Landing Gear & Brakes Flashcards

1
Q

Under normal conditions, which system powers the landing gear?

A

Hydraulic System A

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2
Q

Describe how tires are protected from explosion during thermal expansion caused by Hot Brakes

A

4 thermal fuse plugs in each inner wheel half melt at 177c

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3
Q

When is the Landing Gear Lever locked

A

When on the ground.

Yes can be overridden with the Lever Lock Override Trigger

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4
Q

What do the red and green position lights on the forward landing gear panel indicate?

A

Red: Landing gear is not down and locked with either or both thrust levers at idle and below 800’ AGL

or landing gear is in disagreement with the lever

Green: Landing gear is down and locked

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5
Q

What is the purpose of the aft overhead panel Supplemental Landing Gear indicator lights?

A

Indicated that the related gear is down and locked.

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6
Q

what protects the aircraft from loose tread or foreign object debris in the main wheel well during landing gear retraction?

A

Frangible Fitting

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7
Q

If the No.1 engine fails, how is the hydraulic capability of system A affected? How is the gear raised at a normal rate?

A

Loose EMDP 1.

Landing Gear Transfer Valve which allows system B engine-driven pump to supply the volume of hydraulic fluid needed to retract the gear.

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8
Q

When is nose wheel steering active?

A

Is powered when the nose gear is in the down position and compressed by the weight of the aircraft.

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9
Q

If Normal and Alternate Brake pressure is lost, how is braking accomplished? Are there any limitations.

A

Braking is accomplished through the brake accumulator.

It can provide 6 brake applications.

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10
Q

Which Hydraulic systems can pressurize the parking brake?

A

Either System A or B

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11
Q

Which hydraulic system(s) have Anti-skid?

A

Both the Normal and Alternate Hydraulic Braking systems have anti-skid
Normal: All 4 main wheels are controlled individually
Alternate: Anti-skid is applied to main gear pairs

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12
Q

Is the Alternate Braking System capable of supplying Autobrakes?

A

No

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13
Q

When can RTO braking be armed? When is RTO braking available?

A

Armed: On the ground, thrust levers at idle, wheel speed less than 60 kts

Available: It is available after reaching a wheel speed of 90 kts

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14
Q

What does a Parking Brake Warning (red) light indicate?

A

The parking brake is on

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15
Q

The Alternate Brake System is powered by?

A

Hydraulic System A

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16
Q

With RTO selected, if the takeoff is rejected prior to wheel speed reaching 90kts: ______________ and ______________

A

Autobraking is not initiated the and the RTO autobrake function remains armed

17
Q

How is braking available if both Hydraulic Systems A and B are lost?

A

Trapped hydraulic pressure in the Brake Accumulator (System B) can still provide several (6) brake applications or parking brake application for 8 hours

18
Q

In the MAX, what are the positions of the Landing Gear Lever/

A

Up, Down

19
Q

What kind of brake discs does the MAX have?

A

Carbon