Hydraulics Flashcards
How many pumps does each independent hydraulic system have?
Two: one-driven driven and one electric
Where are hydraulic system indications shown?
On the HYD page of the MFD
What is the purpose of the two hydraulic accumulators?
To minimize surges of the hydraulic pumps, and to ensure 3,000 psi pressure is available for landing gar and main door (system 1) or operation of the emergency parking brake (system 2)
What is the capacity of the hydraulic reservoir?
6 L
What are the two ways to close the HYD shutoff valve?
The fire handle or a guarded shutoff button located on the overhead panel
Why is the hydraulic reservoir pressurized?
Pressurizing the fluid avoids pump cavitation
What is the normal pressure of the engine driven pump?
3,000 PSI
What is the normal pressure of the electric motor driven pump?
2,900 PSI
What is the procedure for checking the operation of the electric pumps?
-Selects HYD page on MFD
-Switch both pumps to AUTO, verify pressures within 2,900 +/- 200 psi
-Switch both pumps to ON, verify pressures within 2,900 +/- 200 psi
-Switch both pumps off
NOTE: Never turns both pumps ON if the battery is the sole source of electrical power
What is the purpose of the priority valve in system No.1?
It gives priority to the flight controls if the system is powered by the electric pump and the landing gear is commanded to retract
List the items on the No.1 hydraulic system
-Aileron system 1
-Rudder system 1
-Inboard spoilers
-Outboard brakes
-Landing gear
-Nosewheel steering
-Main door
-Left thrust reverser
Where is the engine driven hydraulic pump mounted?
On the accessory gearbox
List the items on the No.2 hydraulic system
-Aileron system 2
-Rudder system 2
-Outboard spoilers
-Inboard brakes
-Emergency parking brake
-Right thrust reverser
In the event the No.1 system is powered by the electric pump, how is the landing gear retracted?
By the accumulator
In normal operations, which hydraulic system raises the main cabin door?
No. 1