Fuel Flashcards

1
Q

What is the AFM limitation for the fuel XFEED SOV?

A

Must be closed for takeoff and landing

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2
Q

When does fuel transfer from the center tank to the wing tanks?

A

Wing tank quantity below 93% and continues until wing reaches full (3% of volume maintained for fuel expansion)

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3
Q

Under which condition is a lateral fuel imbalance automatically corrected?

A

A wing imbalance of 400 lb (181 kg) and DC AUX pumps are not already running

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4
Q

Which fuel tanks cannot be gravity refueled?

A

Forward or aft auxiliary tanks (XRS / 6000)

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5
Q

Where is the fuel SOV located and how is the valve closed?

A

Located behind the aft pressure bulkhead. It is closed via the associated fire discharge handle.

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6
Q

What is the fuel quantity at which fuel transfers automatically from the AFT auxiliary tank to the wing tanks?

A

When either of the wing tank quantities reduces to 5500 lb

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7
Q

What does the COMPARE FUEL QUANTITY

indication in the FMS mean?

A

FMQGC and FMS fuel quantity differ by more than 2% BOW

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8
Q

After an engine failure, why is the XFEED SOV opened?

A

To ensure balanced fuel use from both tanks avoiding any significant lateral fuel imbalance

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9
Q

Is it permissible to takeoff and land with the XFEED SOV switch/light indicating OPEN?

A

No

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10
Q

Which fuel pumps have no pilot control?

A

Center tank transfer pumps

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11
Q

Why must manual operation of the wing transfer system be monitored?

A

Because no automatic shutdown or overfill protection is provided

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12
Q

What is the purpose of the XFEED SOV?

A

Single engine feed from both wing tanks or both engines to be fed from a single tank

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13
Q

What are two limitations associated with the fuel recirculation system?

A

Fuel recirculation is prohibited when using wide cut fuels, asymmetric operation is prohibited

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14
Q

If use of the center / aft tank is planned, what is the minimum required tank load?

A

500 lb (230 kg) to ensure transfer pump reprime

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15
Q

How is fuel automatically transferred to the center tank from the forward auxiliary tank? (XRS/6000)

A

Transfer ejector or gravity flow

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16
Q

What is the power source for the refuel/defuel panel?

A

APU battery direct bus (to prevent APU battery drain, ensure the panel is selected OFF after use)

17
Q

What will happen if one or both AC boost pumps fail?

A

Onside DC AUX pump automatically operates, providing engine fuel feed pressure

18
Q

How is positive fuel tank pressure maintained during flight?

A

NACA scoops provide ram air

19
Q

Below which fuel temperature is takeoff prohibited?

A

Below +5°C is prohibited

20
Q

What is the maximum useable fuel load for the aft fuel tank on the XRS and 6000?

A

2300 lb (1025 kg)

21
Q

Under which combination of conditions does the fuel recirculation system automatically activate?

A

Above 34,000 ft and a single fuel temperature sensor below -20°C, or above 34,000 ft and an average of
all temperature sensors below -9°C

22
Q

What is minimum go-around fuel?

A

600 lb (266 kg) per wing with wings level and maximum climb attitude of 10° nose up

23
Q

Which wing tank normally provides fuel for the APU?

A

Right wing tank

24
Q

What is the maximum permissible fuel imbalance during flight?

A

1100 lb (488 kg)

25
Q

During the refuel SOV test, what does the SOV FAIL message indicate?

A

Fuel flow will not stop when the tank is full

26
Q

When should the operation of the pressure relief valves not be tested?

A

When associated wing tank is above 11,800 lb and center tank above 8,000 lb

27
Q

When do the two AC boost pumps in each wing tank operate?

A

Onside ENG RUN switch ON

28
Q

What is the maximum useable fuel load for the wing tanks when pressure refueling?

A

15,050 lb (6825 kg) per wing tank

29
Q

What is the maximum permissible fuel imbalance on ground and during takeoff and landing if the aircraft fuel
weighs less than 19,450 lb (8823 kg)?

A

1100 lb (488 kg)

30
Q

What is the maximum permissible fuel imbalance on ground and during takeoff and landing if the aircraft fuel weighs >20,250 lb (9186 kg)?

A

600 lb (266 kg)

31
Q

According to the AFM, which combination of two conditions

makes the aft tank fuel unusable?

A

Each wing does NOT contain at least 5500 lb (2495 kg) fuel at departure and planned cruise altitude is less than 30,000ft

32
Q

According to the AFM, which combination of two conditions

makes the center tank fuel unusable?

A

Each wing is NOT full at departure and planned cruise altitude is less than 30,000ft

33
Q

Under which three conditions would both DC AUX pumps

automatically operate?

A

Flap position greater than 0, in flight with landing gear down and locked, less than 600b in either wing

34
Q

Which four conditions inhibit an automatic wing fuel transfer?

A

Flap position greater than 0, in flight with landing gear

down and locked, low fuel condition less than 600lb wing, DC aux pump supplying fuel feed to eng(AC pump fail)