SYS - Hydraulics 1 Flashcards
Hydraulic system pressure?
3000psi +/- 120psi
What two hydraulic systems are there?
Primary and emergency
What four systems does the primary hydraulic system power?
- landing gear and main landing gear indoor doors
- flaps
- speed brake
- nose wheel steering
What does the FULL (AC) and FULL (AD) indicators on reservoir window indicate?
Full accumulator charged
Full accumulator discharged
What pump provides pressure to the normal system?
Engine driven pump
Min PSI before normal system can be used to power the services?
1800psi
What drives the engine driven pump?
The engine accessory gearbox
What manifold are the selector valves in?
The selector manifold
How is the reservoir return pressure reduced to enable a lower pressure back to the engine driven pump?
A reservoir piston steps down the return side of the reservoir to 50psi
When does the pressure relief valve activate?
3250-3500psi
Purpose of the slide valve assembly?
Isolate the engine driven pump from the rest of the hydraulic system when emergency system is activated
What happens when emergency gear extension handle pulled?
The slide valve closes and the emergency system is activated - the main hydraulic system is isolated and the emergency accumulator pressure is released to extend the gear and flaps.
Are any normal components still pressurised by the engine driven pump when the emergency system is activated?
Yes, nose wheel steering which is plumbed into the pressure line upstream of the power pack
Can the emergency accumulator be recharged once emergency handle is pulled?
No
Can the normal hydraulic system be returned after the emergency system is activated?
No - needs to be rested by maintenance on the ground - both the handle and the emergency selector valve
How many electrical selector valves in the selector manifold?
5
Normal range PSI for hydraulic system?
2880-3120psi
What fluid level does HYD FL LO activate?
Below 1 quart
What three occasions will emergency hydraulic system be used?
Failure of the primary hydraulic system
Event of engine failure (and engine driven pump)
Battery bus failure