Reservoir and Filters Flashcards
2 Types of reservoir
Integral reservoir : Not used on modern aircraft
In-Line reservoir : most commonly used (modern aircraft)
2 types of pressurization reservoir
Unpressurized - Used on low flying aircraft.
Pressurized - Used on high flying aircraft.
You pressurized reservoir when flying at high altitudes because atmospheric pressure is low. This prevents ________ (malfunction caused by air entering) and foaming by ensuring a positive fluid supply to the pump during all flight phases.
pump cavitation
Method of pressurizing:
Installed in return line to reservoir. Cabin/ambient air is drawn through aspirator to pressurize airspace at the top of the reservoir.
Aspirartor
Method of pressurizing:
using pressure from engine
Engine bleed air
Pressure ranges by each type of pressurized reservoir:
Aspirator: _______?
Engine Bleed Air: 40-45 psi
30-35 psi
Pressure ranges by each type of pressurized reservoir:
Aspirator: 30-35 psi
Engine Bleed Air: ______?
40-45 psi
As a general guideline, unpressurized reservoirs are serviced directly at the _____.
reservoir
Pressurized reservoirs are serviced directly at a ______ using a hand pump, an external pump or a ground unit.
remote servicing station
3 hydraulic system applications for filters:
Pressure flow
Return flow
Hydraulic pump case drain: used for cooling and lubricating the pump.
Unit used for measuring a filter’s filtering capacity?
Micron
A filter that uses pleated paper element wrapped around a spring steel wire coil is a _______. This is usually used on the RETURN flow.
micronic filter
A filter that uses a stainless steel wire woven into a mesh to provides the filtration is called a ______.
metallic filter
A filter that uses 2 filters, a primary and secondary one, each with a different level of micron filtration, is called ________.
a two-stage filter
A filter that consist of a stack of discs and spacers mounted on a rod is called a ______.
cuno filter