Fuel Flashcards

1
Q

Total Usable Fuel Quantity

A

384 gallons (2573 lbs)

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2
Q

Total Usable Fuel Quantity - EACH SIDE

A

192 gallons (1286.5 lbs)

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3
Q

Total Usable Fuel Quantity - EACH WING TANK SYSTEM

A

131 gallons (877.5 lbs)

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4
Q

Total Usable Fuel Quantity - EACH NACELLE TANK

A

61 gallons (409 lbs)

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5
Q

Maximum Allowable Fuel Imbalance

A

200 lbs

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6
Q

There are _______ fuel sumps/drains per side of the aircraft.

A

Five

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7
Q

If a transfer pump fails in flight, reduce the total fuel available for that engine by approximately __________ lb.

A

188 lb

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8
Q

To ensure the transfer of fuel from the center wing tank to the nacelle tank, monitor the nacelle tank quantity for an approximate increase from ________ lb to ________ lb.

A

330 lb to 400 lb

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9
Q

LIMITATIONS ON THE USE OF OF AVGAS
1. Operation is limited to _______ hours between engine overhauls.
2. Operation is limited to _______ feet pressure altitude or below with boost pumps inoperative.
3. Crossfeed capability is required for climbs above _______ feet pressure altitude.

A
  1. 150 hours
  2. 8000 feet
  3. 8000 feet
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10
Q

Do not take off if fuel quantity gages indicate in the _________ arc or if fuel quantity is less than ________ pounds in each wing system.

A

Yellow
265 pounds

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