Ice Protection Flashcards
what is the sequence of the boots cycle
Horizontal stabilizer 8 sec
Wings bottom inboard 8 sec
Wings top inboard 8 sec
Wings bottom outboard 8 sec
Wings top outboard 8 sec
1 min = 40 sec boots on / 20 off
3 min = 40 sec boots on/ 140 off
BOOTS
Normal operating pressure,
Relief valve activation pressure
Minimum pressure before caw’s
14 PSI normal OPS
Relief valve at 18 PSI
min 10/11 PSI
Limitation of flaps with operating boots
Flaps 15
Operation of the surface deice system in ambient temperatures below ___ or above___ may cause permanent damage to the deice boots
-40
+40
When probes are active, which systems are heated?
Pitot Tube
AOA Sensor
Static Port
The EIS OAT is programmed to blink, and Amber EIS CAUTION will illiminate, when the Outside Air Temperature
Is less than ___ °C and PROBES has not be selected On or the relay has failed
4 °C
PROBES are powered by____ , and on which bus are they located?
Powered by 28 VDC
BAT BUS
On which side is the captain’s pitot located?
RH side
if the Windshield exceeds _____ degrees, the power will be cut off to prevent overheating
60 degrees
How much pressure or what type of pressure will be retained in the boots when they are off?
-Bleed air passes through the control valve ejector and dump oulet creating the vaccum which holds the boots deflated
-Negative pressure
how the Engine Air Intake Lip Heat system works
Exhaust gases from left exhaust
Prop Deice
The system is powered by____
and is connected to____Bus and____Bus
28VDC
BAT BUS
AND
GEN 1 BUS
PROP DEICE
How the “mode” are selected?
What’s the difference between the three cycles?
Mainly Left OAT sensor
Mode 1:
0°C and over
Standby/ off
Mode 2:
Between 0°C and -16°C
45 sec On and then 90 sec off
Mode 3:
-16°C and below
90 sec On without pause
what can make caw’s light {PROP DEICE} light up?
-Left OAT sensor failure
-Disparity between Left and Right OAT Sensors (+ 5°C )
-Incorrect deice boot supply voltage
-Self test failure
When using ice mode, pusher activation will occur ___ degrees earlier.
8 degrees