Day 11 Progress Check Flashcards

1
Q

In boosted brake systems, how is pilot-applied pressure augmented during heavy braking?

A

By utilizing aircraft hydraulic pressure to assist with braking force

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2
Q

How do floating disc brakes function in an aircraft braking system?

A

The disc is keyed to the wheel and moves laterally, allowing even pad wear

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3
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What is the purpose of a brake debooster in an aircraft hydraulic system?

A

To reduce hydraulic pressure from the control valve to match the brake assembly’s requirements

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4
Q

Which component in a brake debooster system helps prevent fluid loss in the event of a downstream rupture?

A

The brake deboosterâ s hydraulic flow stop feature

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5
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Which system provides braking power if the primary hydraulic system fails during an emergency?

A

Emergency brake systems using redundant hydraulic systems or accumulators

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What type of aircraft brake system uses master cylinders connected to the rudder pedals to generate hydraulic pressure?

A

Independent brake systems

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What is a key feature of emergency brake systems in large aircraft?

A

They use shuttle valves and hydraulic fuses to ensure brake operation in case of failure

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What is the primary function of aircraft brakes during ground operations?

A

To slow and stop the aircraft within a reasonable distance and hold it stationary

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9
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Why are segmented rotor-disc brakes commonly used in high-performance aircraft?

A

To dissipate large amounts of heat generated during braking more efficiently

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What is the role of self-adjusting pins in floating disc brake systems?

A

To maintain a consistent braking distance as brake wear occurs

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Which type of brake is used on large, heavy aircraft and consists of alternating stators and rotors?

A

Multiple-disc brakes

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12
Q

How is the parking brake engaged in most aircraft?

A

By trapping hydraulic fluid in the brake lines using a mechanical ratchet system

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13
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Which type of brake is the most commonly used on modern aircraft?

A

Disc brakes

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14
Q

What is the advantage of carbon brakes over conventional steel brakes?

A

Carbon brakes are 40% lighter and withstand higher temperatures

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What is the function of the brake metering valve in a power brake system?

A

To control hydraulic fluid pressure based on rudder pedal input

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