Landing Gear And Brakes Flashcards
How Is Emergency Gear Extention Accomplished?
A Free Fall System And Hydraulic Assist
How Is Nosewheel Steering Accomplished?
Hydro-Mechanically Through A Tiller And Rudder Pedals
How Do The Brakes Operate?
Electronically Controlled, Hydraulically Actuated
The Emer/Park Brake System Supplies What?
Equally Metered Pressure To All Four Brake Assemblies According To Pilot Demand In The Event Of A Loss Of Both Primary Hydraulic Brake Systems
Hydraulic Actuators On The MLG And NLG Are Responsible For What?
Extending And Retracting The Gear
Where Is The Weight On Wheels “Squat Switch” Located?
Nose Landing Gear Assembly
Does The Brake System Have Anti-Skid?
Yes
Independently Controlled Anti-Skid Protection For Each Braked Wheel
Besides the squat switch on the nose gear, what other system provides “on ground” status to the airplane systems?
MLG Position Detection System
What do the brake pedal position sensors do?
Apply brake pressure proportionately to the brake pedal deflection
What does the hydraulic accumulator do for the brakes?
Stores fluid to provide temporary hydraulic pressure to the brake system if hydraulic power is lost
What are wheel speed transducers?
They monitor the rotational speed of each braked wheel
Is Anti-Skid Braking provided independently for each of the four brakes?
Yes
The Anti-Skid range of effectivity is from speeds…
10 +/- 2 knots up to 200 knots
Locked wheel protection is active above what speeds?
Above 25 knots
What is touchdown protection?
*Built into the braking system to prevent application of brake pressure prior to aircraft touchdown
*Brake application at touchdown is inhibited for 3 seconds after WOW