Landing Gear and Brakes Flashcards

0
Q

How many weight-on-wheels proximity sensors are there

A

6

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1
Q

How many proximity sensor electronic modules (PSEM) are there

A

2

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2
Q

How any WOWs on each gear

A

2

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3
Q

What happens if 2 WOW sensors k. The same wheel are failed

A

PSEMs prohibit gear from being raised

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4
Q

When up, what holds the landing gear in place

A

Uplocks

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5
Q

How are the landing gear doors operated

A

Mechanically

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6
Q

How is the landing gear held in the down position

A

Downlock springs

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7
Q

What is the electrical override system

A

When the landing gear lever control box fails, the electrical override system bypasses the PSEM and commands the gear down normally

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8
Q

When do you use the alternate gear extension

A

When the hydraulic pressure is lost or electrical system fails

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9
Q

How does the alternate gear extension system work

A

Hyd pressure is released from all uplocks and the gear free falls into position

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10
Q

Which brake does hyd 1 control

A

Outboard

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11
Q

Which brake does hyd 2 control

A

Inboard

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12
Q

What are the main functions of Brake Control Modules

A
  • Locked wheel protection
  • antiskid protection
  • Automatic wheel braking
  • touchdown protection
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13
Q

What is locked wheel protection

A

The BCM compaira wheel speeds and releases brake pressure on the slower wheel if it is 33% slower to match speeds

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14
Q

Why the threshold for wheel lock protection

A

To allow for differential braking

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15
Q

Under what speed is antiskid protection not available

16
Q

What is automatic wheel braking

A

Automatically stops the wheels from spinning while being retracted

17
Q

What is touchdown protection and when is it deactivated

A

Prevents landing with main wheel brakes on.

Deactivated 3 secs after WOW has sensed landing or when wheel speed is above 50 kts

18
Q

What powers the emergency/parking brake

A

Hyd 1 and 2

19
Q

What happens to the emergency/parking brake if you lose hyd 1 and 2

A

Can still apply emergency brake 6 times because of the emergency brake accumulators

20
Q

Are antiskid, touchdown, and locked wheel protection provided while auto braking

21
Q

When will landing and RTO auto braking be disarmed

A
  • selector switch is set to the OFF position
  • pedal braking is applied if speed is above 60 kts and RTO is selected
  • brake control system failure is detected (while speed below 60 and RTO selected)
  • either thrust lever is advanced above idle during autobrake application.
22
Q

Will autobrake discontinue on landing if manual brakes are applied

A

Yes, if pressed more than 20%

23
Q

Which hyd system powers the nose wheel steering

24
What are the 3 nose wheel steering modes
Hand wheel Rudder Free wheel
25
What is needed to engage the nose wheel steering
- hyd 2 pressure - the external steering disengage switch must be in the engaged position - the hand wheel steering must be pressed and released for rudder steering or pressed and held for hand wheel steering
26
What are the different maximum steering angles for handwheel steering
Below 10 kts : +/- 76 deg Around 26 kts : max is 20 deg Over 100 kts : max is 7 deg
27
What is max steering angle of rudder pedals
7 deg