Ice and Rain Protection Flashcards
With regard to the ice detectors, how many signals are required to get an EICAS message?
Only one. The two detectors provide system redundancy.
If the anti-ice systems are OFF when ice is detected, what message is displayed?
An amber ICE DETECTED
If the anti-ice systems are ON when ice is detected, what message is displayed?
A cyan ICE DETECTED
One detector has failed. What message is displayed?
An advisory ICE DETECTOR FAULT
Both ice detectors have failed. What message is displayed?
An amber ICE DETECTOR FAIL
How are the ice detectors tested?
Each detector conducts a self-check during power-up. In addition, there is continuous built-in testing.
Pilot can, also, conduct a test on the SYSTEMS TEST panel.
What controls the operation of the wing anti-ice system.
Two dual channel IASC’s (Channel B) control operation and leak detection. They receive data from sensors in the inboard/outboard section of each leading edge and adjust bleed air to maintain the correct temperature range.
What position does the wing anti-ice valve fail to?
Spring loaded to the closed position
The wing anti-ice valves will close when …
Removal of bleed-air supply pressure
Loss of electrical power at the valve
Failure of an anti-ice duct
Operation in either FROM L or FROM R mode
The high-pressure valves limit high-stage engine bleed pressure to …
36 +- 3 psi
In the wing leading edge, how many sensing loops exist?
Two
How many sensors exist in the entire wing section?
Four. Two inboard and two outboard.
The outboard sensor of the wing anti-ice heat system at each section monitors …
Insufficient temperature. A L/R WING ANTI-ICE FAIL caution illuminates if there is insufficient heat.
The inboard sensor of the wing anti-ice system at each section does what …
Provides temperature data that modulates the wing anti-ice valves.
The inboard sensor at each section monitors …
The wing for overheat. L/R WING OVHT warning is displayed if the condition exists.