M15.7 Exhaust And Thrust Reverser Flashcards

1
Q

What does the exhaust cone do

A

Prevents reverse flow into the hub

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2
Q

Common exhaust nozzle advantage

A

Reduces the very high exhaust gas velocities

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3
Q

Disadvantage of common exhaust nozzle

A

Increased weight

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4
Q

Convergent exhaust nozzle max pressure ratio

A

2:1

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5
Q

What type of exhaust is used on aircraft that fly faster than the speed of sound

A

C-D exhaust convergent-Divergent

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6
Q

Unit used to express noise

A

Effective perceived noise decibel (EPNdB)

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7
Q

What does EPNdB take into account

A
  • Pitch
  • Duration
  • Pressure
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8
Q

EPNdB

A

Effective Perceived Noise deciBel

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9
Q

Smaller eddies can cause noise in what frequency

A

Very high

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10
Q

At what bypass ratio is the jet noise so low the internal noise becomes available

A

5:1

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11
Q

Thrust reverse deflection angle

A

45 to 60 degrees

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12
Q

Types of thrust reversers

A
  • Clam shell
  • Bucket
  • Fan Reverser (Translating sleeve)
  • Pivoting door
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13
Q

When are reversers most effective

A

Shortly after landing (high speeds)

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14
Q

Adverse effects of thrust reverser

A
  • FOD
  • Decreased braking
  • High EGT
  • Stall danger
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15
Q

Thrust reverse main subsystems

A
  • Control
  • Actuation
  • Airflow Deflection
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16
Q

What protects the reverse thrust control system

A

Air Ground Logic

17
Q

Advantage of using the radio altimeter for reverse control

A

On short runways the thrust reverse can be deployed less than 10ft

18
Q

Thrust reverser interlock purpose

A

Engine power can only be increased once the reverser is fully deployed

19
Q

What ensures reverse door stowage

A
  • Reverse door latch
  • Internal actuator locks
20
Q

Thrust reverse indications

A

Amber - Reverse unlock

Green - Fully deployed

21
Q

What can actuate thrust reversers

A

Hydraulic or pneumatically

22
Q

What slows the translating cowl when close to fully deployed

A

Feedback mechanism

23
Q

Reverser deactivation methods

A
  • Pneumatically
  • Electric
  • Mechanical
24
Q

Which mechanical thrust reverser deactivation visually shows lockout condition

A

Red signal plates

25
Q

Advantage and disadvantage of hydraulic actuators with internal latch mechanisms

A

Adv - No need for control

Diss - Expensive
Diss - Complicated

26
Q

Advantage and disadvantage of reverser door latch

A

Adv - Simple

Diss - Sequence control required

27
Q

How is reverse actuator synchronisation in translating sleeves achieved

A

Interconnecting flexible drive shafts