Fire Protection System Flashcards

1
Q

What fire detection systems do not self test when AC power is first applied to the aircraft?
(AOM Vol II, Ch 8)

A
  • Wheel well fire detection.

* Bleed duct overheat detection.

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Q

What happens when the Main Deck Fire Arm switch is pressed?
(AOM Vol II, Ch 8)

A
  • Shuts down two packs.
  • Configures Equipment Cooling to closed loop.
  • Shuts off all airflow to the main deck.
  • Shuts off all lower cargo airflow and heat.
  • Closes master trim air valve.
  • Enables main deck fire suppression.
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Q

Where is the airflow from the remaining pack directed?
(AOM Vol II, Ch 2)

A

• Airflow from the remaining pack (1 or 3, so long as all pack switches are left in NORM, IAW the QRH) is directed to the cockpit at a reduced rate of 600 cfm.

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4
Q

What is the total time of fire suppression available to the lower lobe cargo compartments?
(AOM Vol II, Ch 8)

A

• 334 minutes of suppression is available to either the forward or aft lower cargo compartment.

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5
Q

What are the Memory Items for an Engine Fire in flight? (QRH, Ch 8)

A

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Q

How many overheat loops are installed for the APU?

AOM Vol II, Ch 8

A

• There are no overheat loops for the APU.

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Q

What is the indication in the cockpit that an engine fire/overheat loop has failed?
(AOM Vol II, Ch 8)

A

• There is no cockpit indication. The system automatically configures to OR logic.

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Q

What does the careted EICAS message “>DET FIRE/OHT 1” mean?
(AOM Vol II, Ch 8)

A
  • Engine fire overheat loops A and B have failed.

* Fire detection for engine 1 is not available.

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9
Q

You are in cruise in a normal aircraft. The PNF reaches up and, before you can stop him, he pulls the Engine Fire Switch What happens?
(AOM Vol II, Ch 8)

A

• Nothing, the switch is mechanically locked, unless the fuel switch is moved to Cutoff or a fire is sensed.

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Q

There is a fire. Now what happens when the PNF pulls the Engine Fire Switch?
(AOM Vol II, Ch 8)

A
  • Closes the related engine and spar fuel valve.
  • Closes the related engine bleed valve.
  • Trips the related engine generator.
  • Shuts off hydraulic fluid to the related engine-driven hydraulic pump.
  • Depressurizes the related EDP.
  • Arms the fire extinguishers.
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