Pneumatics Flashcards

1
Q

LP Manifold from the Mix valve gives low pressure to what systems

A

Cabin pressure—>then goes through heat exchanger.
Wing anti ice system
Windshield anti ice system
Hydraulic resivoir

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2
Q

HP manifold delivers high pressure air to what aircraft systems?

A

Nacelle heat
Alcohol Anti ice
Pressure control (jet pump)
Temp control (torque motor)

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3
Q

Flipping the Cabin air switch to on triggers what?

A

Opens the flow control valve and allows LP air to route into the heat exchanger.

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4
Q

Bleed air switches have three positions and control 3 valves. What are they?

A

OFF, ON, EMER

OFF: Bleed air shut off valve energized closed. Emer press valve energized open. HP valve energized off.

EMER: Bleed air shut off valve energized open. Emer press valve de energized closed. HP shut off valve valve is de energized open.

OFF: Bleed air shut off valve energized closed. Emer press valve de energized closed. HP air shut off by the poppet valve inside mixing valve, while HP shut off is open.

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5
Q

What would you do if you got one Bleed air light in flight?

A

Shut it off.

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6
Q

What would you do if you got two bleed air lights in flight?

A

One in EMER position

One in OFF position

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7
Q

What position does Cabin air fail in?

A

Always fails ON!

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8
Q

Everything you could want to be on fails to what position?

A

On! Duh.

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9
Q

You look up and see the amber EMER PRESS light, what has happened?

A

One or both Emer press valves are open

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10
Q

When would you get a duct over heat?

A

600°F in either duct

250°F in either pylon

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