Emergency procedures Flashcards

1
Q

Engine Fire During Start

(Usually caused by overpriming)

A

Starter - Crank Engine
Mixture - Idle Cut Off
Throttle - Open
Electric Fuel Pump - Off

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2
Q

Engine Power Loss During Take Off

A

If área ahead is rough or it is necessary to clear obstacles:

Speed - 79kt
Fuel selector - change
Fuel Pump - On
Mixture - Full rich
Alternate Air - Open
Ignition - Check

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3
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Engine Power Loss in Flight

A

If at low altitude:

Speed - 79kts
Prepare for power off landing

If at altitude:

Speed - 79kts
Mixture - Full rich
Fuel pump - on
Fuel selector - change
Ignition - check
Alternate air - open

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4
Q

Power Off Landing

A

Speed - 79kts
Field - Located
Throttle - Idle
Mixture - Idle cut off
Fuel pump - off
Fuel selector - closed
Alternate air - closed
Ignition - off
Seat belts - fastened
Doors / windows - open

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5
Q

Gear Down Emergency Landing

A

Flaps - as desired
Landing gear - down
Battery / alternator - off

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6
Q

Gear Up Emergency Landing

A

Flaps - as desired
Battery / alternator - off

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7
Q

Electrical Fire

A

Battery / alternator - off
Vents cabin - open
Cabin heat - off
Land asap

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8
Q

Engine fire in flight

A

Fuel selector - off
Throttle - closed
Mixture - cut off
Electrical fuel pump - off
Heater and defroster - off
Land asap

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9
Q

Loss of oil pressure or

High oil temperature

A

Land asap

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10
Q

Loss of fuel flow / pressure

A

Electric fuel pump - on
Fuel selector - change

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11
Q

Electrical Failure

A

Reduce Electrical Load
Alternator switch - off
Alternator CB - check and reset
Alternator switch - on

If power not restored
Alternator - off

Land asap and reduce electrical load

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12
Q

Electrical overload (alternator over 20 amps above known electrical load)

Usually caused by low battery or battery fault.

A

Ammeter - more than 20amps
Battery master - off

If electrical load does not reduce

Alternator switch - off

Land asap

Gear down emergency landing

If the electrical load reduces

Battery master - on
Alternator switch - on

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13
Q

Propeller Overspeed

Usually caused by governor fault or low oil pressure.

A

Throttle - reduce
Oil pressure - check
Propeller control - full decreased RPM

then set if any control available

Airspeed - reduce
Throttle - as required to remain below 2700RPM

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14
Q

Emergency Landing Gear Extension

A

Before emergency extension

CB - check
Battery master switch - check on
Alternator switch - check on
Nav light switch - off in daytime
Gear indicator bulbs - check

If landing gear is not down and locked

Airspeed - below 87kts
Landing gear switch - down
Landing gear emergency lever - move and hold down

Yaw plane abruptly

If nose gear does not lock

Landing gear selector switch - recycle up and down

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15
Q

Spin Recovery

A

Rudder - full applied to the opposite direction of rotation

Throttle - idle
Ailerons - neutral
Control Wheel - Full forward
Rudder - neutral

When rotation stops

Control Wheel - as necessary

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16
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Vacuum failure

A

If suction is below 4.5 inmg

RPM - increase to 2700RPM
Auxiliary Vacuum Pump - on
Descend if possible until suction is greater than 4.5 inmg
electric turn coordinator - on