Fuel Flashcards

1
Q

What is the total fuel quantity for the SPPR system?

A

14150 lbs total / 7075 lbs per side (2100 gals total / 1050 gal per side)

SPPR stands for Single Point Refueling.

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2
Q

What is the overwing/gravity fuel quantity?

A

13000 lbs

This is the amount of fuel that can be added using the overwing method.

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3
Q

How many sections are the fuel tanks divided into?

A

3 sections - main tank, collector tank, and surge tank

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4
Q

What are the two ways to laterally transfer fuel between wing tanks?

A

Power transfer (XFER) via DC boost pumps, and Gravity transfer (XFlow)

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5
Q

How do you transfer fuel from the left wing to the right wing?

A

Lt. DC pump on, xfer open

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6
Q

What procedure should be followed if the right engine is off and the APU is running?

A

Lt. DC pump on, xfer open, Rt. pump off (Not documented as an approved procedure by Bombardier)

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7
Q

How is the fuel heated to prevent fuel sludging/freezing?

A

Fuel / Oil Heat Exchanger

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8
Q

Do you need battery power to fuel the aircraft via the SPPR system?

A

Yes. Fuel / Defuel SOV are powered by the Rt. Battery bus.

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9
Q

Is mixing of fuel types approved?

A

Yes

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10
Q

What part of the fuel tank supplies fuel to the engines?

A

Collector tanks

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11
Q

What is the function of the surge tank at the outer tip of the fuel tanks?

A

To provide additional expansion volume for the vent system

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12
Q

How do the Main Ejectors and Scavenge Ejectors operate?

A

Converts high pressure motive flow from the engine driven pumps into lower pressure/high volume fuel flow

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13
Q

What is the minimum wing fuel for go-around?

A

500 lbs per side

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14
Q

Do we need fuel anti-icing additive as long as the minimum oil temperature is achieved?

A

No, Fuel is heated thru the fuel/oil heat exchangers

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15
Q

How many water drains are in the fuel tanks?

A

6 total: 2 in surge tanks, 2 in main wing tanks, 2 in collector tanks

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16
Q

When do we sump the fuel tanks drains?

A

When contamination is suspected

17
Q

How many fuel pumps are on the CL300/350/3500?

A

9 total: engine driven pumps(2), electric boost pumps(2), main ejectors(2), scavenge ejectors(2), and APU mechanical pump (1)

18
Q

If the fuel transfer valve (XFER) fails to open when selected, what is the backup way of balancing the wing tanks?

A

Gravity transfer

19
Q

In ‘AUTO’, when do the electric fuel pumps automatically turn on?

A

Run switch to ‘RUN’ (for engine start), Low fuel pressure indication (< 6psi), Right pump for APU operation when right engine is not running