Pressurization Flashcards

1
Q

In the event of a total electrical failure, the aircraft will remain pressurized to ( ) by the ( ).

A

9.7 psid by the Delta P limiters

PTM 12-4

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2
Q

An amber LR CAB PRESS FAIL CAS msg indicates ( ).

A

Both channels of the Cabin Pressure Controller have failed and the aircraft will pressurize to 9.7 psid by the Delta P limiter.

PTM 12-4

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3
Q

With the amber LR CAB PRESS FAIL and DAU 1A-1B FAIL CAS msgs, the crew should accomplish ( ), but not ( ).

A

the checklist for DAU failure, but not the checklist for LR CAB PRESS FAIL

AFM 4-58

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4
Q

Emergency depressurization requires ( ).

A

electrical power.

PTM 12-7

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5
Q

After selecting Emergency depressurization, the cabin altitude will climb to ( ).

A

13,700’

PTTM 12-7

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6
Q

Your first action following the aural warning “CABIN ALTITUDE” should be ( ).

A

don the crew O2 mask.

QRH E-16

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7
Q

Max delta P is ( ).

A

9.9 psid

PTM 12-13

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8
Q

The cabin pressure controller has several cabin pressure profiles for high altitude airport operation, which are enabled when landing or departing airports ( ).

A

above 8000’

PTM 12-18

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9
Q

Cabin altitude protections and warnings

A

8500’………amber “CABIN ALTITUDE”
9500’………Emergency cabin pressurization
10,000’…….red & aural “CABIN ALTITUDE”
13,700’……..outflow valves close
14,500’…….passenger O2 masks drop

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