Oxygen system Flashcards

1
Q

Where does the air for the OBOGS come from?

A

LHS P3 bleed air

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2
Q

What are the pros of OBOGS?

A
  • Negates carrying bulky LOX equipment
  • Does not require replenishment
  • Minimum maintenance
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3
Q

What are the 5 functions of OBOGS?

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  • Provide both pilots with a source of breathable air at all altitudes
  • Provide both pilots with 95% O2 conc. when selected to MAX
  • Indicate that the air is flowing from the OBOGS to the pilot
  • Provide both pilots with an increasing positive pressure supply to the mask
  • Conduct a BIT procedure
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4
Q

What stops moist air entering the zeolite matrix?

A

Water separator

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5
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What does the zeolite matrix do?

A

The crystalline structure allows O2 through but traps molecules such as Nitrogen

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6
Q

What can an OBOGS FAIL on the EICAS indicate?

A
  • Low bleed air pressure upstream of the concentrator
  • Low concentration of oxygen downstream of the concentrator
  • Internal failure within the system
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7
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What does an OBOGS TEMP on the EICAS indicate?

A

Ducting temperature exceeding 200 deg F

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8
Q

What does white powder in the oxygen mask indicate?

A

A breakdown of the zeolite matrix

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9
Q

What is atelectasis

A

Partial collapse or incomplete inflation of the lung.
Due to breathing enhanced concentrations of oxygen while receiving G along the z axis and wearing anti-G suits

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