance tabs installed?
To reduce the pilot effort needed to move the ailerons
Do both ailerons have trim tabs?
No, just the left aileron
PCU is an acronym for what term?
Power Control Unit
Can spoilers and flaps be used at the same time?
Yes
Which trim, primary or secondary, trims faster at cruise?
Secondary trim
What functions does the primary trim have that the secondary trim doesn’t?
Autopilot, configuration trim, variable speed trim and Mach trim
If a series of defective components causes the available hydraulic pressure to decrease to 0, can the rudder be controlled?
Yes, through cables by mechanical input only (manual reversion)
Is the travel time the same using ALT flaps compared with using normal flaps?
No. Using ALT flaps, the flaps run more slowly at FLAPS RATE LOW
If primary trim is inoperable, is configuration trim still available?
No
The YD system is mechanically limited to how many degrees of rudder deflection?
5 degrees
Where are the spoiler RVDTs located?
Inside both yokes
Which flight computer controls the outboard flight spoilers?
SECU 2
Can the YD be engaged independently from the AP?
Yes
What are the limitations with flight spoiler use
Not below 500’ AGL
Min speed Vapp +8
No emergency spolers unless in emergency conditions or directed by procedure
Which flight computer controls inboard flight spoilers
SECU 1