Systems 1 Flashcards

Study for SY190 Exam

1
Q

What does FEVER stand for?

A

Fluctuating oil pressure, oil temperature, or hydraulic pressure

Excessive turbine temperature

Visual indications (smoke)

Erratic engine operation

Roughness or vibration

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2
Q

The power turbine is driven by _____

A

Expanding gases

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3
Q

Name the 3 sections in the engine

A
  • Accessory compartment
  • Gas generation section
  • Power turbine section
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4
Q

Name the 3 abnormal starts

A
  • Hot start
  • Hung start
  • No start
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5
Q

Functions performed by PMU

A
  • Provide near linear power response
  • Maintain operating limits
  • Process power requests
  • Control engine and propeller
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6
Q

Function performed by PIU

A

Regulate oil pressure to the pitch change mechanism

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7
Q

Possible causes of engine failure in flight

A
  • Fuel starvation
  • Mechanical failure
  • Compressor stall
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8
Q

Indications of fire in flight

A
  • FEVER
  • FIRE annunciator
  • MASTER WARNING light
  • Aural tone
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9
Q

Possible causes of uncommanded power loss

A
  • Engine rollback due to PMU scheduling
  • Oil/engine/fuel system contamination
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10
Q

Possible indications of engine fire in flight, which may be seen on the engine displays

A
  • High ITT
  • Fluctuating
    • Oil temperature and pressure
    • Hydraulic pressure
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11
Q

PIU monitors ____

A

propeller speed

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12
Q

Indications of Hot start

A
  • High/rapidly rising ITT
  • Lower N1
  • Lower Np
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13
Q

Indications of Hung start

A
  • Slow rising ITT
  • Lower N1
  • Lower Np
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14
Q

Indications of No start

A
  • No ITT indication
  • lower N1 & Np indication
  • No torque indication
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15
Q

During negativ-G flight, the flip-flop valve activates, providing the engine access to fuel located in the ____

A

collector tank

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16
Q

_____ maintains fuel balance by shutting off fuel flow to the light tank

A

Transfer (solenoid) valve

17
Q

How many probes are used to show the fuel quantity on the AEDD?

A

Seven (3 each wing and one in collector)

18
Q

Which component prevents fuel from draining from the wing tank?

A

Float valve

19
Q

If the BOOST Pump is cycling on/off, this could be an indication of ___

A

Low fuel pressure

20
Q

The emergency package manifold contains _____

A

Two emergency extension selector valves

21
Q

What is the purpose of the pressure release valve in the main and emergency hydraulic system?

A

To automatically release pressure should it reach 3250 - 3500 psi