Flight Controls Flashcards

1
Q

What are the ailerons controlled by?

A

Power Control Units (PCU)

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2
Q

What is manual reversion?

A

A loss of Hydraulic system A and B, pilots control wheel can move ailerons

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3
Q

Can you use aileron trim with the autopilot engaged?

A

Prohibited

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4
Q

At what point is spoiler deflection initiated?

A

Approx more than 10 degrees of control wheel displacement

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5
Q

The horizontal stabilizer is controlled and positioned by:

A

A single electric trim motor

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6
Q

During normal operations, which hydraulic system does the main yaw damper use?

A

Hydraulic system B

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7
Q

When will the SPEED BRAKES EXTENDED light illuminate on flight?

A

When SPEED BRAKES are extended while in landing configuration( flaps more than flaps 10) or below 800 feet RA

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8
Q

During landing, the auto speed brake system operates under what conditions?

A

SPEED BRAKE lever ARMED
SPEED BRAKE ARMED light illuminated
Thrust levers idle
Main landing gear wheel spin up ( more than 60 knots)
Landing gear strut compression
Radio altimeter less than 10 feet

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9
Q

If speed brake lever is in DOWN position during landing or RTO, auto speed brake system works how?

A

Main landing gear wheel spin up (more than 60 knots)
Thrust levers idle
Reverse thrust levers positioned for reverse thrust

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10
Q

On the ground, the SPEED RAKES EXTENDED light illuminates for what reason?

A

When speed brake lever is in the DOWN position and the ground spoilers are not stowed?

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11
Q

Which hydraulic system normally operate flaps?

A

Hydraulic system B

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12
Q

What are the normal flap position for landing?

A

15
30
40

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13
Q

LE FLAPS TRANSIT light illuminates for what conditions?

A

Any LE device is in transit
LE device not in programmed position
ALE slat skew condition exists ( slats 2 through7)

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14
Q

Flap load relief limits flap setting automatically for over speed conditions. What flap settings will flap load relief limit flaps?

A

Flap 30 and 40

From 40 to 30 if speed of 163 knots is exceeded

From 30 to 25 if 176 knots exceeded

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15
Q

Which leading edge devices don’t have skew detection?

A

Slats 1 and 8
Leading edge flaps

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16
Q

What happens when an uncommanded motion of the flaps slats is detected?

A

The TE drive unit is shutdown and the system will only operate in Alternate mode

17
Q

Moving the FLT CONTROL switch to STBY RUD does what?

A

Activates standby hydraulic system pump
Opens the standby rudder shutoff valve
Illuminates the STBY RUD ON light

18
Q

Which flight controls are mechanically controlled during manual reversion?

A

Ailerons
Elevator

19
Q

The yaw damper system is capable of providing what features?

A

Gust damping
Dutch roll prevention
Turn coordination

20
Q

Which hydraulic system controls yaw damper?

A

Hydraulic system B

21
Q

Slats will extend to the full extend position when what happens with flaps?

A

Flap lever is beyond flaps 5

22
Q

Flight Control Panel: FLIGHT CONTROL switches system A & B. What happens switch is in STBY RUD position?

A

Activates standby hydraulic system pump/ opens standby rudder shutoff valve to pressurize standby rudder power control unit (PCU)

23
Q

Flight Control Panel: FLIGHT CONTROL switches system A & B. What happens when switch is in off?

A

Closes flight control shutoff valve isolating ailerons, rudder, elevator from the associated hydraulic system pressure

24
Q

Flight Control Panel: FLIGHT CONTROL switches system A & B. What happens when switch in ON position?

A

Normal operating position

25
Q

Flight Control Panel: FLIGHT CONTROL system A & B LOW PRESSURE lights illuminate for what reasons?

A
  • Indicates low hydraulic systems (A or B) pressure to ailerons, elevators, rudder
  • Deactivated when associated FLIGHT CONTROL switch is positioned to STBY RUD and standby rudder shutoff valve opens