Pressurisation System and Environmental Control System (ECS) Flashcards

1
Q

What does the Air Management System consist of?

A

Pneumatic System
Cabin Pressurisation and Control System (CPCS)
Environmental Control System (ECS)

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2
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What is the Pneumatic system?

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The pneumatic system refers to the engine bleed air, control valves and ducting network to supply the CPCS, ECS, wing/stabiliser de-icing and engine anti-icing

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3
Q

What is the Cabin Pressurisation and Control System (CPCS)?

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The cabin pressurisation control system (CPCS) comprises the components and controls to regulate the cabin altitude at various levels, up to a maximum of 8 000 ft, suitable for human respiration.

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4
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What is the Environmental Control System (ECS) ?

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The environment control system (ECS) comprises the components and controls that regulate the temperature and airflow distribution for crew and passenger comfort and to provide emergency airflow into the cabin for ventilation in the event of smoke and fumes.

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5
Q

How would engine bleed air be lost?

A

Because of engine failure or PRSOV failed closed

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6
Q

The Pressure regulation and shutoff valves (PRSOV) regulate bleed air to what
pressure?

A

28psig(+/-3)

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7
Q

What regulates the bleed air pressure from the engine?

A

The pressure regulating and shutoff valve

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8
Q

What effect does the MFD being in reversionary mode have on the pressurisation
system?

A

The system must be controlled manually by the crew

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9
Q

What is the a/c ceiling limits with both bleed supplies and a single bleed supply
available?

A

41,000ft and 31,000ft

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10
Q

How many bleed leak thermal sensors are there?

A

Nine per side with eight outside the aft pressure bulkhead

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11
Q

What is the purpose of Bleed leak thermal sensors?

A

Bleed air lines detect potentially dangerous hot air leaks or excessive temperatures (over 88-94°C)

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12
Q

What is the purpose of the Check Valves?

A

They prevent back-flow when there is a loss of air bleed from an engine.

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13
Q

What are the CPCS Components?

A

Electronic Control and Monitoring Unit (ECMU)
Out Flow Valve (OFV)
Pressure Relief Valve (PRV)
Static Port
Negative Relief Valve (NRV)

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14
Q

What does the PRESSURIZATION MODE selector switch do?

A

AUTO - Allows automatic operation of the CPCS
MAN - Allows manual operation of the CPCS

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15
Q

What does the CABIN ALT selector switch do?

A

UP - Manually opens the OFV, increasing cabin altitude at approximately 300 ft/min
DN - Manually closes the OFV, decreasing cabin altitude at approximately 300 ft/min

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16
Q

When controlling the pressurisation manually how long should the pilot operate the
UP/DOWN switch?

A

0.5 secs

17
Q

What does the BLEED KNOB do?

A

OFF VENT - Closes bleed air from both engines and opens the ram air flap valve for emergency ventilation
1 - Allows engine 1 bleed selection
BOTH - Allows engine 1 and 2 bleeds selection
2 - Allows engine 2 bleed selection

18
Q

What does the Dump Button (Guarded) do?

A

Provides rapid cabin depressurisation by opening the OFV. Commands OFF the recirculation fans

When pressed, the dump function is activated and a white striped bar illuminates on the button. Dump is effective in AUTO and MAN mode

When pressed a second time, system returns to normal

19
Q

What is the cabin altitude depressurisation limits in AUTO and Manual DUMP?

A

AUTO – 12,000ft, manual DUMP – 14,500ft

19
Q

What is the normal operating differential pressure range between cabin interior and
outside?

A

-0.1 to +8.4psi

20
Q

What happens when the DUMP button is pressed?

A

The outflow valve opens and the recirculation fans are turned off

21
Q

What is the colour code for MFD pressurisation data?

A

GREEN - Normal operating range, cabin alt below 8100 ft
YELLOW - Cautionary operating range, cabin alt 8200 ft to 9800 ft
RED - Warning, cabin alt above 9900 ft
RED X - Invalid, out of range, or failed

22
Q

What are the Cabin Rate colour changes on the MFD?

A

GREEN - Normal range, cabin descent or climb rate of up to 2500 ft/min
YELLOW - Cautionary operating range, cabin descent/climb of more than 2500 ft/min or invalid information
RED - Warning low flow or cabin pressure leak
RED X - Invalid, out of range, or failed

23
Q

What is Delta P?

A

Displays the differential pressure between the cabin interior and the outside, in pounds per square inch, regardless of the operating mode

24
Q

What are the colour codes on the MFD for Delta P?

A

GREEN - Normal operating range, cabin diff is minus 0.1 to plus 8.4 psi
YELLOW - Cautionary operating range, cabin diff is minus 0.4 to minus 0.2 psi OR plus 8.5 to 8.6 psi
RED - Warning, cabin diff below minus 0.4 psi OR above plus 8.6 psi
RED X - Invalid, out of range, or failed

25
Q

What is LFE?

A

Displays the Landing Field Elevation (LFE) (destination) in ft, regardless of the operating mode

26
Q

What are the colour codes on the MFD for LFE?

A

GREEN - Inputs from FMS
CYAN - Manual inputs from the MFD, overriding the FMS inputs
CYAN - LFE input required
RED X - Invalid, out of range, or failed

27
Q

How is ram air used in the Phenom?

A

To supply fresh air to the cockpit/cabin and to decrease the bleed air temperature in the heat exchanger.
It can also supply fresh air to the cockpit and passenger cabin in the event of loss of bleed air from both engines, or in ground operations.

28
Q

How is Hot bleed air from the engines is supplied to the cabin?

A

via the heat exchanger for cooling by either RAM air or the ground cooling fan and the second path bypasses the heat exchanger to the TMVs where it is mixed with the cooled bleed air path in varying amounts according to the cabin temperature control set by the crew.

29
Q

On the MFD there are 4 pieces of information, what are they?

A

Cabin Alt
Cabin Rate
Cabin Diff
LFE

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