Mis. Flashcards

1
Q

FUEL SYSTEM consists of

A

consists of two interchangeable crashworthy tanks, self sealing fuel lines, firewall mounted selector valves, prime boots pump and fuel tanks, engine drive pumps, quantity gauging and low level warning system

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2
Q

Fuel travel path

A
Pumps
Fuel Filter
HMU
Liquid to Liquid cooler
ODV
Nozzels
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3
Q

How much fuel is unusable

A

360 lbs gravity

359 pressure

356 closed circuit

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4
Q

fueling psi limits

A

gravity - none
pressure 300 gpm, 55 psi
closed circuit 110 gpm, 15 psi

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5
Q

when does fuel low come on

A

172 lbs of fuel

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6
Q

What does the LDI do

A

negative pressure

pump or lines

fuel boost can isolate leak or make it worse

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7
Q

MMU - collective to pitch

A

compensates for rotor downwash

collective increases provides fwd input

aft input if collective decreases

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8
Q

MMU - collective to roll

A

compensates for translating tendency

left lateral input when collective increases

right lateral input when collective decreases

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9
Q

MMU - collective to yaw

A

compensates for changes in torque effect

increases tail pitch as collective increases

decreases tail pitch as collective decreases

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10
Q

MMU - Yaw to Pitch

A

compensates for vertical thrust

aft input as tail rotor pitch increases

fwd input as tail rotor decreases

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11
Q

Collective / airspeed to yaw (electronic coupling)

A

Compensates for torque effect function of SAS/FPS computer

decreases tail pitch as airspeed increases - and opposite

tail rotor pitch change is proportional to airspeed

0-40 maximum mixing

40-100 mixing decreases

100+ no mixing

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12
Q

TORQUE COMPENSATION

A

MMU
Electronic Coupling
Cambered Fin

changes to nominal pitch setting in tail rotor from 7.5 to 10

wind, PA, temp not considered

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13
Q

CAMBERED FIN

A

helps streamline fuselage as airspeed increases

tapers off as airspeed increases

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14
Q

AFCS

A

SAS 1 & 2, TRIM, FPS, Stabilator

provides oscillation dampening (dynamic)
maintains desired attitude, speed, and handling (static)

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15
Q

SAS

A

enhances dynamic stability by providing short term rate damping in the pitch

SAS 1 - analog
SAS 2 - digital

Both have 5% control if one fails remaining sas will double its gain and the control authority of SAS is reduced by one half

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16
Q

TRIM

A

maintain position of cyclic and tail rotor.

requires boost to be on

17
Q

FPS - Flight Path Stabilization

A

FPS enhances static stability - long term rate damping

will not function without TRIM

Basic Auto Pilot Functions
<60 kts
Attitude hold - pitch, roll / hdg hold - yaw

> 60 kts
airspeed & attitude hold - pitch
attitude hold - roll
heading hold / turn coordination - yaw

18
Q

Stabilator manual slew

A

is possible with battery only

19
Q

Pneumatic system

A

bleed air furnished by the main engines, the APU, or an external pneumatic power source

drives the starter, heating system operation, external extended range tank fuel transfer

anti ice on - lose 18% torque

heater on lose 4%

20
Q

Powertrain system - input module

A

freewheeling unit allows engine disengagement during autorotation, accessory module will continue to be driven by main rotor

21
Q

Powertrain system - accessory module

A

electrical generator, and hydraulic pump

rotor speed sensor mounted on the right accessory module

22
Q

Powertrain system - main module

A

provides reduction in speed for the input module

23
Q

Intermediate gear box

A

mounted on tail pylon, can run 30 minutes at cruise with loss of all oil

24
Q

tail gear box

A

may run at cruise flight for 30 minutes with loss of all oil

25
Q

Main Rotor system

A

fully articulated, main rotor blades, hub, flight controls, and bifilar vibration absorbers

elastomeric bearing permits flap, lead, and lag

damper supplied with pressurized hydraulic fluid

BIM - nitrogen filled blades, red bad

26
Q

tail rotor system

A

canted 20 degrees upward, provides 2.5 % of lift at hover

27
Q

What if APU generator is sole source of ac power

A

backup pump and windshield anti ice cannot be used simultaneously

28
Q

emergency power is provided by the

A

APU generator

can also supply blade deice if one main generator fails

if second fails blade deice load will drop

29
Q

Primary source of power is DC or AC

A

Alternating Current

30
Q

When only battery power is available the battery life is

A

38 minutes day, 24 minutes night for 80% battery