CAP 4 Haydraulic System Flashcards
Primary flight controls?
Roll spoilers,rudder,aileron and elevator
1bar in psi?
1bar= 14.8psi
Pascal’s law
Pressure transmitted equally in all direction throughput the fluid.
Fluid is incompressible ,but air it is
how to change fluid on systems?
Oil of correct specification and from an unopen container
Transmission of power
Force x displacement
Input force x input stroke = output force x output stroke
Pressure?
Force/area
Active hydraulic sys?
Active hydraulic system is the circulation of fluid system.
Driven by hydraulic pump
Passive system ?
Driven by human
Active system can supply?
Constant pressure»_space; closed centred sys
Pressure only when demanding» opened centred sys
Typical hydraulic operating pressure values?
High pressure sys»3000/4000 psi (for easa exams.)
Low pressue sys» 2000psi
Hydraulic fluid properties?
>low viscosity >resistance to foaming (emulsifying) >lubricator and corrosion resistence >resistance to heat ( thermally conductive) >chemically stable (Neutral reaction with maerils) >Low freezing point (-70c) >high boiling point (80c) >non flammable (flash point above 100C) >good storage properties
Two types of hyd fluids?
Mineral base E.G. DTD 585» colour red,suitable for high press sys, synthetic rubber seals and hoses only
Synthetic Skydrol»colour purple ,fire resistant does not support combustion,used in sys with butyl rubber /teflon seals.
From where Hydraulic leakages can come from?
From hydraulic systems
Or from IDG
ADVANTAGES OF HYD SYS
> GOOD WAY TO PROVIDE LARGE AMOUNT OF POWER
VERY LITTLE ENERGY LOSE IN TRANSMISSION OF POWER
LEAKS ARE RELATIVELY EASY TO SPOT
LIGHTER THAN EQUIVALENT MECHANICAL SYS
PROVIDE POWER ADVANTAGES
HYDRAULIC SYS DISADVANTAGES?
> fluid highly corrosive
the force being generated require strong structures
large sys will still be quite heavy
susceptible to fluid contamination and damage line
health risk and environmental hazard