Ice & Rain Protection Flashcards

1
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Bleed Air

- Inflatable deicing boots locations

A
  • Inflatable deicing boots
    o wings
    o horizontal and vertical stabilizers
    o engine nacelle inlet lips
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Electric (Heated)

6

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  • Propeller blades (Leading edges)
  • Pitot/static probes (Left, right, and standby)
  • Angle Of Attack (AOA) (Left and Right)
  • Engine intake flanges (Left and Right)
  • Windshield panels (Left and Right) and
  • Captain’s side window panel
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Airframe De-Ice System

- Inflatable, rubber deicing boots are bonded to the leading edges of the: (4)

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- Inflatable, rubber deicing boots are bonded to the leading edges of the:
o	Wings
o	Horizontal stabilizer
o	Vertical stabilizer
o	Engine nacelle inlet lips
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4
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  • System consists of _ sets of “Deicing boots” and _ “Dual Distributing Valves” (DDVs)
  • DDVs are equipped with integrated heater elements that activate automatically whenever SAT is below _°C
  • DDVs are activated and deactivated automatically when using the ___ mode or can be controlled manually using the airframe ___ selector (overhead panel)
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  • System consists of 6 sets of “Deicing boots” and 6 “Dual Distributing Valves” (DDVs)
  • DDVs are equipped with integrated heater elements that activate automatically whenever SAT is below 5°C
  • DDVs are activated and deactivated automatically when using the FAST/SLOW mode or can be controlled manually using the airframe MANUAL selector (overhead panel)
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5
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  • De-icing may be controlled either automatically or manually
  • An isolator valve connects the left and right sides of the airframe deicing system. The isolator valve remains ___ for normal operations
  • In the event of a system pressure leak, the isolator valve can be closed via the ”BOOT AIR” switch when selected to ___
A
  • De-icing may be controlled either automatically or manually
  • An isolator valve connects the left and right sides of the airframe deicing system. The isolator valve remains open for normal operations
  • In the event of a system pressure leak, the isolator valve can be closed via the ”BOOT AIR” switch when selected to ISO
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6
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  • De-icing system pressure is regulated to ___

* “DEICE PRESS” Caution light illuminates if one of the following conditions exist: (3)

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• De-icing system pressure is regulated to 18 psi (+/-3 psi)
• “DEICE PRESS” Caution light illuminates if one of the following conditions exist:
o Over/Under Pressure (+/-3 psi)
o If boot is commanded to Inflate/Deflate and it does not
o Leak in the system

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7
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De-Ice Boots
- “AIRFRAME MODE SELECT” switch (overhead panel)
o SLOW - All 6 boot sets are inflated and deflated ___
 Entire cycle takes _ minutes
 Timing and sequencing of the boots is controlled by the ___
o FAST - All 6 boot sets are inflated and deflated ___
 Entire cycle takes _ minute

A
  • “AIRFRAME MODE SELECT” switch (overhead panel)
    o SLOW - All 6 boot sets are inflated and deflated automatically
     Entire cycle takes 3 minutes
     Timing and sequencing of the boots is controlled by the deicing TMU (time monitor unit)
    o FAST - All 6 boot sets are inflated and deflated automatically
     Entire cycle takes 1 minute
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8
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De-Ice Boots
 DDV heater elements are normally activated automatically (as necessary) by the deicing TMU to prevent ___
 If the TMU fails, the mode selector must be set to ___ to provide continuous activation of the DDV heater elements (to prevent them from freezing)
o MANUAL – Rotate clockwise through each of the 6 detent positions
 Switch should be left in each detent position until the ___
 Each set of related boots will remain inflated as long as ___
 After all 6 boot sets have been inflated, a minimum dwell time of __ seconds should be observed before inflating the boot sets again

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 DDV heater elements are normally activated automatically (as necessary) by the deicing TMU to prevent the DDVs from freezing
 If the TMU fails, the mode selector must be set to MANUAL to provide continuous activation of the DDV heater elements (to prevent them from freezing)
o MANUAL – Rotate clockwise through each of the 6 detent positions
 Switch should be left in each detent position until the corresponding set of deicing boot indicator lights illuminate
 Each set of related boots will remain inflated as long as the switch stays at the set position
 After all 6 boot sets have been inflated, a minimum dwell time of 24 seconds should be observed before inflating the boot sets again

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9
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Propeller Deicing System
• __ Powered
• Leading edges of the propeller blades have ___ heater elements bonded onto the leading edge of each blade
• When propeller heat is selected ON, ___ blades on the ___ propeller are heated simultaneously. Subsequently, ___ propeller blades on the ___ propeller are heated simultaneously
• If the switch is selected ON, the propellers ___ be heated on the ground (WOW)
• Propeller heat operation continues in this alternating fashion until ___

