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Icing Flashcards

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What is the OAT temperature range requiring TO DATASET MENU on MCDU to be set to ENG on the ground

A

OAT between 5-10 C

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What is the temp limit for anti-icing system automatic operation

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No limit

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What is the OAT temperature range requiring TO DATASET MENU on MCDU to be set to ALL on the ground

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OAT below 5C

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When must TO DATASET MENU on MCDU to be set to ENG on the ground

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OAT between 5-10C and:

  • any possibility of encountering visible moisture up to 1,700 ft AFE
  • when operating on ramps, taxiways, or runways where contaminants can be ingested by the engines or freeze on surfaces
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When must TO DATASET MENU on MCDU to be set to ALL on the ground

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When OAT is below 5C and:

  • any possibility of encountering visible moisture up to 1,700 ft AFE
  • when operating on ramps, taxiways, or runways where contaminants can be ingested by the engines or freeze on surfaces
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How does anti-ice system operate in flight

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Automatically if you encounter any icing provided all detectors are working and in AUTO mode.

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What must the crew do if one or more ice detectors are failed

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Must set the mode selector to ON when icing conditions exist or are anticipated below 10C TAT with vis moisture

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For takeoff in icing conditions, what power setting must be set, and for how long, prior to final takeoff power

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Approximately 54% N1 for 30 sec or until fan vibration level returns to normal.

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When must a cold weather preflight inspection be performed

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  • if the OAT is 5C or less, or
  • the wing fuel temp is 0C or less, or
  • atmospheric conditions conducive to icing exist, or
  • the aircraft has remained overnight and may have frozen contaminants due to frost or precip
  • if there is residual ice brought in from previous flight, or
  • cold soak ice is suspected in the fuel tank area
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After a cold weather start, how long can oil press remain below min

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2 mins

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When must an immediate shutdown be conducted after a cold weather start

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If there is no oil pressure by the time idle rpm is achieved

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How long must you wait after completion of deicing procedures before switching ON the Engine Bleeds

A

3 mins

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What is the recommended crosswind limit for runway with compacted snow

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20kts

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What is the recommended crosswind limit for runway with standing water/slush/wet snow/ dry snow

A

18kts

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What is the recommended crosswind limit for runway with ice

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12 kts

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15
Q

Which autobrake setting is used in icing conditions

A

MED or acars

16
Q

When are ILS critical areas protected

A

When ceiling is <2 sm visibility

17
Q

What are standard takeoff mins

A

1 sm or 5000 RVR

18
Q

When standard takeoff mins or greater are used, which RVR is controlling

A

Touchdown zone if available

19
Q

How many RVR reports are required if taking off with RVR below 1600

A

Min of 2 operative

20
Q

What equipment is required for a takeoff with TDZ RVR 1600 or 1/4 sm vis

A

Any of these.

HIRL
CL
RCLM
Any other lights or marking that provide visual reference.

21
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What equipment is required for a takeoff with TDZ 1200, MID 1200, ROLL 1000

A

Daylight:
Serviceable RCLM or HIRL or CL

Night: HIRL or CL

22
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What equipment is required for a takeoff with TDZ 1000, MID 1000, ROLL 1000

A

CL, or

HIRL and serviceable RCLM

23
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What equipment is required for a takeoff with TDZ 600, MID 600, ROLL 600

A

Both:

HIRL
CL

24
Q

What weather is required for circle to land maneuvers

A

1,000/3 or charted mins, whichever higher

25
Q

What MDA do we set for circle to land maneuvers

A

MDA of 1,000 ft (HAA) or charted, whichever is higher

26
Q

What configuration for circle to land all engines operating

A

Gear down, flaps three.

When turning base, landing flaps

27
Q

What landing configuration for circle to land whole single engine

A

Gear up, flaps 2.
When turning base, gear down flaps 3.
When turning final, landing flaps

28
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What speed and alt for visual traffic pattern

A

200 kts, 1500 ft

E175 SOP Chapter 2 (12 decks)

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