Landing Gear and Brakes Flashcards
How is the landing gear extended and retracted?
Electronically commanded and hydraulically actuated
When will the aural warning for the landing gear sound?
- If the gear is not down and locked, and
- 5
Can the landing gear aural warning be silenced by pushing the ‘LG WRN INHIBIT’ button?
Only is both Radio Altimeters have failed
What are the 3 Landing Gear extension modes?
- Normal - LG lever Down
- Electric Override - Bypasses PSEM to directly command selector valve
- Alternate Gear Extension - Manual uplock release opens free-fall sequencing valve
What is the purpose of the DN LOCK RLS button the landing gear lever?
- Mechanically releases the landing gear lever lock
- Lock protects against inadvertent landing gear retraction when WOW
What keeps the gear in the locked position?
- Extended - Down lock springs
- Retracted - Uplock hooks
Describe the Landing gear indications
-Green - Down and Locked
-White - Up and locked
-Amber - In transit
Red - Gear position and lever disagreement (20sec grace period)
How do the landing gear doors actuate?
Mechanically, during landing gear extension or retraction
How are the brakes commanded?
- Brake by Wire
- Electrically commanded and hydraulically actuated
- Pedal position transducers send brake requests to the BCM (Brake Control Module)
What Hydraulic system(s) provide brake pressure?
- HYD 1 - Outboard brakes
- HYD 2 - Inboard brakes
- HYD 3 - Parking/Emergency Brake
What protections are provided for braking?
- Touchdown - No braking until 3 seconds or >50kts wheel speed after touchdown
- Anti-skid - Compares wheel speeds and releases pressure (inop
How many applications will the parking/emergency brake provide?
6 applications
What stops the wheels from spinning during retraction?
- Main - BCM applies brakes after Weight off Wheels
- Nose - Snubbers in the nose bay stop the wheels
Which HYD System controls the nosewheel steering
HYD 2
What are the limits for the nosewheel steering?
- Angle varies with ground speed
- Up to 40kts +76°
- 41 to 100kts Decreases linearly from 76° to 7°