Lesson 7: Temp Measuring Flashcards

1
Q

Purpose of Temp. Measuring Instruments?

A

– engine performance and health
– liquid temperatures (fuel, hyd. Fluid) for condition monitoring
– outside air temperatures for airspeed/ aircraft performance calculations
– Monitor health of avionics systems

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2
Q

Range of cylinder head temp?

A

200F to 475F

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3
Q

What type of mixtures give low cylinder head temp?

A

Excessively rich

Excessively lean

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4
Q

What is the desired oil temp. range?

A

75F to 245F

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5
Q

What are the factors affecting thrust?

A

Temp. and Altitude

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6
Q

What do temp. indicators measure?

A

the AMOUNT of temp. changes

electrically/monitored

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7
Q

Effects of temp. on a substance?

A
  • Expansion (solid/liquid)
  • Vapour Press. (Liquid/gas)
  • Electrical Resist.
  • Electromotive force (btwn junctions)
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8
Q

What instruments do we use to measure temp?

A

Expansion type
Vapour pressure type
electrical type

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9
Q

Which is the most common system used?

A

Electrical type

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10
Q

Describe the Gas Expansion Type Sensing?

A

Liquid in a bulb

high temp = high vapour press = straightens bourdon tube = increase temp indication

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11
Q

What 2 methods are used for electrical type sensing?

A
Variable Resistance (wheatstone/ ratiometer)
Thermoelectric
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12
Q

How does the wheatstone variable resistance work?

A

electrically powered
3 fixed resist and 1 variable, and a moving coil indicator (galvanometer)
Alters current flow

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13
Q

How does the Ratiometer work?

A

electrically powered

variable/fixed resistor + moving coil indicator (galvanometer)

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14
Q

How does thermoelectric sensing work?

A

Independent of Airc.Power
For engine temp
has a THERMOCOUPLE and MOVING COIL
DISSIMIALR METALS = hot/cold junction

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15
Q

CHT probes use what metals?

A

Iron and Constantan

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16
Q

EGT probes use what metals?

A

Chromel and Alumel

17
Q

2 types of Hot junctions?

A

GAsket

BAyonet

18
Q

Explain the Gasket type

A

2 rings of dissimialr metals pressed together

19
Q

Explain Bayonet type

A

dissimilar metalss inside a perforated protective sheath

20
Q

Bayonet type is also called?

A

Immersion type

21
Q

Where is the EGT probe and why?

A

Downstream of turbines
For overtemp at startup
Exposed to less damaging heat