A
  • AC Powered (115vAC)
  • Leading edges of the propeller blades have electric heater elements bonded onto the leading edge of each blade
  • When propeller heat is selected ON, all 6 blades on the LEFT propeller are heated simultaneously. Subsequently, all 6 propeller blades on the RIGHT propeller are heated simultaneously
  • If the switch is selected ON, the propellers will NOT be heated on the ground (WOW)
  • Propeller heat operation continues in this alternating fashion until it is selected OFF
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10
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Pitot/Static Probe Heat
• 3 Pitot/Static Probes (Heated): ___
• Heater elements are activated manually by selecting the respective ___
o #1 Pitot/Static probe heater is powered by the ___
o #2 Pitot/Static probe heater is powered by the ___
o Standby Pitot/Static probe heater is powered from the ___

Note: #1, # 2 and STBY pitot/static heat is to be selected ON prior to every flight regardless of ambient conditions

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• 3 Pitot/Static Probes (Heated): #1, #2 & Standby
• Heater elements are activated manually by selecting the respective PITOT/STATIC switches (overhead panel)
o #1 Pitot/Static probe heater is powered by the “LEFT115vAC Bus” (C phase)
o #2 Pitot/Static probe heater is powered by the “RIGHT 115vAC Bus” (C phase)
o Standby Pitot/Static probe heater is powered from the “RIGHT 28vDC Essential Bus”

Note: #1, # 2 and STBY pitot/static heat is to be selected ON prior to every flight regardless of ambient conditions

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11
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Engine Intake Heat and Bypass Doors
• __ Powered
• ___ elements are installed in the intake flanges of each engine
• Oil pressure sensors and temperature sensors in the intake heater system prevent heater operation when ___
• Each engine intake is equipped with a secondary heating element ___

A
  • AC Powered (115vAC)
  • Electric heater elements are installed in the intake flanges of each engine
  • Oil pressure sensors and temperature sensors in the intake heater system prevent heater operation when the engine is shutdown or when the SAT is above 15°C
  • Each engine intake is equipped with a secondary heating element that will automatically activate if the primary element fails
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Engine Intake Heat and Bypass Doors

• Intake heaters automatically activate under the following conditions: (4)

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• Intake heaters automatically activate under the following conditions:
o Engine intake bypass door is open AND
o Engine is running (oil pressure sensor) AND
o SAT is below approximately 15°C (temperature sensor) AND
o 115vAC power is available

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13
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Windshield & Captain’s Side Window Heat
• Left and right windshields and the Captain’s side window are equipped with heaters to provide anti-icing and de-fogging
• Captain’s side window heat is controlled by the ___ toggle switch, also located on the Windshield Control Panel
• Captain’s side window is heated by the ___
• DO NOT select windshield heat “ON” if SAT is greater than __°C (also placarded on the overhead panel)

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  • Left and right windshields and the Captain’s side window are equipped with heaters to provide anti-icing and de-fogging
  • Captain’s side window heat is controlled by the “PLT SIDE WDO/HT” toggle switch, also located on the Windshield Control Panel
  • Captain’s side window is heated by the RIGHT 115vAC Bus
  • DO NOT select windshield heat “ON” if SAT is greater than 20°C (also placarded on the overhead panel)
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14
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Windshield & Captain’s Side Window Heat
• When “WINDSHIELD HEAT” is selected (overhead panel)
o WARM UP – Both windshields are heated with ___ power from the ___
o NORM – Each windshield is heated at ___ power from its respective ___

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• When “WINDSHIELD HEAT” is selected (overhead panel)
o WARM UP – Both windshields are heated with one-half the available power from the LEFT 115vAC Bus
o NORM – Each windshield is heated at full power from its respective Left/Right 115vAC Bus

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15
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AOA Vane Heat
• ___ Powered
• 2 AOA vanes are automatically heated
o Left AOA vane is powered be the ___ ( _ phase)”
o Right AOA vane is powered be the ___ ( _ phase)”
• No flight deck control for the AOA vane heaters

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• AC Powered (115vAC)
• 2 AOA vanes are automatically heated
o Left AOA vane is powered be the “LEFT 115vAC Bus (B phase)”
o Right AOA vane is powered be the “RIGHT 115vAC Bus (B phase)”
• No flight deck control for the AOA vane heaters

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16
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Ice Detector System
• \_\_ Powered 
• How many probes and location
• How probes operate
• “Engine Display (ED)” Messages when ice is detected: (2)
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• AC Powered (115vAC)
• 2 independent ice detection probes located on the left and right sides of the front fuselage
• Probes continuously vibrate at a natural resonant frequency, but when ice accumulates on the probe, the vibration frequency increases due to an increase in rigidity
• “Engine Display (ED)” Messages when ice is detected:
o “ICE DETECTED”
o “[INCR REF SPEED]