Test_2_Hydraulics_deck Flashcards
What is the purpose of the utility hydraulic system?
To provide hydraulic pressure to operate subsystems for ground operations and some emergencies throughout the helicopter
What are the sub-systems that are operated by the utility hydraulic system?
- Power Transfer Units2. APU Start system3. Engine Start System4. Cargo Ramp5. Power Steering6. Swivel Locks7. Wheel Brakes8. Center Cargo Hook9. Cargo Winch/Rescue Hoist
Hydraulic Service Module
Right side of cabin in ramp areaUsed for adding hydraulic fluid to the utility, No.1 and No.2 flight control hydraulic systems
Utility Reservoir/Cooler assembly
Right side in the aft pylonStores and cools fluid for system operation
Utility Reservoir Pressurization Accumulator
Aft pylon hydraulics compartment adjacent to the reservoir/coolerMaintains pressure on the reservoir/cooler when system is not operating
Utility System Hand pump
Right side of the ramp compartmentUsed to pressurize the APU start accumulator
Electric Pump for the Utility System Hydraulic Accumulator (EPUSHA)
Right side of the ramp area aft of the hand pumpUsed to pressurize the APU start accumulator
APU Start Accumulator (Pre-fit pressure 2500-3500 or 3000 psi)
Above the maintenance panel in the aft XMSN areaStores fluid under pressure primarily for APU starting1 of 4 sources of pressure
APU Motor/Pump
Forward end of the APUProvides system pressure (3350 psi) for engine start, ground checks and can only be used in flight during emergencies1 of 4 sources of pressure
APU Start Module (Pre-fit pressure 2500-3500 or 3000 psi)
Right side of the aft ramp compartmentControls the APU motor/pump mode of operation (motor/pump) and APU start accumulator pressure during the APU start sequence
Utility Hydraulic Aft Transmission Driven Pump
Right side of the aft transmissionProvides system pressure (3000 psi) when rotors are turning 1 of 4 sources of pressure
Flight Hydraulic Power Transfer Unit (PTU)
No.1 located in the FWD pylon areaNo.2 located in the AFT pylon area Provides pressure (3000 psi) to operate flight controls during ground operations and emergenciesMotor side of the PTU is powered by the utility system
Auxiliary Ground Power Unit (AGPU)
Connected at the service panel on the right side of the helicopter.Provides 3000 psi of hydraulic pressure1 of 4 sources of pressure
Utility Hydraulic Pressure Control Module
Ramp/cabin area on the #1 side of the #8 synchronizing driveshaftProvides a routing point for all pressurized fluid for the entire system.Controls, filters, and monitors fluid pressure for the utility hydraulic system
Utility Hydraulic Return Control Module
Ramp/cabin area on the #2 side of the #8 synchronizing driveshaftProvides a collection point of all return fluids for the entire system. Filters return fluid for the utility hydraulic system.Houses the pump fail/fault sensors for the utility hydraulic pump and the APU motor/pump.
Brake Accumulator
Forward pylon area on the left hand sideStores pressurized fluid for the brake system. Used to make brake applications during emergency situations/towing procedures.
Power Steering Module
Right side of the ramp compartmentRoutes hydraulic fluid to the following components:Power steering actuatorSwivel lock actuatorsWheel centering cams
Utility Hydraulic Control Panels
Overhead consoleAllows the crew to operate the subsystems and to isolate leaking subsystems from the rest of the system
Maintenance panel
Right side of the ramp compartmentMonitored by the Flight Engineer (FE) during starting, in-flight and shutdown for system pressures, fluid temperatures, fluid levels, filter change lights and pump fail/fault lights.
What are the four sources of pressure for the utility hydraulic system?
APU start accumulator (stores 3000 psi of pressure)APU motor/pump (provides 3350 psi for ground operations and some inflight emergencies)Utility Hydraulic pump (provides 3000 psi for normal system operation when rotors are turning and the APU is shut down)Auxiliary Ground Power Unit (AGPU) (provides 3000 psi during some maintenance functions)
When can the fill module be used to add fluid to the hydraulic systems?
While the aircraft is shut down, running, or in-flight
What could happen if the fluid level is allowed to go below the sight glass while using the fill module?
Air could be pumped into the hydraulic system that is being filled.
What is the purpose of the visual fluid indicator on the hydraulic reservoir?
A mechanical means of determining the actual fluid level in the reservoir.Green band provides an accurate fluid level indication.
What should the gauge indication be on the utility reservoir pressurization accumulator during preflight?
2500 to 3500 psi
When should a pilot use the utility reservoir depressurization valve?
PILOTS DO NOT USE. This valve is for maintenance purposes.
Why should EPUSHA operations not exceed five?
To ensure battery power is available to start the APU, multiple uses may deplete the aircraft battery.
What should the pressure indicate during preflight on the APU start accumulator?
3000 psi
What is the Emergency Utility Pressure Valve used for and what position should the valve be in during preflight?
Allows the APU start accumulator or the hand pump (in some emergencies) to pressurize the utility system.Valve should be in Normal/Close position during preflight