Flight Controls Flashcards
Which hydraulic system(s) can power all primary flight controls?
System A and System B
What are the secondary flight controls?
Trailing Edge Flaps, Leading Edge Devices (Flaps/Slats), Spoilers (Flight/Ground)
The Trailing Edge Flaps and Leading Edge Devices are normally powered by system
B
How does placing a FLT CONTROL switch to STBY RUD affect the flight control panel lights?
STBY RUD ON light, Arms the LOW PRESSURE light
How would a single channel failure of the Speed Trim system be indicated
SPEED TRIM FAIL light on during Master caution recall
Which system(s) help in identifying and controlling stalls?
Yaw Damper, Autoslat, Elevator Feel Shift, Speed Trim System, Stick Shaker, SMYD
What does the SMYD computers use to determine when a stall warning is necessary?
Angle of Attack, ADIRU inputs, A/Ice Controls, Wing Config, Thrust, FMC output, Mach
How would a single channel failure of the Mach Trim system be indicated?
During Master Caution Recall: MACH TRIM FAIL (amber) light
Can the Speed Trim System be overridden? If so, how?
Yes: - Control Wheel Trim Switches, manual rotation of the Stabilizer Trim Wheel, engage AP
What is the purpose of the stall warning “Stick Shaker”
Warning of Impending Stall
What is require to activate the Main Yaw Damper?
Hyd System B pressure, B FLT CONTROL switch in the ON, and SMYD computers providing continuous system monitoring
How are the Rudders, Ailerons, and Elevators operated in Manual Reversion?
Ailerons and elevators are operated manually via cables, No cables to rudder ran by standby hydraulics
What would cause the Speed Brake lever to automatically stow after deployment on landing or RTO?
Either thrust lever advanced
How is roll controlled with jammed spoilers?
Captains’s control wheel provides roll control using the ailerons
How is roll controlled with jammed ailerons?
F/O control wheel actuates the Aileron Transfer Mechanism, provides roll control using the Flight Spoilers