Fuel Flashcards
What are the capacities of the fuel tanks
L Main - 16,900 Kg
R Main - 16,900 Kg
Center - 67,500 Kg
Total - 101,300 KG
Fuel and Defueling on which side
Left side
so cargo can be done on right
(no overwing gravity fueling)
Where are the fuel pumps
2 AC pumps in each tank
one DC pump in LT tank for APU without AC power
Where does the Cross feed move fuel from
LT OR RT Main to opposite eng
where does the fuel for each eng come from
the Center tank cooresponding side pump
If no fuel pumps are operating what will happen to the engines
nothing, suction feed from the Main tanks will occur
may not work at high altitudes
What pump normally supplies the APU
Left Main AFT AC pump
What does it mean when the PRESS yellow light goes out on the Fuel control panel / Fuel synoptic
indicates the pump is operating
What would happen if AC power is not available for APU start
DC fuel pump
how do you transfer between Main tanks
fuel balance system
BALANCE at bottom of the puel control panel
(On grd if both eng shutdown and APU running)
Which fuel pumps are referred to as Override/Jettison pumps
Center Tank Pumps
Higher output to ensure center tank fuel is used first
What flap setting can we not jettison fuel
- 8 FL 20, 25, 30
- 9 FL 30
Fuel tank Temp limits
T/O
-29 deg
+49 deg
In flight
- 42
+65
What is the difference in fuel allowed from Main to Center
10,000 Kg
What does the PRESS yellow lite mean on Fuel control panel
Pump output press is low
switch is off
switch is on but pump output is low