Hydraulics Flashcards

1
Q

What are the normal hydraulic pressures? And if the RAT is online?

A

3000 PSI normally
2500 when RAT is powering blue system

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2
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What are the hydraulic system pressure limits?

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3000 PSI +/- 200 PSI

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3
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How does the hydraulic system generate pressure?

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Green system - engine driven pump or PTU
Blue system - electric driven pump or RAT
Yellow system - engine driven pump or PTU. Electric pump can also pressurise the system. Crew members can also use a hand pump to pressurise the yellow system in order to operate cargo doors when no elec power is available.

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4
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What are the redundancies of the hydraulic system?

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Green - PTU
Blue - RAT
Yellow - PTU, Elec pump, Hand pump

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5
Q

What is the hydraulic accumulator & which system supplies it?

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Way if storing hydraulic pressure for use when no other means of hydraulic pressure is available. Powered by yellow system & will provide 7 full brake applications. Can be recharged by yellow elec pump.

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6
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What are the hydraulic priority valves?

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They cut off power to heavy load users if hydraulic pressure in a system gets low. Prioritise pressure to Landing gear, slats/flaps, emergency generator

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7
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How are the hydraulic reservoirs pressurised & what is the redundancy?

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Normally bleed air from Engine 1 pressurised reservoirs automatically. If engine 1 fails or or bleed air delivered is too low the system automatically takes air from cross bleed duct to prevent hydraulic pumps from cavitating

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8
Q

Which hydraulic system have fire shutoff valves?

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Green & Yellow

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9
Q

Which hydraulic abnormal procedures are located within the QRH?

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Dual hydraulic summaries

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10
Q

Explain how the PTU functions during engine start procedure?

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PTU is inhibited during first engine start & it self tests at the beginning of 2nd engine start

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11
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When does the PTU operate?

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The PTU operates anytime the pressure between the green & yellow hydraulic systems is greater than 500 PSI. It is inhibited during first engine start & for 40 seconds after cargo door operation.

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12
Q

Draw the hydraulic system as shown in QRH

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13
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Draw the hydraulic system as displayed on systems page

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14
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Name the main systems on GREEN hydraulics

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15
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Name the main systems on BLUE hydraulics?

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16
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Name the main systems on YELLOW hydraulics?

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17
Q

Why with Green & Blue failure do we put gear down at 200 kts?

A

To get into direct law and have better pitch authority as only one elevator working

18
Q

Why with Green and Yellow failure is flap 3 selected before gear down?

A

Loss of horizontal stabiliser means aircraft is trimming with elevator. Once gear is down trimming will be lost so better to be flap 3 and trimmed out before putting gear down otherwise you’ll be fighting it out of trim down the approach