Electrical System Flashcards
Batteries (#, volts, amps)
3, 24vDC, 40amps
Engine Driven DC Starter-Generators (#, volts, amps)
2, 28vDC, 400amps
APU Generator #,volts, amps
1, 28v DC, 400amps
TRUs #, voltage, amps
2, 28v DC, 300amps
DC GPU
1, 28v DC
Batteries (names)
3, Main, Auxiliary & Standby
Battery Location
- Main & Auxiliary batteries are located on the left side nose of the aircraft (lower panel)
- Main Battery is also located forward of the Auxiliary battery in the lower panel
- Standby battery is located on the left side nose of the aircraft (upper panel)
Which battery(s) are able to assist with engine starts (when performing external power starts or battery starts)
Main & Auxiliary batteries
Which battery(s) supply DC power to the “HOT battery bus” for the operation of various emergency system operations
Standby Battery
Which battery(s) supply emergency backup power to the airplane’s “Essential DC buses” and for how long
All 3, (approx.45 minutes)
Which battery(s) for a second engine start MUST show a _ or less on the MFD- Electrical Systems Page
All 3 batteries for a second engine start MUST show a .4 or less on the MFD- Electrical Systems Page
Battery Master Switch closes…
o Closes 3 contactors directly connecting all 3 batteries to the “Essential DC buses”
Main Battery Switch connects…
o Directly connects the Main battery to the “RIGHT Main DC bus” allowing a two-way power flow
Auxiliary Battery Switch connects…
o Directly connects the Aux battery to the “LEFT Main DC bus” allowing a two-way power flow
Standby Battery Switch connects…
o Directly connects the Standby battery to the “LEFT Main DC bus”, allowing a “one-way” power flow (battery charging ONLY)
BATTERY TEMPERATURES
• WHITE
• AMBER
• RED
normal range
when 50° C to 65° C
temperature greater than 65° C