Fuel Flashcards
At what fuel quantity is operation of
the pressure relief valves prohibited
Wings >11,800 lbs or
Center >8,000
What does
“COMPARE FUEL QUANT”
Indicate
Dif. between FMQGC + FMS
fuel quantity reading greater than
2% of BOW ( aprox. 1020 lbs )
When does FRTT
( fuel return to tank )
automatically operate
Above 34,000’
Any individual fuel temp sensor
Below -20 C
or average of all temp sensors
below -9 C
When do AC wing boost pumps
operate
ENGINE RUN switch on
AC power available
XFEED valve open
note:
2 pumps per wing. Each pump capable
of providing 900 - 6500 lbs/hr
depending on freq. of VFG
Where is the fuel SOV located
and how is it closed
Located behind the aft pressure bulkhead
Installed in the engine feed line
Closed via the associated
Fire discharge handle
When does fuel transfer from center
tank take place
Wing tank quantity below 93%
Continues until wing reaches 97%
When does fuel transfer from aft
tank start
Either wing tank below 5,500 lbs
Continues until <100 lbs in aft tank
What happens when XFEED SOV
is selected
All 4 AC boost pumps will opperate
regardless of ENG. RUN switch
position
When does wing DC aux pump
operate automatically
Low pres. of one or both AC pumps
AC pump failure
Flaps greater than 0
In flight, gear down and locked
Less than 600 lbs either wing
During auto wing transfer
( imbalance >400 )
When will the AC boost pumps operate
regardless of ENG. RUN switch pos.
XFEED SOV open
which tank normally provides fuel for APU
Right tank
note:
requires the operation of either
the right AC pumps or right DC pump
Which pumps operate autonomously
Center tank transfer pumps
How is fuel moved from fwd aux
tank to center tank
ejector pumps receiving motive flow
from center to wing transfer and / or
gravity flow at slower rate
When does wing transfer automatically
initiate
Lateral imbalance 400 lbs or more
note:
SOV opens and heavy side DC pump starts
When is wing transfer inhibited
Flaps greater than 0
In flight, gear down and locked
Low fuel. <600 either wing
DC aux pump supplying fuel feed
to an engine ( AC pump failure )