Systems 2 - Flight controls and hydraulics Flashcards
The pilot assist area is pressurised by #____ system
2
1 Tailrotor servo is pressurised by #____ system
1
Pri servo #1 is pressurised by #_____ system, pri servo #2 is pressurised by #_____ system
1 , 2
Which trim system is the only one using hydraulics:
PITCH
(hydromechanical)
If you turn off SAS/Boost, you also have to turn off ____
FPS
Which axes does the SAS work in?
Pich
Roll
Yaw
Which axis does the Trim work in?
Pitch
Roll
Yaw
Collective
Which axis does the FPS work in?
Pitch
Roll
Yaw
Which axis does the FD work in?
Collective
Pitch
Roll
The SAS has up to _____% control authority, where as the pilot and FPS has _____%
10%
100%
FPS is short for?
Flight path stabilization
If SAS 1 or 2 is off, control authority is reduced to _____%
5%
Eraratic electrical failure imput may cause small oscillation which can be felt in the _____. However no SAS malfunction can physically drive the _____. Failure of SAS is usually bot nut necessarily followed by a _____ indication
Eraratic electrical failure imput may cause small oscillation which can be felt in the flight controls. However no SAS malfunction can physically drive the pilots flight controls. Failure of SAS is usually bot nut necessarily followed by a failure/advisory indication
What is the function of the Mechanical Mixing Unit?
Reduces inherent control coupling
If any Primary servos fail you ______
Land ASAP
The Backup pump will pressurise what components?
- Any #1 and #2 systems
- # 2 Tail rotor servo
- APU accumulator
When will the backup pump engage?
In case of:
- System #1 or #2 fails
- # 1 TR fails
- # 1 res low
- APU accumulator on
Where is the pedal adjust handle located?
On the side of the instrument panel.
Which cockpit control has a telescoping (extend/retract) feature?
Co-pilot’s collective
Outputs from cockpit controls are carried by mechanical linkage through the pilot assist servos to the _____
Mechanical Mixing Unit (MMU)