Landing Gear And Brakes Flashcards

1
Q

What hydraulic system controls extension and retraction of the landing gear?

A

2

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2
Q

T/F: The proximity sensor electronic unity (PSEU) control gear and door extension and retraction.

A

TRUE

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3
Q

When does the gear handle illuminate?

A

Handle disagrees with gear selection

Like during initial selection when gear is in transition

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4
Q

T/F: Only hydraulic pressure keeps the gear in the down and locked position.

A

FALSE, over center locks also keep gear down and locked

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5
Q

When would pilots use the alternate gear extension?

A

Emergency/abnormal conditions

LDG GEAR INOP caution light, landing gear indication fails, loss of #2 hydraulic system fluid

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6
Q

T/F: When pulling the main landing gear release handle, only the gear unlocks are released.

A

FALSE, also main gear hydraulic door is released

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7
Q

What happens when pilots pull the main landing gear release handle (located in the ceiling above the First Officer)?

A

Main landing gear doors and gear up locks are released. The gear will free fall into the down position but will need to be pumped down.

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8
Q

Where is the handle found for the alternate gear extension hand pump?

A

Behind the copilot seat

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9
Q

If there is a failure in the weight on wheels (WOW) system, what might happen?

A

Gear may not retract

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10
Q

How many degrees can the nose wheel free caster?

A

120 degrees either side of center

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11
Q

T/F: Nose wheel steering is self-centering.

A

TRUE

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12
Q

How many degrees of steering are available using the tiller?

A

70 degrees either side of center

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13
Q

How many degrees of steering are available using the rudder pedals?

A

8 degrees either side of center

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14
Q

Which hydraulic system controls the normal brake and anti-skid system?

A

1 hydraulic system

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15
Q

Which hydraulic system does the emergency parking brake use?

A

2 hydraulic system

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16
Q

What wheel speed is needed for the anti skid system to activate?

A

10 kts on initial taxi

35 kts on landing (or after 5 seconds of WOW)

17
Q

How many applications can a fully charged accumulator supply to the brakes?

A

Approximately 6 applications

18
Q

T/F: All gear doors are attached to the gear assembly and open and close mechanically.

A

FALSE, FWD nose and AFT main doors are not attached to the gear and are hydraulically operated

19
Q

Gear assemblies are held in the retracted position by _____.

A

Mechanical uplocks

20
Q

What action routes retraction and extension hydraulic pressure back to the return lines?

A

Opening the ALTERNATE RELEASE DOOR

Not pulling the release, just opening the door

21
Q

What happens when the nose wheel steering switch is selected to OFF?

A

Both steering modes (hand steering and pedals) are disabled and gear is in castor mode

22
Q

Normal brake applications are powered by _____.

A

1 system using either pilot brake pedals

23
Q

T/F: There is no differential braking or anti skid protection when using the EMERGENCY BRAKE lever.

A

TRUE