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System 2 Check Flashcards

1
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Generator

A
  • Primary source of power
  • 28 VDC/300 amp
  • Regulated by the GCU
  • Location: Right side panel aft cockpit
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2
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Generator Switch

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Only one switch can be one (either front or aft cockpit)

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3
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Secondary Aircraft Power

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  • Battery: 24 VDC/42 amp hr
  • Aux Battery: 24 VDC/5 amp hr
  • External power distributes on the battery bus
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4
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Aux Battery Switch

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Needs to be in “ON” position to power backup instruments

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5
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Kneeboard Lights

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Rotate towards you to turn on

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6
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Taxi/Ldg Gear Lights

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Only on if gear down and locked

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7
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Single Point Refueling

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  • 1100 lbs
  • 530 lbs per wing
  • 40 lbs in collector tank
  • refuels all tanks at the same time
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8
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Over Wing Refueling

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  • 1200 lbs
  • 580 lbs per wing
  • 40 lbs in collector tank
  • will only fill respective tank at a time
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9
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Motive Flow Line Low Px

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FUEL PX light with MAST WARN will turn on if less than 10 psi

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10
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Primary Jet Pump

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Provides pressure to go up line to engine from collector tank

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11
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EDM

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  • Engine Data Manager

- keeps us within 20 lbs fuel balance

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12
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Fuel Imbalance Light On

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> 30lbs imbalance past 2 min

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13
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Fuel Probes

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  • 7 total
  • 3 each tank
  • 1 in collector tank
  • Provides fuel indication quantity
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14
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Fuel Tapes

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  • turn yellow at 150 lbs

- Less than 110 lbs - Low fuel line in respective tank

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15
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Float Valves

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prevent excess fuel from draining out of heavy wing into vent lines

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16
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Aux Battery

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Will Power:

  • fire detection Loop 1
  • instrument associated lights
  • IRU
  • VHF Radio
  • Standby VHF control head

-will provide power for 30 min

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17
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Red OIL PX

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  • Less than 40 psi when above idle

- Less than 15 psi at or below idle

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18
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Amber OIL PX

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  • Between 15 and 40 psi at idle

- Between 40 and 90 psi for 10 seconds above idle

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19
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Red OIL PX and Amber OIL PX

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-Between 15 and 40 psi for greater than 5 seconds at idle

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20
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Needed for engine operation

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air, fuel, heat

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21
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Sections of engine

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  • Accessory
  • Power Turbine
  • Gas Generator
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22
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Reduction Gear Box

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Steps down 30,000 RPM to 2,000 RPM

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23
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PMU Purpose

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Process power request

Maintain operations limits

24
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Propeller

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  • 100% Np at 2,000 RPM
  • Fine pitch at idle
  • Course pitch at higher RPM
25
Q

PIU

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  • Receives input from PMU

- Regulates oil pressure to pitch change mechanism

26
Q

Fire Detection

A
  • Kinks don’t affect it
  • Monitors overall engine temp and discrete temp
  • Monitors outside the engine
27
Q

Engine Failure

A
  • Fuel starvation
  • Mechanical failure
  • Compressor stall
28
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Fire in Flight

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  • Fluctuating oil px , oil temp, or hyd px
  • Excessive turbine temperature
  • Visual indications (smoke or flames)
  • Erratic engine operation
  • Roughness or vibrations
29
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Fire in Flight Notifications

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  • Fire message
  • MAST WARN light
  • Aural tone
30
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Ram Air Switch

A
  • Opens fresh air valve

- ram air is used for ground ops and unpressurized flight

31
Q

P3 Ports

A

Left side - OBOGS

Right side - everything else

32
Q

Temp Control Switch

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  • Control Heat Exchanger Bypass Valve (open - hotter air. Closed - Colder air because it goes through heat exchanger)
  • Keeps temperature at 60-90*F
33
Q

DEFOG Switch

A
  • front CP only
  • opens bi-level flow control bypass valve
  • high bleed air auto select
  • AC on
  • temp still set by Temp Control Switch
34
Q

EVAP BLOWER

A

-only switch in each CP

35
Q

Cockpit Space Temp Sensor

A

-sends temperature to Temp Control Switch for Bypass valve

36
Q

DUCT TEMP light

A

> 300*F

37
Q

Temp where Heat Exchanger closes Bypass Valve

A

165*F

38
Q

Pressurization

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  • right side P3 port
  • less than 8000 ft is unpressurized
  • maintains 8000’ PALT until 18,069’ (delta P 3.6+-0.2 psi) until 16,600’ max (31,000’ ) cockpit altitude
39
Q

CKPT light

A

19,000’ cockpit light

40
Q

Dump Pressure switch

A

-dump solenoid opens control valve

41
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Ram/Dump Switch

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-dump solenoid opens control valve and ram air valve

42
Q

Safety Valve

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  • delta p regulator will regulate cabin at 3.9 - 4.0 psi

- >3.9 = CKPT PX with MAST WARN

43
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CKPT ALT caution

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> 19,000 ‘ PALT

44
Q

Anti-G System

A
  • Air goes through water separator to separate contaminants
  • Safety Valve opens at 7 psi
  • outside air pressure will bleed system to deflate g-suit
45
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Emergency Oxygen

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  • located in seat bucket
  • 10 min supply
  • auto activated when eject
  • can’t stop flow once started
46
Q

Canopy Components

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  • frame
  • forward windscreen
  • forward transperancy
  • rear transperancy
47
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Canopy Seals engage

A

WOW off and bleed air available

48
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CFS

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  • each handle blows respective cockpit
  • doesn’t need electricity
  • Auto activated only during ejection
49
Q

Front Cockpit Charge

A

Flexible Linear Shape Charge

50
Q

Ejection Seat Limits

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0’/0 airspeed to 35,000’ / 370 knots

51
Q

MOR Handle

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  • to initiate seat/pilot separation

- ideal over mountain terrain exceeding 8,000’

52
Q

SSK

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Auto-deploy 4 seconds after seat/pilot separation

53
Q

ISS

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  • if set to BOTH, pinned seat will still fire

- rear seat first, front seat 0.37 sec later

54
Q

Ejection Sequence

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-At the top of the rail, rocket motor will fire

55
Q

Droge Chute

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  • Purpose: to stabilize and slow down

- if greater than 16,000’ MSL droge chute will stay until 14,000 - 16,000’ MSL at which point the main chute will open

56
Q

Seat Adjust

A

-Electrically driven

57
Q

Ejection Charts

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Based on:

  • sink rate
  • bank angle
  • dive angle

2000 ft controlled,
6000 ft uncontrolled

Primary (8 decks)

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