Chapter 9: Flight Controls Flashcards
With a loss of both Sys A and Sys B, how is the aircraft controlled in roll (incld. Spoilers?)
The ailerons are manually controlled by cables. The flight spoilers are inop..
Hyd Sys A and B power the elevator with a manual backup, true or false?
True
Does the stab trim motor operate faster or slower with the flaps extended?
Faster.
How many flight spoilers are there, per wing, and what are they used for?
All four are used for both roll control and speed brakes.
Trailing edge flap skew and asymmetry protection is provided by…
the Flap/Slat Electronics Unit (FSEU).
What’s the Alt Flap extension system max airspeed?
230 KIAS
What is the indication if the FSEU detected a Trailing Edge Flap asymmetry?
The Flap Indicator pointers are split.
Which Hyd System(s) power the Flight Spoilers?
Sys A and B power two, symmetrical ones on each wing.
Which hyd system powers the main yaw damper?
Sys B
The SPEEDBRAKE EXTENDED warning light illuminated on the ground with the Speed Brake lever in the DOWN detention indicates?
Hyd pressure is sensed in the Ground Spoiler shutoff valve.
Moving a control column in opposition to the stabilizer trim motor direction will stop the stabilizer trim motor unless?
The STAB TRIM switch on the aft electronic panel is switched to OVERRIDE.
Which hydraulic system powers the ground spoilers?
System B
Uncommanded trailing edge flap motion protection as provided by the FSEU protects against what three conditions?
Movement away from the commanded position, continued movement beyond a commanded position and movement in the direction opposite of the commanded position.
What immediate crew action is required if the FFM (Force Flight Monitor) detects opposing pressure between System A and System B?
None. The standby system is automatically activated, and the Standby Rudder shut-off valve opens.
Is manual speed brake deployment possible before touchdown?
Yes, with a radio altitude of less than 10 ft radio altitude.
After flap load relief activation by the FSEU, the trailing edge flaps will re-extend to the selected position when the excessive air load condition no longer exists, true or false?
True.
Which hydraulic system powers the trailing edge flaps?
System B
With a loss of both System A and System B, how is the aircraft controlled in pitch?
The elevator is manually controlled by cables.
With a loss of both System A and System B, how is the aircraft controlled in pitch?
The elevator is manually controlled by cables.
Does the alternate flap extension system provide protection for asymmetric flaps or skew?
No!
Are all Leading Edge devices protected for asymmetry and skew?
No, only the Leading Edge slats two through seven are protected.
Are all Leading Edge devices protected for uncommanded motion?
Yes!
What’s a loss of System A and System B (manual reversion), which statement is true regarding the rudder?
Rudder assistance is available when moving the ailerons through the Stby Yaw Damper.
How are the Leading Edge devices extended during alternate flap extension?
My momentarily positioning the alternate flap position switch to DOWN using standby hydraulic pressure.
During autoslat operation, which Leading Edge devices are extended?
The Leading Edge slats.
During autoslat operation, which Leading Edge devices are extended?
The Leading Edge slats.
How is the rudder trimmed?
By electrically repositioning the rudder feel and centering unit with the rudder trim.
The AUTO SLAT FAIL light illuminated indicates what?
A fault in the Autoslat system or failure of one or both Stall Management computers (SMYD.)
What indication would be correct if the FSEU (flap/slat electronic unit) has detected trailing edge flap uncommanded motion?
The flap indicator pointers disagree with a flap lever position.