Hydraulics Flashcards
How many hydraulic systems are there?
Three. AOM 9-11-01
What nominal pressure do all three hydraulic systems operate at?
3000 psi. AOM 9-11-01
What MFD page provides a visual representation of the hydraulic system operation and parameters?
The hydraulic synoptic page. AOM 9-11-30
At what pressure is an amber tick mark placed at on the pressure indication for all three systems on the hydraulic synoptic page?
1800 psi. AOM 9-11-30
What color is the symbol for shutoff valves that are open, engine driven pumps that are on and hydraulic flow
lines that are pressurized?
Green. AOM 9-11-30
Will a failure of two hydraulic systems result in a complete loss of flight-critical functions?
No, due to system design. AOM 9-11-50
What is hydraulic system 1 comprised of?
One reservoir, one engine driven pump (EDP1), one electrical DC motor pump (DCMP1), one shutoff valve
(SOV 1) and on accumulator. AOM 9-11-50
When will the DCMP 1 be automatically commanded on with the HYD 1 ELEC PUMP knob in the AUTO
position?
During takeoff and landing phases. AOM 9-11-50
What is hydraulic system 2 comprised of?
One reservoir, one engine driven pump (EDP 2), one shut off valve (SOV 2) and one accumulator. AOM 9-11-
50
What is hydraulic system 3 comprised of?
One reservoir, one electrical DC motor pump (DCMP 2) and one accumulator. AOM 9-11-50
Hydraulic system 3 is designed to operate in conjunction with what electrical system (s)?
The battery and the ram air turbine (RAT). AOM 9-11-50
What is the only source of hydraulic power for hydraulic system 3?
The electric DCMP 3. AOM 9-11-50
What is the source of electrical power for the electric DCMP 3 (hydraulic system 3)?
EMER BUS 3. AOM 9-11-50
If the airplane loses any 2 of the 3 hydraulic systems due to overheat, will the overheat protection system still be functional on the remaining system?
No, it will be inhibited. AOM 9-11-50
What is the backup for hydraulic systems 1 and 2?
The PTU. AOM 9-11-50