Hydraulics Flashcards

1
Q

Where can you monitor hydraulic quantity and pressure?

A

STATUS page or Hydraulic Synoptic Display

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2
Q

Which hydraulic systems or systems normally power the Primary flight controls?

A

All three

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3
Q

Which hydraulic systems or systems normally power the Normal brakes?

A

Right

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4
Q

Which hydraulic systems or systems normally power the Alternate brakes?

A

Centre

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5
Q

Which hydraulic systems or systems normally power the Reserve brakes?

A

Centre

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6
Q

Which hydraulic systems or systems normally power the Steering?

A

Centre

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7
Q

Which hydraulic systems or systems normally power the Landing gear?

A

Centre

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8
Q

When would the shut-off valves supplying fluid from the Left and Right reservoirs to the engine driven pumps be closed and the engine driven pumps depressurised?

A

When the appropriate Engine Fire Switch is pulled

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9
Q

State the hydraulic systems that have the engine driven pumps as their primary power

A

Left and Right

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10
Q

State the hydraulic systems that have the electrically driven pumps as their primary power

A

Centre

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11
Q

State the hydraulic systems that have the air driven pumps as their primary power

A

None

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12
Q

Which demand pumps are air driven?

A

Those in the Centre system

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13
Q

Before engine start which pump is selected first, and why?

A

Pressurise the Right System first to prevent fluid transfer between systems. Right ELECTRIC DEMAND pump selector - AUTO, verify that FAULT light is extinguished

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14
Q

After engine start, under what circumstances would you expect the demand pumps to run for the Left and Right systems?

A

In AUTO position, the L and R demand pumps operate for takeoff, landing, and when system or primary pump pressure is low. In the ON position the demand pump runs continuously

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15
Q

After engine start, under what circumstances would you expect the demand pumps to run for the Centre system?

A

In AUTO position, a demand pump operates when system and/or primary pump pressure is low, or when system login anticipates a large demand. In the ON position, the demand pump runs continuously (both pumps cannot operate simultaneously when ON is selected for both pumps)

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16
Q

What happens if BOTH Centre system demand pumps are selected to ON?

A

Only the C1 Demand Pump will operate

17
Q

Why does the Centre hydraulic system have an isolation feature?

A

To ensure that, in the event of a leak, sufficient fluid is retained for Reserve Brakes, and also for Nose Gear actuation and steering

18
Q

What three conditions could open the left (on the synoptic) isolation valve after the Centre system hydraulic quantity falls to a low value?

A

Airspeed decreases below 60 knots, or hydraulic pressure to the centre system flight controls is low, or the landing gear is selected down, both engines are normal and both engine-driven pumps are providing pressure

19
Q

When would the Ram Air Turbine (RAT) deploy automatically?

A
  1. Both engines have failed and centre system pressure is low
  2. Both AC transfer busses are unpowered
  3. All three hydraulic system pressures are low
20
Q

What systems does the RAT provide hydraulic power to?

A

Primary flight controls connected to the centre hydraulic system