Fuel Limitations

Question 1

Total Fuel Both Tanks

Answer 1

335.6 Gallons

Question 2

Total Fuel Each Tank

Answer 2

167.8 Gallons

Question 3

Usable Fuel Both Tanks and Reservoir

Answer 3

335.3 Gallons

Question 4

Usable Fuel Both Tanks

Answer 4

332.0 Gallons

Question 5

Usable Fuel Single Tanks

Answer 5

165.0 Gallons

Question 6

Unusable Fuel Both Tanks

Answer 6

3.6 Gallons

Question 7

Unusable Fuel Single Tank

Answer 7

2.8 Gallons

Question 8

Maximum Fuel Imbalance

Answer 8

200 Pounds

Question 9

Maximum Full Sideslip Duration

Answer 9

3 Minutes

Question 10

Uncoordinated Flight Prohibited if

Answer 10

L FUEL LOW or R FUEL LOW Annunciator

Question 11

Total Fuel Both Tanks and Reservoir

Answer 11

339.1 Gallons

Question 12

Fuel System Description

Answer 12

Fuel goes from the tanks through the Fuel Selectors into the Reservoir Tank which has a Boost Pump that is used to prime fuel lines during start and engaged when fuel pressure is low. The Reservoir also has an Ejector Pump which operates off motive flow (Once an object is in motion it stays in motion) next is the Reservoir Manifold, Shutoff Valves, Fuel Filter, Oil/Fuel Heat Exchanger, Engine Driven Fuel Pump (Boost pump can’t supply enough fuel to sustain engine operation) FCU, Fuel Transduer and Fuel Flow Gauge, Flow-Divider, Fuel Manifold and the 14 Fuel Nozzles

Question 13

EX Fuel Nozzles

Answer 13

Duplex fuel nozzles, all operative during start

Question 14

Legacy Fuel Nozzles

Answer 14

Simplex fuel nozzles, 10 active 4 standby during start

Question 15

Fuel Selector Warnings

Answer 15

Master ON Both selectors OFF

Starter ENGAGED 1
Selector OFF

1 Selector OFF 1 Selector ON with less thank 25 Gallons