Cold Weather Ops Flashcards

1
Q

How often do you need to Ice Shed on the ground?

A
  • Every 30 minutes.
  • Set 35% N1 initially, then 70% N1 for 30 seconds
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2
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How often do you need to Ice Shed on the Inflight?

A
  • Every 10 minutes, if any icing condition while less than 70% N1
  • Pull towards IDLE (5% N1 change) for 5 sec, then 80% N1(minimum) for 20 sec
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3
Q

What kind of T/O if it is greater than LIGHT ICING?

A

Perform a STATIC T/O

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4
Q

Does the APU enclosure need to be heated?

A

APU enclosure should be heated to 0 F or above

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5
Q

How much snow/ice accumulations are allowed to remain on the control surfaces?

A

ALL accumulations WILL be removed from control surfaces to meet balance requirements

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6
Q

Can maintenance skip the balance bay inspections after de-icing?

A

Balance bays SHALL be inspected

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7
Q

Which parts of the aircraft need to be completely free of snow and ice?

A

Control Surfaces, Tabs, and Balance Cavity MUST be completely free of snow and ice

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8
Q

Can the windshield be sprayed with de-ice fluid?

A

No de-ice/anti-ice allowed on Plexiglass

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9
Q

What are you looking for on shock struts, actuating cylinder pistons, and limit switches?

A

These must be free of dirt and ice

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10
Q

How can you tell if the liquid anti-ice is no longer effective?

A

Once the fluid changes from glossy/smooth/gel-like to slushy/milky/gummy. Or is there is any snow/ice/slush accumulations on the surface

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11
Q

If using anti-ice, what is the Pre-Takeoff Check?

A
  • Completed from INSIDE the jet
  • Check the Wings, Nacelles, Wipers
  • If any contamination, then complete a PRE-TAKEOFF CONTAMINATION CHECK
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12
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What is a PRE-TAKEOFF CONTAMINATION CHECK?

A
  • Complete if holdover time has expired
  • Complete if freezing precipitation has landed on a non-anti-iced jet
  • Completed from OUTSIDE the jet, within 5 minutes from T/O
  • Open the left over-wing hatch
  • If any contamination, then return to the ramp
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13
Q

Do you do anything different with the brakes before setting them?

A

Operate the brakes several times before setting the parking brakes

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14
Q

When does engine anti-ice need to be turned on before engine start?

A

If below freezing temps, turn engine anti-ice on before engine start to warm engines.

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15
Q

Oil Pressure:
What to look out for during engine start?

A
  • Blk 45: Increasing
  • Blk 40: Positive
  • Oil Pressure Light may flicker on/off several times
  • Due to cold viscous oil OR clogged oil filter
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16
Q

When moving the flaps, what are you looking for?

A

Watch flap movement for stuck/frozen flaps

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