KA350 Aircon / Pressurisation Flashcards

1
Q

What components are supplied by the Pneumatic system?

A
Pneumatic - 
Hour Meter
De-Ice boots - Inflation
Hydraulic reservoir
Cabin door seal
Bleed air warning
Window defog & pressure guage
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2
Q

What components are supplied by the Vacuum system?

A

De-ice boots - Deflation

Pressurisation controller

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3
Q

Where does the negative pressure for the vacuum system originate?

A

Bleed air exhausted overboard through a venturi provides suction (-ve pressure)

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4
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Explain how the bleed air warning system provides warning to the Pilot that there is a leak and what annunciators illuminate?

A

Each bleed air line has a parallel plastic tube that will melt when exposed to a bleed air leak above 200F triggering a pressure switch. If pressure drops below 2 PSI then a [L / R BLEED FAIL] warning comes on.

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5
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What are the BOLDFACE actions for a [L / R BLEED FAIL] warning?

A

BLEED AIR VALVE (affected eng)___PNEU & ENVIR OFF
[L BL AIR OFF] or [R BL AIR OFF]___ILLUMINATED
CABIN VSI and PNE PRESSURE___MONITOR
BRAKE DE-ICE(if installed)___OFF

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6
Q

WIll the [L / R BLEED AIR] Annunciator extinguish after the bold face is completed?

A

NO

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7
Q

What is the normal operating pressure range of the Pneumatic system?

A

12-20 PSI

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8
Q

What is the normal vacuum range of the Vacuum system ABOVE 15000ft?

A
  1. 3”-5.9” (BELOW 15K)

2. 8”-4.3” (ABOVE 15K)

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9
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Name the actions involved in the Bleed Air Valve Check. Include expected gauge and annunciator indications

A

L BL AIR SWITCH___PNEU & ENVIR OFF
Pressure/sucion in limits, no warnings
R BL AIR SWITCH___PNEU & ENVIR OFF
Pressure/suction to 0, [L / R BLEED AIR FAIL]
L BL AIR SWITCH___OPEN
Pressure/suction in limits, warnings extinguish
R BL AIR SWITCH___OPEN

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10
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What position would the bleed air switches need to be in for only the pneumatic system to operate?

A

ENVIR OFF

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11
Q

What 3 switches in the system will prevent the Air Conditioning compressor from operating?

A

Under Pressure, Over Pressure & RH Engine speed switch (N1 < 62%)

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12
Q

What are the functions of the safety valve?

A

Pressure Dumps air in the event of outflow valve failure (limits cabin alt to 13500ft)
Positive pressure relief
Negative pressure relief

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13
Q

What is the maximum neative differential pressure for the KA350?

A

0.0 PSID

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14
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What is the maximum positive differential pressure for the KA350?

A

6.6 PSID

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15
Q

What altitude is set on the presurisation controller prior to takeoff?

A

Cruise Altitude plus 1000ft OR Arrival airfield elevation plus 500ft, whichever is greater

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16
Q

What position should the rate knob be set to prior to takeoff and prior to descent?

A

11 - 1 o’clock position

17
Q

To what altitude is the pressure controller set prior to descent?

A

500ft above Airfield pressure altitude

18
Q

What are we looking for in the After Takeoff checks for the pressurisation checks?

A

Cabin Climb is lagging VSI climb, Cabin Alt is laggin cabin diff needle.

19
Q

If the ambient temperature is greater than 10°C what position must the environmental bleed air switch be in for takeoff?

A

LOW (to increase power in hot temps)

20
Q

What is the advantage of placing the environmental bleed air switch o Normal?

A

Increased heating or efficient pressurisation flow

21
Q

When would the window de-fog be of assistance?

A

Descending from cold environment into warm mositure laden air

22
Q

Name the actions required to perform the pressurisation check.

A
ENVIRONENTAL BLEED AIR\_\_\_NORMAL
BLEED AIR VALVES\_\_\_OPEN
PRESSURISATION CONTROLLER\_\_\_SET
CABIN PRESSURE SWITCH\_\_\_HOLD TEST
CABIN ALT & VSI\_\_\_CHECK FOR DESCENT
CABIN PRESSURE SWITCH\_\_\_RELEASE
PRESSURISATION CONTROLLER\_\_\_SET
23
Q

When the CABIN TEMP MODE selector is in the MAN COOL position, how is the cabin temperature lowered?

A

Hold the MAN TEMP INCR-DECR switch to Decrease for 1 min to fully close the Left bypass valve.

24
Q

At what altitude will the CABIN ALT HI annunciator illuminate?

25
At FL260 if the cabin press switch was moved to DUMP what would the cabin altitude rise to?
13500ft
26
What source of air is used to pressurise the aircraft?
P3 Bleed Air from the Third Stage compressor.
27
To achieve maximum cooling on the ground what switch selections need to be made?
CABIN TEMP MODE___AUTO VENT BLOWER___HI BLEED AIR VALVES___ENVIR OFF AFT BLOWER___ON
28
Under what conditions can the ELECTRIC HEAT be operated?
Only with a generator online or external power connected and on the ground with the RH squat switch engaged.
29
How does air enter the cabin if the cabin pressure switch is in the DUMP position?
RAM air
30
How do you clear the cabin of Smoke and Fumes?
Dump cabin pressure and open the storm window below 13500ft