Pneumatics Flashcards
What Systems do the Pneumatics power?
Air Conditioning,
Pressurization,
Wing and Engine Anti-ice,
Potable Water Pressure,
Engine Starters,
Pressurization of the Hydraulic System Reservoirs.
Aft Cargo Heat,
Leading Edge Flaps,
Hydraulic System Demand Pumps.
How many pneumatic systems are there?
3
How are the three pneumatic systems powered?
Left - Engine 1/2
Center - APU/ HP ground
Right- Engine 3/4
All systems are interconnected
Where is the pneumatic synoptic located?
EICAS ECS page
T/F: High Pressure Air can be provided by engine bleed air, APU bleed air, or a ground source.
True
The APU can provide high pressure air to the system in flight up to what altitude?
15,000’
What do the Left and Right Sections provide power to?
Air Conditioning Pack
LE Flaps
Wing Anti-ice
Associated Air Driven Hydraulic Demand Pump
Associated Hydraulic System reservoirs for the respective side (reservoir 1 and 2 on the left side; reservoir 3 and 4 on the right side).
What are the components of the Engine Bleed air system?
Intermediate Pressure (IP) stage
High Pressure (HP) stage
Pressure Regulating Valve (PRV)
Fan Precooler
Engine Bleed Valve.
What occurs when an Engine Bleed Air Switch is OFF?
Switch Shows amber OFF
HP valve Closed
PRV Closed
Engine Bleed valve Closed
amber OFF is displayed anytime the Engine bleed valve is closed
When would the IP stage provide bleed air?
At high thrust settings
When does the HP stage provide bleed air?
At idle or reduced thrust settings
What the purpose of the PRV?
Limit bleed air pressure to prevent damage.
What is the purpose of the ENGINE BLEED VALVE? and how does it operate?
Control bleed air delivery, they are Electronically controlled and pneumatically operated.
If an ENGINE BLEED VALVE is ON, when will the valve open?
When the engine provides forward air pressure.
What happens to the ENGINE BLEED VALVE when another source of bleed air is higher?
It closes to prevent reverse airflow from the duct to the airflow.