Chp 3 (Oil System) Flashcards

1
Q

Frictional force

A

Resistance to movement that is felt when one surface is moved across another surface.

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2
Q

Purpose of Lubricant

A

-Friction
-Wear
-Aids Cooling

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3
Q

Stages of Lubrication

A

a).Boundary Lubrication
b). Film Lubrication

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4
Q

Explain Boundary Lubrication

A

-Oil film may be only a few molecules thick

-A condition bordering on seizure. The oil film between the surfaces under load is reduced to almost nothing.

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5
Q

Explain Film Lubrication

A

As rotation commences oil pressure will keep the surfaces apart, supporting the shaft.

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6
Q

Static

A

Metal to Metal contact

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7
Q

Commencing Rotation

A

Boundary Lubrication

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8
Q

Working speed

A

Film Lubrication

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9
Q

Lightly-loaded ball used for:

A

Shafts

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10
Q

What is used to remove heat from the engine

A

Oil and Air

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11
Q

Type of oil used in oil system

A

Synthetic oil (OX–)

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12
Q

Characteristics of Synthetic oil (OX–)

A

-highly corrosive
-react with natural rubber compounds
-can withstand high temperatures
-injurious to the human body

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13
Q

What is needed to create flow which will provide adequate lubrication, protection, and cooling for gears and bearings.

A

Free flowing with Low viscosity oil, low pressure only is needed.

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14
Q

Oil system

A

Substances used to minimize friction and wear

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16
Q

Types of Seals

A

a). Carbon
b). Labyrinth
c). Lip
d). Brush

17
Q

Why is labyrinth seal important?

A

Uses air to stop leakage.

18
Q

Methods of lubrication

A

a).Oil jet
b).Oil mist

19
Q

Which method of lubrication is better and why?

A

Oil jet

-simple
-reliable
-supplys correct amount of oil

20
Q

Types of systems:

A

a).Recirculatory
b). Expendable

21
Q

Two types of Recirculatory oil system.

A

a). Pressure Relief Valve System

b). Full flow system

22
Q

With PRV system at idle and max RPM, what happens to pressure:

A

Pressure is less than optium.

23
Q

Advantages of Full Flow System

A

-suitable pressure
-correct at all engine speeds
-suitable oil flow

24
Q

Oil System Flow Diagram

A

Oil tank
⬇️
Pressure pump
⬇️
PRV
⬇️
Filter
⬇️
Check valve
⬇️
Fine filter
⬇️
Engine
⬇️
Mag plugs
⬇️
Filter
⬇️
Scavenge pumps
⬇️
Oil cooler with ByPass
⬇️
Oil Tank

25
Q

Two ways to remove air from labyrinth seal:

A

-Baffles.
-Centrifugal Breather.

26
Q

Baffles

A

Oil returning hit plates and runs over them thus separating the air from the oil.

27
Q

Centrifugal Breather

A

The returning oil/air mix enters the component and runs over de-aerator segments that are spinning.

Separates the heavier oil from the air,which then drains back down into the tank. Air is vented to atmosphere

28
Q

Oil system maintenance

A

-Hazard/maintenance info
-SDS
-Monitoring oil consumption
-Maintaining the correct level of oil
-monitoring probes (WDM)
-periodic replacement of the oil filter
-checking the system leaks
-Inspecting the pipes

29
Q

Negative effects of Aircraft oil

A

-Check SDS
-Dont handle FLAP without permission
-use barrier cream
-wash hands after handling
-with incident. Immediately get emergency assistance.

30
Q

FLAP

A

Fuel
Lubricate
Associative
Products