PA44 december test Flashcards

1
Q

Drift down definition

A

Lose of alt due engine fail above SE absolute ceiling

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2
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VSSE defined by FAA/manufacturer? and speed

A

Definition: Intentional One Engine Inoperativeairspeed, min speed practicing single engine for training purpose (82 kt)
Defined bymanufacturer

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3
Q

Engine oil pressure range

A

Max and min oil pressure: 25-115psi

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4
Q

. Complete oil loss in one engine, what should you do?

A

Affected engine: minimal power

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5
Q

V speed, Red line lower end

A

Vmca - Minimum control speed with critical engine inop (56kt)

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6
Q

Which speeds cannot be determined by the colour code on ASI:

A

: Va (MTOW 3,800lbs: 135kt)

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7
Q

Alternator output

A

14-volt, 60/70 amp (Max 100-amp

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8
Q

. Battery

A

12-volt 35 amp located in the nose of AC (Depend on the load. If you use 35 amp continuously, it last 1 hour. If you use 70 amp continuously, it last 1/2 hour)

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9
Q

Fuel grade:

A

100LL (blue) & 100 (green)

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10
Q

What indication when gears are down and locked:

A

3 green

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11
Q

Shuttle valve purpose

A

regulate the flow of hydraulic fluid (Google: allows fluid to flow through it
from one of two sources)

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12
Q

Door opened during take off, what should you do?

A

Partial open door will not affect normal flight characteristics

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13
Q

. When OEI climb Performance?

A

reduced at least 80% (80-90%)

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14
Q

Manual flight controls

A

by pulley and wires

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15
Q

VLE definition :

A

Max Gear extended speed ( 140 kts )

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16
Q

Vxse

A

Best Angle of climb speed (82)

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17
Q

Flaps type ?

A

Slotted

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18
Q

Ailerons type

A

Differential frize, help with adverse yaw

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19
Q

Alternator over voltage relay purpose ? (7.17)

A

Function similar to circuit breaker, it will disconnect alternator when voltage >17V,
Pilot will see ALT light illuminated and you can turn it off for 1 sec to reset. Operative alternor output should
not exceed 60 amps

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20
Q

Annuciator panel - Low bus illuminate - meaning ?

A

Bus voltage (14 Vdc) drops to approximate battery voltage (12.5 Vdc) or below, could be alternator not
working ?

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21
Q

landing gear systems

A

1) The pump is located behind the Cargo area ( Behind Baggage compartment )
2) Hydraulic actuated
3)
4)All correct
Have a shuttle valve within the system
The seminole has a tricycle, hydraulically actuated, fully retractable landing gear

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22
Q

Which statement is not true for the landing gear in PA44 ?

A

Not fully retractable gear

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23
Q

How pilot maintains engine settings in PA 44 ?

A

Governor control the propeller pitch

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24
Q

Feathering lock (2)

A

Prevent feathering below 950 rpm (shutdown engine)
Help starter motor starting engine on ground

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25
Q

Number of vent in fuel systems

A

6

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26
Q

If one engine fails, loss of directional control, what can you do ?

A

Reduce thrust of the operating engine

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27
Q

Why the heater cannot install around the exhaust manifold

A

Because those engines are located on the wing (it actually located on the right side of the nose)

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28
Q

Heater fuel burn:

A

1/2 Gal per hour, use the fuel from the left ( Heater WILL FUNCTION with left fuel selector in either ON or
X feed position )

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29
Q

Number of fuel pump:

A

5-6 Each engine has an engine driven pump
Each side will have electric pump
The janitors combustion heater either 1 or 2 pumps

30
Q

Counterweight on ailerons:

A

Prevent fluttering at high speed

31
Q

Anti-servo tab on the stabilator:

A

Prevent over controlling

32
Q

Positive pressure tab on the rudder trim:

A

Prevent fluttering on the trim tab (Prevent any slack (play))

33
Q

Anti ice feature on PA44 :

A

Pitot heat is Anti Ice

34
Q

Counter rotating prop

A

Propeller rotate opposite from each other.
Left engine:clockwise , right engine: counter clockwise
All of the above

35
Q

VLO (up)
VLO (down)
emergency speed

A

VLO (UP): Maximum landing gear retraction speed : 109 kts
VLO (DONW): Maximum landing gear extension speed : 140 kts
Emergency landing gear extension speed : 100 kts or less

36
Q

VNE definition

A

Never exceed speed, maximum structural cruising speed : 202 kts

37
Q

Where the emergency extention gear handle is located

A

Left of the gear handle (red knob, need to pull to release pressure)

38
Q

4 Factors to determine critical engine ?

A

P-Factor (Yaw)
Accelerated Slipstream (Roll)
Spiraling Slipstream (Yaw)
Torque (Roll)

