Oxygen Flashcards

1
Q

How would you check the status of the crew O2 outside the aircraft?

A

Green disc on forward RHS. If gone, no O2.

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2
Q

What is the crew oxygen pressurised to and how much is required for 3 and 2 crew?

A

1850psi
1500psi 3 crew
1100psi 2 crew

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3
Q

In the emergency mode, what is provided by the O2 system?

A

Possitive pressure at all altitudes, 100% O2

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4
Q

In normal mode, what is provided by the O2 system?

A

Mixed ratio of O2/air depending on altitude, pure O2 above 33,000ft

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5
Q

When would you get an OXYGEN LOW PRESSURE EICAS message and how much O2 would you have left

A

400psi

12 minutes

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6
Q

When does the passenger oxygen supply start to flow?

A

Once the pin is pulled. 12 mins of O2 above cabin alt of 14,000ft

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7
Q

Where would you find oxygen pressure indications? What are the green, amber and red limits?

A

ECS page of MFD
Green between 410 to 1850 psi.​
Amber between 250 to 400 psi.​
Red between 0 to 240 psi.

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8
Q

How long will a portable oxygen cylinder last?

A

30 min

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9
Q

How many PBE kits are on board and how long will they last?

A

3

15 min

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