Quiz 1 Flashcards

1
Q

The useful output of all aircraft powerplants.

A

Thrust

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2
Q

Since the Reciprocating engine is rated in brake horsepower, the gas turbine engine is rated in ?

A

Thrust Horsepower

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3
Q

375-mile pounds per hour is equal to how many horse power?

A

One (1) horsepower

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4
Q

33,000ft-Ib per minute is equal to how many mile pounds per hour?

A

375-mile pounds per hour

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5
Q

The specific fuel consumption for reciprocating engines.

A

The fuel flow (Ib/hr) divided by brake horsepower

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6
Q

It is the amount of engine life obtained while maintaining the desired reliability.

A

Durability and Reliability

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7
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It is the ability of an engine to run smoothly and give desired performance at all speed from idling to full-power output

A

Operating Flexibility

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8
Q

These engines has two banks of cylinders directly opposite each other with a crankshaft in the center.

A

Opposed - Type Engine

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9
Q

This type of engine has proven to be very rugged and dependable. The number of cylinders which make up a row may be three, five, seven, or nine.

A

Radial Engine

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10
Q

It is a device for converting heat energy into mechanical energy

A

Internal Combustion Engine

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11
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  1. It is vaporized and mixed with air, forced or drawn into a cylinder, compressed by a piston and then ignited by an electric spark.
A

Gasoline

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12
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The series of events in the operating cycle of an internal combustion reciprocating engine.

A

Induct, Compress, Ignite,, Burn

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13
Q

The inside diameter of the cylinder.

A

Bore

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14
Q

The distance the piston moves from one end of the cylinder to the other, from TDC to BDC.

A

Stroke

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15
Q

The timing of the valve and ignition events is always specified in what unit of measurement?

A

Degrees of crankshaft travel

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16
Q

What degrees of the crankshaft, when intake valve closes? ( intake stroke )

A

30 Degrees ABC

17
Q

What degrees of the crankshaft when intake valve opens?( intake stroke)

A

50 Degrees BTC

18
Q

What degrees of the crankshaft when exhaust valve closed ? ( exhaust stroke)

A

25 Degrees ATC

19
Q

How many times the cylinder fires in every two revolution of the crankshaft? ( four stroke cycle.

20
Q
  1. How many degrees of the crankshaft when two revolutions are completed ?
A

720 Degrees

21
Q

What valve is open during power stroke?

22
Q

What valve is open during compression stroke?

23
Q

What valve is closed during power stroke

A

Intake Valve and Exhaust Valve

24
Q

What degrees of the crankshaft when the cycle start ? ( during intake stroke)

A

50 degrees BTC

25
When the cycle is completed in two revolutions of the crankshaft, it is called)
Four Stroke Cycle Engines
26
How many power stroke for every two (2) revolutions of the crankshaft?
One power stroke
27
The components in a reciprocating engine which houses the piston and valves.
Cylinder
28
The rigid rod that connects the pistons in a reciprocating engine to the throws of the crankshaft.
Connecting Rod
29
The firing order number of the four cylinders of AVCOLYCOMING engines.
1-3-2-4
30
A type of heat engine that changes chemical energy in fuel and air into mechanical energy.
Reciprocating Engine