Exam Q's Flashcards

1
Q

Where is the main access panel for the main electrical compartment?

A

Inside the nose landing gear compartment

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2
Q

The backup battery is powered by the :

A

Emergency DC bus 2

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3
Q

The main generators are connected to the electrical system by :

A

Main generator contactors

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4
Q

Is the APU available for use if the electrical system is in the emergency mode?

A

No. The system must be set to “Normal” to use the APU.

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5
Q

The “TEST” position on the backup battery switch simulates:

A

Emergency DC bus 1 failure.

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6
Q

Are the AUX generators identical to the MAIN generators?

A

Yes

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7
Q

A short circuit in the central DC bus results in loss of:

A
  • Engine/APU Air start capability
  • Battery charging

(Due Central bus disconnected)

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8
Q

When will the electrical system automatically switch from NORM to EMERG mode?

A
  • At least one main generator switch on
  • PWR SELECT switch in BATT
  • Both main generators loss

(after a 2 second delay)

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9
Q

What are the two modes of operation for the aircraft electrical system?

A

Normal and Emergency

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10
Q

What could you assume if both the 26v “AC BUS OFF” lights are illuminated?

A

Only the 26v output of inverter #1 has failed, therefore to enable auto switching it must be turned off.

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11
Q

When will the FORWARD ACTUATOR light illuminate?

A

When the forward door is hydraulically blocked.

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12
Q

How many exits does the EMB120 have in the passenger cabin in case of emergency (including normal doors/exits)

A

4

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13
Q

Can the direct vision windows be removed by the crew?

A

Yes

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14
Q

How can you raise/lower the forward door?

A

Normally - Raised hydraulically, lowered manually

Can be raised and lowered manually also in case of hydraulic failure.

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15
Q

How many cycles can the forward door be operated without recharging its accumulator?

A

4

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16
Q

The transfer jet pumps are utilised to :

A

Keep the collector tank full.

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17
Q

A flashing fuel pump ON light indicates:

A

The pump is cycling (Automatically below 9PSI)

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18
Q

Firewall fuel shutoff valves are controlled by?

A

The Fire T Handles.

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19
Q

How is the collector tank kept at a constant level during normal flight?

A
  • Two scavenger jet pumps

- Gravity feed

20
Q

What will cause the emergency lights to illuminate?

A
  • A failure of Emergency DC bus 1
  • Placing Cockpit switch to ON
  • Leaving Cockpit switch in ARM before turning PWR SELECT switch off
  • CA Switch to on
  • CA switch to test (Simulates emergency DC bus 1 failure)
21
Q

What does a white light indicate when illuminated on the cabin attendants discrete call panel?

A

A call from the lavatory.

22
Q

With the courtesy switch in the AUTO position what will happen?

A

The courtesy lights will illuminate when the main door is open regardless of the position of the PWR SELECT switch. (Hot battery bus)

23
Q

Describe the power for the emergency lighting system?

A

Power is supplied from 3 rechargable battery packs,
Normally recharged from Emergency DC bus 1. They will illuminate with a failure of emergency DC bus 1 (Total electrical failure)
The batteries will last 17minutes and take approximately 22hrs to recharge.

24
Q

When will the DOORS light illuminate on the MAP?

A
  • Main cargo door open
  • Forward entry door open
  • Any service door open
25
Q

When will the CABIN ALT light illuminate?

A

When the cabin altitude has exceeded 10000ft.

26
Q

Can you cancel the aural warning for landing gear not down and licked with flaps extended past 17*?

A

No

27
Q

What aural warnings can be heard for incorrect takeoff configuration?

A
  • TAKEOFF BRAKES, TRIM, FLAPS, AUTOFEATHER
28
Q

What does a aural “BATTERY” warning indicate?

A

Battery overheat condition >70*c

29
Q

In most cases what happens when you press the Alarm cancel button?

A

Will cancel MASTER/CAUTION lights and the respective associated aural warning. Will cause the lights on the MAP to stop flashing and go steady.

30
Q

When will the WARNING light illuminate?

A

Whenever a RED MAP light illuminates.

31
Q

How many compressors are there?

A

2

32
Q

What are the engines flat rated to?

A

1800SHP

33
Q

Do the power levers activate the secondary low pitch stop switches?

A

Yes

34
Q

What is the model of engine?

A

PW118 or A or B

35
Q

What is the engine oil pump driven by ?

A

HP spool on the TMM accessory drive

36
Q

How would you describe the combustion chamber?

A

Reverse flow annular combustor

37
Q

What would happen if the HMU solenoid fails to de-energise descending through 14000ft.

A

Descending through approximately 10000ft the 10K switch triggers an EEC warning.

  • 3 Chime aural alert
  • EEC 1 or 1 Light
  • “ENGINE CONTROL”
  • WARNING lights flash
38
Q

During flight, the primary low pitch stop is a function of :

A

The BETA valve

39
Q

What are the indications of a feathered propeller?

A

Np approximately 20%

40
Q

How long will the propeller Aux oil pump run for?

A

20 second timer

41
Q

What is the main component responsible for controlling propeller pitch?

A

PCU

42
Q

How is the propeller driven?

A

A shaft from the power turbine through to the RGB

43
Q

What are the arming requirements for Auto-feather?

A
  • Auto-feather switch ON
  • PLA both greater than 62*
  • Torque on both engines above 62% +- 1.4%
44
Q

When is autofeather triggered?

A

Torque on either engine drops below 23.6 +-2.5%

45
Q

How can you fill up the Aux oil tank if depleted?

A

Motoring the engine with the starter.

46
Q

In flight Np is controlled by?

A

PCU and condition levers.