M11.15 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the international standard atmosphere temperature?

A

15°c

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2
Q

What is the international standard atmosphere air pressure?

A

1013.25 hectopascals

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3
Q

Air consist of what percentages?

A
  • 78% nitrogen
  • 21% oxygen
  • 1% inert gases
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4
Q

What type of oxygen is used in aircraft?

A

Aviators oxygen

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5
Q

What are oxygen cyclinders made from?

A

Steel alloy or composites

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6
Q

What pressure is oxygen stored at?

A

1850psi

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7
Q

What is the maximum capacity of a oxygen cylinder?

A

3,200 litres

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8
Q

What does oxygen pressure vary with?

A

Temperature

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9
Q

When will the safety disk break on an oxygen cylinder?

A

2,600psi

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10
Q

What indicates if there has been a oxygen cylinder over pressure?

A

The green disk will have broken

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11
Q

At what pressure should oxygen bottles not be refilled and why?

A

50 psi because moisture has entered

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12
Q

Where would you find the oxygen pressure in the flight deck?

A

On the doors/oxygen page on the ECAM

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13
Q

What does it mean when the flow indicator is blinking on the oxygen stowage box?

A

Oxygen is flowing

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14
Q

What are the two red grips used for on the oxygen face mask?

A

To inflate and deflate with oxygen to give a tight fit

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15
Q

What are the three modes of the diluter demand regulator for oxygen masks?

A
  • normal
  • 100% oxygen
  • emergency
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16
Q

What happens in the normal mode from the diluter demand regulator?

A

It gives a mixture of air and oxygen up to 35,000 feet

17
Q

What happens in the 100% oxygen mode from the diluter demand regulator?

A

The user receives 100% oxygen

18
Q

What happens in the emergency mode from the diluter demand regulator?

A

The masks gives constant oxygen flowing (breathing out becomes uncomfortable)

19
Q

What altitude does the oxygen masks deploy when there is a depressurisation?

A

14,000ft

20
Q

Where are oxygen masks located?

A

At every seat, lavatory, and attendant station

21
Q

Why is there always more masks than seats in a row?

A

Just in case of there being a child

22
Q

What happens if the oxygen masks fail to deploy?

A

There is a manual switch in the flight deck

23
Q

What are the two ways that oxygen is supplied to the system?

A
  • chemical system

- gaseous system

24
Q

When oxygen masks drop they do not supply oxygen straight away, Why is this?

A

Because the user must pull the lanyard to break the pin on the oxygen generator

25
Q

What are the oxygen generators filled with?

A

Sodium chlorate and iron powder

26
Q

How is oxygen generated in a the oxygen masks?

A

It mixes sodium chlorate and iron powder which consumes less oxygen than created

27
Q

What is used to absorb the left over chlorine from the oxygen generators?

A

Barium peroxide (BaO2)

28
Q

How long does the oxygen generators supply oxygen for?

A

12-15minutes

29
Q

What is used in the gaseous system?

A

Oxygen bottles

30
Q

When are smoke hoods used?

A

When fighting fires or to prevent breathing in smoke or noxious gases