Hydraulics Flashcards
What is the minimum HYD reservoir quantity?
.75 RF
Why is the demand pump powered by electricity?
Redundancy. Different source of power ensures HYD
With dual engine failure, how do we still have control of the Primary Flight Controls?
RAT deploys
Whats the minimum Hydraulic quantity for dispatch?
No RF
What’s the difference between the C and the L/R reservoirs?
C has stand pipe
What’s the purpose of C Reservoir stand pipe?
Capture fluid for reserve brakes and steering
Where is the RAT located?
where the wing meets the fuselage on the right side
What Systems utilise only the Left Hyraulics?
Primary Flight Controls
Rudder Ratio Changer
What systems utilise only the Right Hydraulics?
Primary Flight Controls
Normal Brakes
PES
What systems utilise only the Centre Hyraulics?
Flight Controls
Flaps/Slats
Tail Skid
HDG
Alternate Brakes
Nose Steering
Grear Accuator Up and Dow
Which hydraulic systems power the Spoilers?
Left Wing (outboard to inboard) 1-6
L, R, C, C, C, L
Right Wing (Inboard to outboard) 7-12
L, C, C, C, R, L
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Which hydraulic systems power the Stabiliser?
L + C
Which hydraulic systems power the Yaw Damper
R power by the L
L powered by the C
Which hydraulic system powers the ailerons?
Outboard powered by the L + R
Inboard Left powered by the L+C
Inboard Right powered by the R+C
How does the Elec C1 pump provide fluid when quantity below standpipe?
One way check valves
What is the minimum HYD quantity for dispatch?
0.75RF
Why do the C1 ISLN valves close, with fluid below the standpipe?
Ensure reserve brakes and steering
What conditions need to be met for the RAT to deploy in flight:
Main gear logic needs to be met
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