Chapter 1 Flashcards

1
Q

The most dangerous problem with flooded engine is

A

Possibility of engine fire on start

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2
Q

Over priming the engine may result in

A

Engine becoming flooded

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3
Q

Vapour lock is most likely to occur when

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Aircraft is at high altitude and high temperature

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4
Q

The purpose of the fuel vent

A

Is to allow air into the fuel tanks as it is consumed from the tank

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5
Q

What is an effective way to alleviate engine failure due to vapour lock

A

Decline to a lower altitude, turn on electrics fuel pump

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6
Q

What is an effective way to alleviate engine failure

A

Descend to lower altitude and turn on electric fuel pump

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7
Q

What is an effective way to alleviate engine failure

A

Descend to lower altitude and turn on electric fuel pump

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8
Q

A limitation of the heating systems installed in a training aircraft is

A

No heat until the engine is running and the aircraft is in motion

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9
Q

In the event of a heating system malfunction involving a compromised heat exchanger a serious danger is

A

The occupants being exposed to exhaust gases, including carbon monoxide

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10
Q

An indication to the pilot that an exhaust leak is present is

A

The smell of exhaust gases in the cabin

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11
Q

In the event of an exhaust leak, can the pilot smell the carbon monoxide?

A

No

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12
Q

Environmental system as applied to a typical light aircraft may include

A

Heating, defrosting and air conditioning systems

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13
Q

If there is a hole or crack in the exhaust pipes inside the heat exchanger what problems may occur?

A

Exhaust gases may be introduced into the cabin

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14
Q

Checking the rudder on the ground may be difficult because

A

It is behind you

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15
Q

If there is friction when checking the airline on the ground you should…

A

Contact maintenance and not fly

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16
Q

Pulling the control column fully aft will do what to the elevator

A

Elevate fully the rear edge of the elevator

17
Q

Rotating the control column to the right will cause the ailerons to do what

A

Left aileron on moves down, right aileron moves up

18
Q

Rotating the control column to the left with do what to the ailerons ?

A

Left aileron up, right aileron down

19
Q

The flight control are operated by what

A

A system of gears and pulleys

20
Q

The purpose of the pitot heat is

A

To prevent possible icing of the dynamic pressure system

21
Q

Oxygen systems I. U pressurized aircraft will normally deliver oxygen from a storage tank to occupants how?

A

Through a mask or nasal cannula

22
Q

Stall warning systems activate an aural or visual warning when

A

The aircraft approaches the critical angle of attack

23
Q

In the event that the status system becomes iced up the pilot should

A

Select the alternate static source if installed

24
Q

Composite construction planes may have what kind of a limitation

A

Temperature

25
Q

What is the major benefit of composite airframes?

A

Bending to create complex curves is much easier

26
Q

How much of the structural strength is the semi-monocoque structure responsible for?

A

Very little, stringers are responsible for most of the load bearing

27
Q

Explain basic components of Truss contraction

A

Steel or wood frame covered with either fabric or aluminium. Heavy and strong. Easy to repair

28
Q

Lift may be defined as

A

The upward acting forces on an aircraft in flight

29
Q

An aircraft in straight and level flight at a constant airspeed

A

Is in equilibrium and is demonstrating newton first law

30
Q

Acceleration is define as a

A

Change in speed or direction

31
Q

A large external unlanced force applied to an object

A

Will cause a large acceleration and demonstrate newton second law of motion

32
Q

Any application of force is

A

Met by an equal and opposite force and illustrates newton second law

33
Q

When an aircraft is in level flight It will accelerate when

A

Thrust exceeds drag

34
Q

When an airplane is in a glide, how is thrust created

A

By gravity pulling it towards the ground

35
Q

When an aircraft is in level flight when

A

Lift and weight are equal and opposite to each other

36
Q

Is an aircraft in constant airspeed and heading club in equilibrium

A

Yes

37
Q

An aircraft in level flight is making a gentle turn banked while maintaining a constant airspeed. Is the craft in equilibrium?

A

No because it is turning (change of direction)