Electrical Flashcards
How many AC Sources can you name?
- Engine Gens
- APU Gen
- Emergency generator via RAT (Ram Air Turbine)
- Ext Power
- Static Inverter
What are the order of priority for AC power sources?
- Eng, 2. EXT 3. APU 4. Emerg Gen 5. Batteries(inverter)
What DC Power sources can you name
- Transformer Rectifiers (2 primary ones)
- Backup TR (via the RAT)
- Batteries
What does a green line on the ELEC ECAM page between a power source and a bus signify
That the line contactor (i.e Generator Line Contactor), is closed (power is flowing)
What are the generator limitations (volts and hz)
- Turns amber if: Volts outside 110-120, hz outside 390-410
What powers the AC ESS Bus?
Normally
With loss of 1 and 2 eng gens
with loss of all gens
AC Bus 1 (eng gen 1)
AC bus 2 (loss of gen1)
Emergency Generator (loss of both gens)
Static inverter/battery (loss of all gens, or while the RAT powers up)
When will the ESS Bus shed its Shed Bus?
When it is powered by the batteries
When will the galley bus automatically shed?
If only one generator is online during flight
When will the batteries start charging? (Below what voltage)
Below 26.5
When is the static inverter operating?
- During Emergency Electrical, until the RAT spools up (around 8 seconds)
- If the RAT stalls, or if airspeed drops below 100kts
Which bus powers the DC batt bus?
DC bus 1
When does the batt bus turn amber?
Voltage below 25V
When is emergency power automatically brought online (RAT deployment)
With AC Bus 1&2 unpowered
What does the RAT power directly?
The blue hydraulic system
What powers the Emergency Generator?
Blue hydraulic pressure