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
Q

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
Q
  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
Q

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.

A

One

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?

A

None

22
Q

What valve is open during compression stroke?

A

None

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
Q

When the cycle is completed in two revolutions of the crankshaft, it is called)

A

Four Stroke Cycle Engines

26
Q

How many power stroke for every two (2) revolutions of the crankshaft?

A

One power stroke

27
Q

The components in a reciprocating engine which houses the piston and valves.

A

Cylinder

28
Q

The rigid rod that connects the pistons in a reciprocating engine to the throws of the crankshaft.

A

Connecting Rod

29
Q

The firing order number of the four cylinders of AVCOLYCOMING engines.

A

1-3-2-4

30
Q

A type of heat engine that changes chemical energy in fuel and air into mechanical energy.

A

Reciprocating Engine