Pressurization Flashcards
The automatic controller limits differential pressure to a normal of:
The O/F safety valve allows a maximum differential of:
Maximum differential pressure on the ground for Takeoff or Landing:
When is the airplane pre-pressurized:
8.77 psid
8.915 psid
.2 psid
During the takeoff roll as the TL is advanced past 70%
During Manual Control the Normal Maximum:
The Maximum differential of 8.915 is controlled by:
Must be controlled be the crew
The differential pressure valve on each O/F valve
What does selecting ECS to EMERG do:
LP air form the right engine is delivered to the pressure vessel via a separate duct
Are O/F valves visible:
Yes - on the belly of the aircraft, near the VHF antenna
What are the sources for the pneumatic system on the G100:
Engines (Normal and Emergency)
APU (Ground ONLY)
Ram Air (in flight)
Pneumatic (Nitrogen) Bottles
Name the pneumatic consumers:
Air conditioning Ground Bypass Pressurization (Normal and Emergency) Anti-Ice De-Ice Cabin Door Seal Hydraulic tank pressure Emergency gear extension Brake / T/R accumulator
Which systems use only HP bleed air:
Nacelle Anti-Ice
Cabin Door Seal
Ground Bypass (Right Engine Only)
Augments LP bleed when the demand requires it
What is the source of the Emergency pressure:
Right engine LP bleed air
Where is the pneumatic pre-cooler located:
Where does the cooling air for the pre-cooler come form:
In the tailbone
Ram air from the base of the vertical stabilizer. Uses the same cooling air as the Primary and Secondary HE for the ACM
In what configuration is the Ground Bypass valve allowed to open:
On the ground Power #2 Distribution Bus Right engine running Right engine not in Reverse Thrust Right engine NAC HEAT off TLA < 42% ECS control set to R ENG
What’s the purpose of the Ground Bypass system:
Maximum cooling on the ground for G100’s with no APU
When will cycling the MAN PRESS push button not TEST the Auto Pressure Fail light:
When ECS is either in RAM or EMER
Which way would you move the CHERRY PICKER to Lower the Cabin Altitude:
To the LEFT (raises / increases cabin pressure / differential)