E175 Fuel System Flashcards

1
Q

Each Integral Fuel Tank is divided into a _______, _______, and __________ tank

A

Surge
Main
Collector

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2
Q

The Surge tank collects any fuel that may enter the _____ system during ______ _______ or ____________ maneuvers.

A

vent
wing down
uncoordinated

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3
Q

The Main tank is the main _________ _____ for fuel.

A

storage area

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4
Q

The Collector tank is where the ____, _____, and __________ pumps are located. This tank keeps the pumps ___________.

A

AC
DC
Ejector
submerged

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5
Q

The Ejector Pump is the _________ pump used to transport fuel from the _________ tank to the ________.

Pilots have ___ control over it and both should operate when engines are _________.

A

primary
collector
engine

no
running

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6
Q

The AC Fuel Pump supplies fuel during ________ ______.

It serves as a _________ to the main _________ pump.

Supplies fuel to _____ engines from a _______ fuel tank during __________.

A

engine start

backup
Ejector

both
single
crossfeed

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7
Q

The DC Fuel Pump is primarily used to supply fuel to the _____ during start without _____ power.

It can also supply fuel to engine ____ during a start without ____ power.

Operative during an ___________ emergency and can be used to start the _____ or engine ____.

A

APU
AC

2
AC

electrical
APU
two

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8
Q

There are ________ scavenge ejector pumps in each ______ tank that maintain the fuel level in the ___________ tank.

A

three
main
collector

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9
Q

Fuel temperature is only available on the _____ tank.

A

left

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10
Q

The DC Fuel Pump knob AUTO position automatically commands the pump ON when:

-Engine ____ or _____ is started AND…
-_____ Fuel Pump ____ is not available

A

2
APU
AC
3

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11
Q

The DC Fuel Pump draws fuel from the ______ tank only.

A

right

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12
Q

AC Fuel Pump 2 knob AUTO position turns the pump on when:

-Engine 2 is _______ OR…
-_____ is starting or running without engine 2 _________ OR…
-XFEED selected to ______ OR…
-Main _________ _______ 2 fails

A

starting

APU
running

LOW1

ejector pump

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13
Q

AC Fuel Pump 1 knob AUTO position turns the pump on when:

-Engine 1 is ________ OR…
-_________ selected to ________ OR…
-Main _________ _______ fails

A

starting

XFEED
LOW2
ejector pump

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14
Q

AC Fuel Pump 1 knob ON position requires normal _____ power and is _____ powered during an ___________ emergency

A

AC
not
electrical

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15
Q

When using XFEED, turn the XFEED knob toward the _____ tank.

A

low

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16
Q

XFEED must be selected ______ during takeoff and landing

17
Q

Can you takeoff or land with a FUEL IMBALANCE caution message?

A

Yes, as long as the actual imbalance does not exceed 794 lbs

18
Q

Fuel tank quantities yellow when indicating at or below _______ and red when below ______.

The total quantity turns yellow when at or below _______ and red when below _______.

A

1320
660

2640
1320

19
Q

Declare “minimum fuel” when you predict landing with less than ____ mins or _______ of fuel.

A

45
2250 lbs

20
Q

Declare “emergency fuel” when you predict landing with ____ mins or less, or _______ fuel

A

30
1500 lbs

21
Q

If refueling with engines running, then only the ______ may be onboard

22
Q

During refueling with passengers onboard, the crew must…

A

maintain contact with refueling personnel and the engines must be off.