Hydraulics Flashcards

1
Q

Briefly describe the HYD systems.

A
  • There are three separate HYD Systems - L, R, and C. The L and R are identical, and the C is considered “heavy.”
  • The L & R are primarily powered by their respective EDPs and backed up by Electric Demand Pumps. The C System is Primarily driven by two Electric Pumps, and reinforced with an Air Driven Pump.
  • Any one system can provide aircraft controllability.
  • The Reservoirs are pressurized by the bleed air system.
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2
Q

What items are Hydraulic Powered?

A
  • L - Flt Ctrls
  • R - PES, Norm Brks, Flt Ctrls
  • C - E1 - Altn Brks, Nose Wheel Steering (ISLN VALVE)
  • C - E2, ADP - LND GR, FLPS, SLTS, HDG, T-Skd, FLT CTRLs
  • C - RAT - (CHECK VALVE) - FLT CTRLs
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3
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How can the pilot see HYD QTY?

A
  • EICAS Status Page
  • RF = Re-Fill Prior to Dispatch
  • OF = Overfill
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4
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What does a SYS PRESS light indicate?

A
  • That individual system has inadequate pressure.
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5
Q

When does the HDG Activate? What Services are available?

A
  • Dual Main Bus Fail.
  • L/R TX, CA FLT INST, STBY AC/DC, HOT, BATT Busses.
  • Everything L of ALTN GR, not including EICAS and AutoBrakes.
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6
Q

What does an illuminated PRESS light indicate?

OVHT?

A
  • That specific pump is not providing pressure.

- That specific pump is overheated?

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7
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What does an illuminated QTY light indicate?

A
  • Low Quantity (about 50%)
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8
Q

When do Demand Pumps Activate?

A
  • In AUTO, whenever there is high demand, or the primary pump is not providing adequate pressure.
  • When selected ON.
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9
Q

How much HYD Fluid do we need for dispatch?

A
  • No “RF.”

- Approximately 75%

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10
Q

If all three systems have been fucked, will the pilot still be able to break after landing?

A
  • Yes, due to the standpipe in the Center System, and the Reserve Brakes.
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11
Q

How does the HYD system’s design increase the probability of breaking and steering ability after fluid loss?

A
  • There is a standpipe in the Center System that ensures fluid and an automatic isolation valve for the C1 Electric Pump, ALTN Brakes, and Nose Wheel Steering Systems to ensure integrity.
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12
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Describe the RAT.

A
  • Automatically actuated with a dual engine failure.
  • Manually activated by pressing the button.
  • FLT CNTRLs only.
  • Green PRESS = good.
  • Min speed 130 kts.
  • “Inhibited” on ground.
  • Auto deployment arms at 80 its and tilted mains.
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13
Q

What is the procedure for HYD Pump Selection, and why?

A
  • Counter Clockwise, slowly, start with R DEMAND ON.
  • Clockwise, slowly, OFF.
  • To Avoid transferring fluid.
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