Ice Flashcards

1
Q

Where is the engine anti-ice (EAI) annunciation is displayed?

A

The engine anti-ice (EAI) annunciation is displayed above the EICAS N1 indication.

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2
Q

What happens if an engine anti-ice duct leak is detected?

A

The affected engine anti-ice valve automatically closes.

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3
Q

With the window heat switches ON, when does window heat operate?

A

Window heat operates as soon as electrical power is established.

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4
Q

When will the “ICING ENG” EICAS message be displayed?

A

The ICING ENG message will be displayed if ice is detected & one or both anti-ice selectors are off.

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5
Q

Automatic Engine Anti-Ice is:

A

Inhibited on the ground.

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6
Q

The forward windons on the 787 utilize a hydrophobic coating for rain repellent.

A

B. False

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7
Q

How are all of the flight deck windows heated?

A

All of the flight deck windows are heated electrically.

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8
Q

Which of the following statement(s) are true about the operation of the WAI and EAI systems?

A

EAI may be manually selected for ground operation and WAI is inhibited on the ground below 75 kts.

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9
Q

When WAI is activated, what surfaces are anti-iced?

A

The four mid-wing leading edge slats on each wing

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10
Q

When is automatic WAI operation inhibited?

A

Momentarily for up to 30 seconds during high electrical load periods.

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11
Q

EAI is required for ground operation when which of the following conditions are present?

A

EAI must be ON during all grounds operations if icing conditions exist or are anticipated.

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12
Q

When can engine anti-ice be operated manually?

A

On the ground or in flight..

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13
Q

Which windows are heated for anti-ice protection?

A

Forward windows only.

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14
Q

An “OVERHEAT WING” EICAS message appears if ____.

A

A. A wing anti-ice pad overheat conditions is detected.

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15
Q

The automatic ice detection systems consists of______.

A

Two ice detector probes

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16
Q

Engine anti-ice provides heat to what area(s)?

A

The engine cowl inlet and engine core.

17
Q

What commands operation of the wing and engine anti-ice in the AUTO mode?

A

The automatic ice detecion system.

18
Q

When are the pitot tubes heated?

A

A. In flight

B. On the ground with either engine operating

19
Q

When is the TAT probe heated?

A

A. In flight only

20
Q

ISFD air data may be unreliable in icing conditions with:

A

Loss of center pitot probe heat.

21
Q

If any wing anti-ice mat is inoperative, the opposite wing anti ice mat operation is inhibited.

A

A. True

22
Q

Is automatic wing anti-ice available on the ground?

A

Yes, if speed is greater than 75kts.

23
Q

When is automatic ice detection available?

A

A. In flight.

C. On the ground above 75 kts.

24
Q

All flight deck windows have a backup electrical power source.

A

B. False

25
Q

Pack inlet anti-ice:

A

A. is controlled by the the automatic ice detection system
B. is inhibited on the ground
C. is inhibited when TAT is above 10 C.

26
Q

When and how are the ice detection probes heated?

A

Electrically after engine start.

27
Q

Which of the following statements is true concerning engine anti-ice?

A

A. Automatic engine anti-ice is inhibited on the ground.

B. Manual engine anti-ice operation is available both on the ground or in flight.