HYDRAULICS Flashcards
When will the demand pumps be commanded to operate if the hydraulic demand pump selector is in the AUTO position?
• Demand pump operate when related engine pump output pressure is low,
or when related fuel control switch is in CUTOFF
• Demand pumps 1 & 4 also operate when flaps are extended past Flaps 1. On the
ground the pumps shut down when flaps reach the commanded position.
In flight the pumps continue to run.
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What does the hydraulic system (SYS FAULT) fault light indicate?
• Low hydraulic system pressure
• Low hydraulic reservoir quantity
• Excessive hydraulic fluid temperature
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What does a hydraulic demand pump low PRESS light indicate?
• Demand pump selector positioned to OFF or AUX
• Demand pump operates and output pressure is low?
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What does a hydraulic reservoir quantity indication of .80 mean, as displayed on the Secondary EICAS display?
• 80% of normal service level.
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What does a magenta “RF” displayed next to a hydraulic quantity indicator on the Secondary EICAS mean?
• Displays on the ground When the reservoir requires refill.
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When is the engine driven hydraulic pump pressurized?
• When the engine is running and the engine pump switch is ON.
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Which demand pumps are air driven, and which ones are electric motor driven?
• Systems 1 and 4 are air driven pumps, through the bleed air manifold.
• Systems 2 and 3 are electric driven pumps.
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What is the purpose of the auxiliary pump?
• Used for ground handling operations.
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Why are the hydraulic reservoirs pressurized by the bleed air system?
• To prevent pump cavitation
• To ensure positive flow during high demand conditions
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How does pulling a fire switch affect the hydraulic system?
• Related hydraulic fluid shutoff valve closes
• The EDP depressurizes.
• The related demand pump operates.
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What are some examples of major system components powered by each hydraulic system?
• Systems 1 and 4 power the trailing edge flaps, body gear, nose gear,normal brakes
(SYS 4), alternate brakes (SYS 1), and steering. Systems 1 and 4 also provide
redundant power to the primary flight controls.
• Systems 2 and 3 power the primary flight controls, stabilizer trim, and
elevator feel. System 2 also powers the alternate brakes and lower
yaw damper. System 3 powers the upper yaw damper.
• Systems 1, 2, and 3 power the related center, right, and left autopilot servos
(L,C,R are powered by systems 3,1,2 respectively)
• Systems 2, 3, and 4 power the spoilers.
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