Hydraulic System Flashcards
When is ACMP 3A normally selected ON?
Captain Before Start flow
When is ACMP 3A normally selected OFF?
Captain Parking flow
Each hydraulic system has and EDP and ACMP (T/F).
False
Can hydraulic fluid be transferred between the systems?
No
Which hydraulic ACMP can be powered by the RAT?
3A
Hydraulic system 3 provides which flight controls?
Elevator, Aileron, Rudder
The EDPs normally deliver hydraulic fluid at ____PSI.
3000
The AC powered pumps in hydraulic system 3 include:
3A and 3B
How many hydraulic systems are on the plane?
3 independent systems
What systems use hydraulic power (6)?
Flight controls, spoilers, landing gear, wheel brakes, thrust reversers, nosewheel steering
How many hydraulic pumps are on the aircraft?
2 EDPs, 4 ACMP, 1 PTU
How many electric pumps are used for systems 1 and 2?
1 per system
How long after power up should you wait before any hydraulic pumps should be turned on and why?
3 minutes to allow the flight controls to accomplish their built in PBIT test
What is the primary and back up source of hydraulic pressure for system 3?
Primary ACMP 3A
Backup ACMP 3B
When will the HYD ACMP 1 automatically activate on the ground?
Flaps >0 and groundspeed >50 knots
OR
Flaps >0 and thrust levers set to T/O
When will ACMP 2 automatically activate on the ground?
Flaps >0 and groundspeed >50 knots
OR
Flaps >0 and thrust levers set to T/O
OR
Engine 1 running with parking brake released
OR
Engine 1 start (once N2 reaches 40%) if parking brake has been applied within the last 6 minutes
When does ACMP 2 automatically turn off on the ground?
When parking brake has been set for >6 minutes