Flight Controls Flashcards
Different rudder operation modes……..
Powered
Manual
Powered - Normally the rudder is powered by the right hydraulic system
Manual - If the right hydraulic pressure is to low or manual mode is selected, the rudder control tab unlocks.
What happens in rudder manual mode…..
The rudder pedals move the control tab on the rudderr and aerdynamic forces on the control tab move the rudder.
What does pushiong the RUDDER TRIM CENTER switch do
Automatically resets the rudder to zero.
What does the rudder trim knob do……
Moves the rudder left/right
What does the rudder limiter do……
Protects the empennage from excessive loads by restricting rudder travel as airspeed increases.
How is the Primary Rudder Limiter operated…..
Mechanically operated by ram air pressure from a pitot tube on the leading edge of the verticle stab.
What does the Second Rudder Restricting System……
Provides rudder limiting in the event of a primary fail. Has two positions…
Restricted and unrestricted controlled by the flight control computer as a function of airpseed.
What happens if the speed brakes are extended and the throttles are advanced to a high thrust setting…..
Speed brakes will automatically retract, speed brake handle will remain in the same position, can be verified on the CONFIGURATION SD
What does the FLAP/SLAT control handle do….
UP/RET - Retracts or extends thge flaps
What are the flap settings? (4)
0,13,18,25,40
What does the FLAP T.0 SEL Thumbwheel do
Sets a adjusted detent for flap postion for optmum takeoff or landing performance
What does FLAP T.O SEL Postion Indicator Window do…..
Responds to movement of FLAP T.O. SEL thumbwheel to indicate the selected flap setting
Where are FLAP/SLAT position displayed…..
FLAPS
SLAT EXT
On SD Configuration and displayed on PFD’S
FLAPS - Displayed under the wing on the SD
SLAT EXT - Displayed under the fuselage
What happens to the SLATS indication on the PFD when FLAPS are extended….
Its removed
What happens on the PFD when the FLAPS/SLATS are in transit…..
Displayed on PFD’S with a UP OR DOWN arrows indicating the direction of the flap/slat movement
How are SLATS powered…..
By both hydraulic systems but either hydraulic system can power them in the event of a failure
How many slat sections are on each wing and how to they operate…..
5 individaul sections on each wing and they operate as a single unit