39
Q

Why the left is critical ? (which one is false)

A

A critical engine is the engine that more adversely affect fligth when inoperative

40
Q

Why Right engine is L-0360

A

Because turning left, counter clockwise, left engine is turning right, clockwise

41
Q

Why RPM don’t drop when have Carbu ice

A

Constant Speed Prop

42
Q

MTOM / MRAMP / MLM

A

MTOM : 3800 lbs
MRAMP : 3816 lbs
MLM : 3800 lbs

43
Q

Different V speed and definition

A

VSO : 55
VS1: 57
Vmc: 56
Vr (short) : 70
Vr (normal) : 75
Vref (short) :75
Vref (normal) : 80
Vx / Vyse / Vsse : 82
Vy / Vyse : 88
VLO (UP) : 109
VFE : 111
Va : 3800 ( 135) 2700 ( 112)
VLO (DOWN) : 140
Vno : 169
Vne : 202

44
Q

Will brake system work if landing gear system fails ? Yes, they are separated system

A

The governor controls the oil pressure in/out of the reservior so that it can control the blade angle to
compensate for the over/underspeed situtations

45
Q

Unfeathering actuator
how many on each engine
stores what

A

Each engine will have one unfeathering accumulator.
It stores 90 psi nitrogen so during flight the pilot need to just put the blue levers forward and this can cause the
oil that stored under pressure be sent to the hub to pushing the propeller out of the feather position.
Once the engine is running and have its own oil pressure then the pressure will recompress and recharges the
accumulator for another use.

46
Q

More oil in the hub will make the blade ?

A

decrease the pitch of the blades , increase rpm

47
Q

Vmc flight test conditions:

A

SMACFUM G
Standard day
MAX Power
Aft CG
Critical Engine
Flaps/Gear Up
Up to 5 deg bank
Most unfavourable weight (light weight)
Ground effect ( out of ground effect)

48
Q

Seminole engines:

A

Lycoming (180 BHP , 2700 RPM)
Horizontally opposed
Air Cooled
Naturally Aspirated
Direct Drive

49
Q

Three things to assist in moving the propeller high pitch,
low RPM

A

The spring of the hub
The nitrogen gas (41 psi)
Counterweight

50
Q

Gear unsafe horn

A

Gear up while on ground
Flap more than 10 and gear not down
Below 14 MP and gear not down

51
Q

Landing gear switches

A

Up limit switches: there is one for each wheel, when all three engaged, then the red light unsafe will shut off.
Turn off heater blower.
Downlock switches: one for each wheel, deactivate the reverse polarity pump (has to be all three engaged),
turn on the green light and shut off the red light and gear horn.
Squat switches: one for each main wheel (weight on wheel concept)
Left side: Prevent the gear retract when the plane on the ground.
Right side: Disable the stall warning horn, disable the mx hour counter (hobbs)

52
Q

. Blue line speed:

A

Vyse 88kt (single engine inoperative best rate of climb speed)

53
Q

. Red line speed:

A

Vmca 56kt (single engine inoperative air minimum control speed)

54
Q

What keep landing gear down?

A

Downlock hook, Down Over-centre lock supported by spring and finger hook

55
Q

Cabin door:

A

2 latched, can land with door open (3-37)

56
Q

Vy definition

A

Best rate of climb (88kt, Vx = 82kt)

57
Q

. Engine cooling by?

A

Engine oil, air cooled, fuel cool ??

58
Q

if gear in transit, what indication?

A

Red WARN GEAR UNSAFE light

59
Q

Vacuum System

A

: 4.8 - 5.2 Hg

60
Q

What drives fuel pumps?

A

Engine driven and electrical motor

61
Q

What is bus bar? Location?

A

Bus bar is a piece of metal used for the distribution of the electricity.
It simplifies the wiring. It is located behind the circuit breaker

62
Q

Electrical bus

A

6 electrical buses that distribute power to electrical
equipment

63
Q

Engine Model

A

Right Engine……………L0-360-EIA6D (turning counter-clockwise from the cockpit)
b. Left Engine ……………..0-360-EIA6D

64
Q

Why Right engine is L-O360

A

: because it turns left, anti-clockwise

65
Q

Reason of “Lo bus” light on:

A

: Alternator low current

66
Q

How Oil pressure affect blade angle:

A

: Lever forward = oil decreases from hub = blade angle decreases
= engine RPM increases

67
Q

Accelerating slipstream:

A

more lift on operating engine

68
Q

Spiralling slipstream

A

: left engine fail = roll left, yaw left

69
Q

What is the function of the recessed vent?

A

a vent that allows only air to flow through to prevent any blockage due to ice formation in the fuel vent line

70
Q
A
71
Q

Hub nitrogen pressure
Accumulator

A

41psi
90psi