Chapter 2 Self Test Flashcards

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(008) 2. Where is electrical power supplied from during ground checkout of the missile?

A

The power is supplied by the IMF or the carrier aircraft if the ground checkout is on the flightline.

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(008) 1. What is the purpose of the CM electrical power system?

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To supply power to the missile components via the pulse load, constant load, and main buses during all phases of operation.

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(009) 1. What type of battery is used in the CM?

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Dual-section thermal battery

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(009) 2. What is the function of the generator/regulator?

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To provide all of the missile’s 28-VDC power requirements during free-flight

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(009) 3. The UEA serves what function or purpose?

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To provide electrical interface to the pylon/launcher (or ESTS during testing); distribution of power and signals to other components; seperation of signal categories; and termination for cable shielding.

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(009) 4. Which component provides electrical isolation between the power source and the electrical explosive devices (EEDs) and warhead until launch?

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Rotary switch

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(010) 1. What is the SAF system designed to do?

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Provide positive control of the warhead, arming and fuzing

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(010) 2. What purpose does the J-box serve in the SAF system?

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It supplies the generator power to the three specific power busses: pulse load, constant load, and main load

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(010) 3. Which component provides safeing control and monitoring functions in addition to serving as the electrical interface between the warhead and other system components?

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The warhead arming device (WAD)

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(010) 4. The impact fuze assembly consists of how many sensors and in which section of the missile is it located?

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Three; the forward section

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(011) 1. The proper operation of the SAF system relies initially on functions provided by who and what functions do they provide?

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The carrier aircraft crew. Nuclear consent, permissive action link (PAL) activation, unique signal generator activation, and coded switch enabling.

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(011) 2. Explain the purpose and the development of the “ESD words”.

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To ensure proper sequencing of events, The first word- ESD parent word- is issued by the carrier avionics control unit (ACU) to the missile INE, 250 milliseconds prior to launch and is used to set up the sequence of events. The second ESD word is made up by the INE based on the parent-word and is an accumulation of 16 events.

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(011) 3. Which two events required by the ALCM and CALCM equate to good guidance?

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100-nautical mile check and final terrain correlation

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(011) 4. What is impact fuzing?

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Programmed ground burst. It is also used as backup in the event inertial fuzing does not detonate the warhead.

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(012) 1. What two methods of heat transfer of cooling are used within the environmental control system?

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Active and passive

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(012) 2. State the difference of how heat is removed from a component using the two methods of heat transfer or cooling?

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Active ECS cools those components that generate a significant amount of heat and therefore requires additional cooling. The passive ECS cools components tat do not generate excessive amounts of heat and therefore, utilizes a different method of cooling-conduction or transfer of heat from one surface to another.

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(012) 3. What is the primary purpose of the forward environmental control element?

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To provide active cooling to the INE

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(012) 4. How many poppet valves are inside the umbilical enclosure assembly and what purpose do they serve?

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Two; to direct the flow of supply and return air

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(012) 5. There are two distinct airflow path concerning the forward ECS, when do they occur?

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Captive carry, ground checkout, and free flight

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(012) 6. What is the purpose of the aft environmental control system?

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To provide cooling for the generator/regulator and engine during free-flight only

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(012) 7. The GMFC and CMRA produce a fair amount of heat, what provides these components with supplemental cooling during ground checkout?

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By the CCU through a fitting in the payload bay.

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(013) 1. What does the engine inlet seal provide for the engine intake?

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A moisture barrier

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(013) 2. What detects moisture presence within the desiccant system?

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The visual humidity indicator

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(014) 1. Which system provides fuel to the engine?

A

The fuel containment and transfer (FCAT) system

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(014) 2. During missile fueling, which tank is filled after tank 4 is full?

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Tank 2

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(014) 3. The turbofan cruise engine produces how many pounds of thrust and uses what type of fuel?

A

600 lbs of thrust; JP-10

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(015) 1. What are the major components that make up the flight control system (FCS)?

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INE, GMFC, FDT, actuator controller, and EMLAs

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(015) 2. Which component processes the flight control information from the INE, adds signals from the FDT, and provides throttle and elevon signals to the actuator controller?

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The guided missile flight controller (GMFC)

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(015) 3. What does the actuator controller monitor?

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The linear actuators

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(015) 4. After launch, what parts of the cruise missile are locked into place and do not move once locked?

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The fin and wings

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(016) 1. Which component is the center of air-vehicle navigation and guidance control?

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The INE

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(016) 2. What unit provides inertial reference data to the missile computer?

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The inertial reference unit (IRU)

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(016) 3. Which element provides the INE with electrical analog signals that represent static and differential pressures, and free-stream air total temperature?

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The air data element (ADE)

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(016) 4. Which passive system only receives information and does not send any additional information back to satellites?

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Global positioning system receiver interface unit/precision (GRIU/P)