Ch. 2 - Fire/ECS system Flashcards
The No. 1 Engine handle and APU handle are pulled, the extinguisher will be used for the ________.
No. 2 Engine and APU handle are pulled, the extinguisher will be used for the ____.
Last handle pulled
Both the No. 2 Engine and the APU
If there is no AC power the ________ must be used to discharge the extinguisher into the No.1 or APU compartment.
Reserve position
The ___________ compartment has ________ without AC power.
The No. 2 engine
No fire extinguisher capability
With ______ power and the activation of multiple levers the _______ may happen, leaving no_________.
AC power
Firing of both bottles
reserve capability
A ____________ is hard-mounted to the airframe. When crash impact forces are detected the ________ will activate both fire bottles into the engines.
10g sensor
Battery Utility bus
FWD fire bottle will go to the No. 2 Engine in the _______ position.
Reserve
The AFT fire bottle will go to the No. 2 Engine if the switch is in the ______ position.
MAIN
ECS operates with a range of what?
2-71 degrees C
With ECS FLOW switch in NORM the max torque is reduced by what?
Fuel flow increases by?
4% torque per engine
8 lbs per hour
With ECS temp in HOT and above 15* OAT Max torque is reduced by _____
5% torque per engine
With ECS flow switch in HIGH the max torque is reduced by ______ and fuel flow increases by _______.
7% torque per engine
45 lbs per hour
How do the fire sensors detect a fire?
They detect infrared radiation (fire), and when no blue light (sunlight) is detected they send a signal to the cockpit.
What may cause a false fire indication?
Sunlight filtered through smoke and haze, or at sunrise and sunset.
In the FIRE DETR TEST number 1 position, what is checked?
What is checked in the number 2 position?
The continuity of the three firewall-mounted detectors (No. 1 engine, No. 2 engine, and the APU) is checked.
The continuity of the two engine deck-mounted detectors.
How is thermal discharge indicated on the fire bottles?
Loss of the red plastic disc on the left side of the aircraft.