Pressurization Flashcards

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What are the electro pneumatic system components?

A
Digital controller 
Electro and pneumatic outflow valve
Air filter
2 pressure regulating valves
Ejector pump
2 static ports
CPAM
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How is pressure regulated?

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Regulating air through an electro pneumatic and pneumatic outflow valves.

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What will happen with the dump button in auto mode?

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The system depressurizes to a maximum of 14,500’

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What happens when pressure is over 8.1 psi?

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Pressure relief valve opens

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How are the the two pneumatic valves connected?

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Interconnection tube, with the pneumatic valve slaved to the electro pneumatic valve.

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What does the CPAM do?

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Senses the cabin altitude and cabin differential pressure and derives the rate of change.

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Q

What happens in the takeoff sequence?

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Pressure is added at -450 ft per minute until .2psid, for 15 minutes or until theoretical cabin altitude is reached.

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What happens on descent?

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The cabin pressurizes to 300’ below field elevation.

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What happens in the auto depressurization sequence?

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Once the weight on wheels is activated the cabin depressurizes at 650 ft per minute to just below field elevation to reduce noise.

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