Flight Controls Flashcards

1
Q

What does an amber “X” on a flight control on the Flight Control Synoptic Page indicate?

A

Flight Control RVDT has failed

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2
Q

If LATERAL HOPS occur, hydraulic power is turned off to:

A

Both Ailerons

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3
Q

What can you do in case of a jammed aileron?

A

Pull disconnect handle for aileron

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4
Q

What can you do in case of a jammed elevator?

A

Pull disconnect handle for elevators

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5
Q

What is the maximum deflection of the speed brakes when you use the handle?

A

Maximum deflection is 35 degrees

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6
Q

What is the Maximum Deflection of the Ground Spoilers?

A
  • 55 degrees

- Note: The control pressure is from the Left, PTU, or AUX system

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7
Q

What system does the Standby Rudder use following the loss of Left/Right systems?

A
  • Standby Rudder will use AUX pump to YD1. May need to select FGC1.
  • It uses the AUX pump to power the Rudder through the Left systems port and only works while airborne (WOW in FLIGHT)
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8
Q

How are the Flaps controlled?

A
  • The Flaps are electrically requested and hydraulically powered by the Left, AUX, or PTU pressure.
  • Flap control in the Flap/Stab computer is DC
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9
Q

How is AILERON HOPS reset?

A

Use QRH and PULL / REST CB’s

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10
Q

What happens with a HOPS?

A

The Aileron HOPS shuts off both actuators whereas Elevators and Rudder only shuts down the affected actuator.

CLARIFICATION: Elevator has two actuators (HOPS will shut down 1 of 2). Rudder has only 1 actuator (HOPS will shut down 1 of 1).

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11
Q

What must you do to use the mechanical trim wheel?

A

Select the PITCH TRIM switch light to OFF

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12
Q

What does BLUE SINGLE RUDDER CAS message indicate?

A

Rudder power is down to one hydraulic power source

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13
Q

When ON, what does the GND SPOILER FLAP OVERRIDE switch simulate?

A
  • Flaps are actually more than 22 degrees

- GROUND SPOILERS deploy automatically with Wheel Speed Spin up

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14
Q

The reason for selecting the GPWS/GND SPLR ORIDE to ON when landing with flaps less than 22 degrees is:

A
  • To prevent the nuisance TOO LOW FLAPS aural alert and

- Deploy the ground spoilers with wheel spinup

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15
Q

What does RED GROUND SPOILER CAS message mean?

A
  • Failed Ground Spoiler component OR

- Deployed Ground Spoiler Panel

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16
Q

Loss of one hydraulic system will:

A

Not effect spoiler activation

17
Q

The horizontal stabilizer (STAB) remains operative in the EMER STAB ARM mode, and can be positioned with:

A

Yoke Trim Switches

18
Q

Selecting the EMER STAB switch ON (ARM):

A
  • Illuminates ARM in switch
  • Enables EMER STAB mode
  • STABILIZER positioned by using YOKE electric pitch trim wheels
19
Q

Selecting the EMER STAB switch OFF:

A
  • Switch is dark
  • EMER STAB mode disabled
  • STABILIZER now moves corresponding to flap position.
20
Q

Selecting STALL BARR switch to OFF:

A
  • OFF illumination in switch
  • STALL BARRIER CAS displays
  • Stick Pusher is Disabled
  • Stall Warning stick shaker continues to function
21
Q

Selecting STALL BARR switch ON:

A
  • Must be selected ON for all flight operations unless a malfunction OR
  • Procedural reasons require switch to be selected OFF
22
Q

Selecting PITCH TRIM ENG / DISENG switch to ENG:

A
  • DISENG (AMBER) is extinguished
  • Pitch Trim is engaged
  • YOKE pitch trim switch is active for elevator trim
23
Q

Selecting PITCH TRIM ENG/DISENG switch to DISENG

A
  • DISENG (AMBER) is illuminated
  • YOKE pitch trim is disengaged
  • MANUAL TRIM WHEEL must be used for elevator trim
24
Q

Selecting YAW DAMP ENG / DISENG switch to ENG

A
  • DISENG (AMBER) is extinguished

- YAW dampers are engaged

25
Q

Selecting YAW DAMP ENG/DISENG switch to DISENG:

A
  • DISENG (AMBER) is illuminated

- YAW dampers are disengaged

26
Q

Selecting the GPWS/GND SPLR switch to ON:

A
  • ON (AMBER) legend is illuminated
  • Automatic ground spoiler deployment will occur with flaps < 22 degrees and both struts have Wheel Speed Spin up
  • GPWS voice alarm “TOO LOW FLAPS” is inhibited
27
Q

Selecting the GPWS/GND SPLR switch to OFF:

A
  • ON (AMBER) legend is extinguished
  • Automatic ground spoiler deployment will occur with flaps < 22 degrees only when Weight On Wheels has occurred
  • GPWS voice alarm “TOO LOW FLAPS” is NOT inhibited
28
Q

Selecting the GND SPLR switch to OFF:

A
  • OFF (AMBER) is illuminated
  • Ground Spoiler System is not armed to operate
  • Gear Down the blue “Ground Spoiler Unarm” CAS message will appear
29
Q

What is required for ground spoiler deployment with flaps > 22 degrees?

A
  • Select the GND SPLR switch to ARMED (BLUE) is illuminated
  • Both throttles at idle
  • Wheel spin up OR WOW ground on each main gear strut
30
Q

NO GND SPLRS red switch lights on center windscreen post illuminate if:

A
  • Operational parameters are satisfied
  • GND SPLR switch selected to ARMED (BLUE)
  • Left wing, right wing, or both wing ground spoilers did not deploy
31
Q

The flight controls GUST LOCK:

A
  • Secures the aircraft moveable surfaces in stabilized positions
  • Prevents damage to surfaces and control linkages from high winds or jet blast
  • Effective in wind speeds up to 60 knots
32
Q

Ensure hydraulic pressure is depleted prior to engaging the GUST LOCK by:

A

Cycling the flight controls with the control column, yoke, and rudder pedals