Hydraulics Flashcards

1
Q

What holds the landing gear in the retracted position?

A

Nitrogen charged accumulator maintains hydraulic pressure

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2
Q

How is nosewheel steering accomplished?

A

Direct linkage and differential braking

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3
Q

Describe the hydraulic system?

A

Electrically driven, hydraulically actuated

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4
Q

Hydraulic system components

A

•Power package
•Service tray assembly
•Accumulator
•Time delay relay
•Nitrogen pressure cylinder

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5
Q

How long would the gear be held up after a power package failure?

A

Up to 200 minutes

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6
Q

Where is the hydraulic power package and what does it do?

A

LH wing root behind the spar
Supplies pressurized fluid to the gear selector and service selector valves and accumulator

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7
Q

What is the hydraulic reservoir capacity?

A

.79 gal

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8
Q

What ensures the hydraulic reservoir remains pressurized in flight?

A

Nitrogen tank

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9
Q

What is normal hydraulic system pressure?

A

Up to 2875 psi

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10
Q

How is the system pressurized?

A

DC motor uses pressure switch to turn the motor on at less than 2450 psi and off between 2725 and 2875 psi

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11
Q

What will cause the hydraulic CAWS message to illuminate?

A

Less than 1800 psi

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12
Q

What is the function of the accumulator?

A

Maintain system pressure
Keep gear up if power package fails

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13
Q

What is the function of the nitrogen pressure cylinder?

A

Prevents pump cavitation

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14
Q

The nitrogen pressure cylinder is pressurized to what?

A

56 psi

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15
Q

Tires are inflated to what?

A

60 psi

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16
Q

What prevents gear retraction on the ground?

A

A de-energized solenoid plunger locks the landing gear handle in the down position

17
Q

What is the minimum hydraulic fluid quantity needed for operation?

18
Q

When might you get the hydraulic CAWS message on the ground after landing?

A

System cycled 6 times in an hour

19
Q

What are two reasons you might receive a hydraulic CAWS message in flight?

A

Less than 1800 psi
System on for 10 minutes during flight

20
Q

What keep the nose gear in the down position?

A

Drag link acts as an overcenter lock

21
Q

What assists in lowering the nose gear during an emergency?

A

Spring strut…also holds drag link in over center position

22
Q

What holds the main gear down?

A

Pawl lock mechanism holds the actuator in the fully extended position

23
Q

What do red landing gear lights indicate?

A

In transit or unsafe condition

24
Q

When would the gear horn sound and the gear lights illuminate?

A

Flaps >15 no gear down
A/S < 130 and throttle to idle

25
How many strokes are necessary to lock the gear down manually?
60
26
Do the main gear have down locks? Up locks?
Down locks only
27
Maximum nose steering using rudder pedals?
12 degrees either side
28
When can the nose steering extend beyond 12 degrees using rudder pedals?
If using brakes simultaneously
29
Maximum towing nose wheel steering
+/- 60 degrees
30
Left squat switch…
  Left stick pusher computer •  Cabin Pressurization Control System •  Central Advisory and Warning System •  Engine Instrument System •  Hydraulic system control
31
Right squat switch…
•  Right stick pusher computer •  Landing gear indication •  Altitude and Heading Reference System (AHRS) •  Transponder(s)
32
WOW failure in the air prevents what?
Gear retraction
33
If both pilots are pressing the brakes, which one controls?
The one pressing the hardest