PTM Ch. 12 Pressurization Flashcards

1
Q

How is the airplane pressurized?

A

Controlling the amount of conditioned air that is allowed to exit the aircraft through the outflow valve

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2
Q

Normal Max cabin differential pressure

A

7 psi

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3
Q

This allows for sea level cabin altitude below:

A

16,800’

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4
Q

What is the only part of the aircraft that isn’t pressurized?

A

Nose compartment

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5
Q

When must the cabin be depressurized?

A

During takeoff and landing

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6
Q

The motive force for OPERATION of pressurization comes from:

A

Engine bleed air

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7
Q

How is the outflow valve opened?

A

Vacuum

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8
Q

How is the outflow valve closed?

A

Spring pressure

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9
Q

If the pressure exceeds what, the outflow valve will fully open.

A

7.25 psi

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10
Q

How else will the outflow valve open?

A

If negative pressure condition is present

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11
Q

What was installed to speed up outflow valve reaction time?

A

Pneumatic relay

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12
Q

What do you set the pressurization altitude to for take off and landing?

A

500’ AGL

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13
Q

What do you set the pressurization altitude to during cruise?

A

1000’ above cruise altitude

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14
Q

What is the cabin rate of climb?

A

A VSI for the cabin altitude in fpm.

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15
Q

On the cabin altitude what is the outer scale used for?

A

Cabin altitude

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16
Q

What is the inner scale on the cabin altitude for?

A

Differential pressure

17
Q

Where is the dump valve located?

A

Left side of the forward pressure bulkhead

18
Q

How is the dump valve opened?

A

Vacuum

19
Q

How is the dump valve closed?

A

Spring pressure

20
Q

If the outflow valve fails closed, the dump valve will open at what PSI?

A

7.3 +/- 0.1 psi

21
Q

Upon landing what does the squat switch do to the dump valve?

A

Open it.

22
Q

How else can the dump valve be opened?

A

Electrically with the CABIN PRESS switch

23
Q

What is the CABIN PRESS switch that electrically opens the dump valve powered by?

A

Left essential bus transferable to the right

24
Q

What does the DUMP switch do?

A

Bypasses the squat switch and applies vacuum to the dump valve, fully opening it.

25
Q

When would the CABIN ALTITUDE annunciator illuminate?

A

When cabin altitude exceeds 10,000’

26
Q

What does the emergency release handle located under the FO’s seat do when rotated 90 degrees CCW?

A

Releases the up-lock on the gear and allows pressure holding gear up to be released.

27
Q

What squat switch controls the pressurization dump valve?

A

Right landing gear squat switch (page 12-5 PTM, figure 12-5)

28
Q

What differential pressure will the outflow valve open at according to the PTM?

A

7.15 psi (PTM 12-6)