Procedures Flashcards

1
Q

Center fuel tank - APU

A

Don’t operate APU with only center tank if less than 800 lbs

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2
Q

Oxygen cylinder requirements

A

1320 psi minimum dispatch w/3 cockpit crew members

912 psi min. for 2

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3
Q

Brake temperatures

A

170°C - refer to TAKEOFF BRAKE TEMPERATURES ADVISORY INFORMATION chart in Performance section of QRH

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4
Q

BRAKE OVERHEAT - Level 2 amber alert

A

One brake temperature exceeds 260°C — extinguishes when cools to 230°C

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5
Q

Wind consideration for engine start

A

If winds greater than 30 kts, then airplane must be positioned into wind +- 10°

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6
Q

Engine start - when should you see first N1 indication

A

~ 26% N2

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7
Q

Engine start - how long does EEC command dry motor before fuel commanded on?

A

30 sec

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8
Q

Engine start - how long should one wait for TGT rise after initial indication of fuel flow before aborting start?

A

10 sec

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9
Q

Engine start - when does ENG START switch pop back in?

A

At ~ 39% N2

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10
Q

How do you avoid HYD TEMP HI alert on long taxi/ground delay?

A

Cycle spoilers once or twice every 30 min

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11
Q

Engines should be at idle power how long before takeoff? (First flight of the day OR shut down more than 2 hrs)

A

3 mins

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12
Q

Max nose up pitch on takeoff and climb

A

20 degrees

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13
Q

Manual engine start - residual TGT hotter than 150°C

A

Dry motor engine to reduce to 150°C or less (do not exceed 3 minute starter duty cycle)

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14
Q

Engine start - maximum TGT

A

700°C

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15
Q

Pneumatic pressure requirements for engine start

A

Min 32 psi/ Max 43 psi

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16
Q

APU auto shut down in flight

A

Overspeed or an APU compartment fire

17
Q

When will APU bleed air not automatically shut off?

A

In flight or during engine start

18
Q

Never reset these circuit breakers (5)

A

Fuel pumps, Hydraulic Aux pumps, fuel quantity indicating system, galley power, lavatory flush monitor

19
Q

When should Captain reject a takeoff?

A
  1. Aircraft unsafe/unable to fly
  2. Smoke, fires, fumes, fire warning
  3. Master Caution
  4. Master Warning
  5. Engine failure
  6. Predictive windshear warning
  7. Below 80 kts: any configuration warning, or abnormal condition, or safety uncertain
20
Q

Abnormal/Emergency procedure - how long must you wait before resetting a popped circuit breaker?

A

2 minute cooling period

21
Q

Delay period for pulling/resetting a circuit breaker

A

10 seconds

22
Q

If an electrical power transfer break occurs…

A

Cabin emergency lights - OFF
EMER PWR switch - OFF, then ARM
Contact Mx for VIA reset, if necessary fill out the MCDU Lockup checklist

23
Q

How do you check pneumatic manifold pressure for a manual engine start?

A

Push AIR switch on source select panel, turn one pack switch to ON, check pressure, then turn pack switch OFF

24
Q

Which lights do NOT illuminate during the ANNUN LT TEST?

A

Stick Pusher, Engine Start, Engine Fire handles