Text Review for Systems Flashcards

1
Q

In the event of a dual generator failure in-flight, how long should the main aircraft batteries last?

A

30 Minutes with the small original batteries, or 50 minutes with the larger NiCad /Lead Acid batteries.

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2
Q

The main battery connectors will open automatically if:

A

Battery voltage drops to less than 14 VDC for more than 10 seconds with the airplane on the ground.

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3
Q

What will the generators do after engine start with a GPU connected?

A

The generator will automatically come online when the GPU is disconnected.

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4
Q

Normally, the two generator busses act independently; however, they are automatically tied together when?

A

During engine start

Following a single gen failure

When using either the GPU or APU for power

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5
Q

Which buses are automatically isolated from the main electrical system during engine start to prevent voltage spike damage?

A

Emergency

Main Avionics

Essential

Essential Avionics

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6
Q

What voltages are indicated on the EICAS/MFD SUMRY and ELEC system schematic pages?

A

Emergency Bus

L and R Essential Busses

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7
Q

Which lights can be operated from the hot busses with the aircraft batteries turned off?

A

Aft equip bay and baggage compartment lights

SPPR area pylon light

Baggage area pylon light

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8
Q

The activation of the emergency lighting system is controlled by a timing circuit and limited to a certain amount of illumination time. How long will the lights be illuminated?

A

Minimum of 10 minutes and a maximum of 12 minutes

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9
Q

How is an ADC failure indicated?

A

A red X over the airspeed, altitude, and a red VSI on the corresponding failed side PFD.

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10
Q

When is engine page 1 automatically displayed on the RMU?

A

When neither IC/SG is providing EICAS to either DU.

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11
Q

The amber ALT comparison monitor on the PFD illuminates whenever:

A

The baro altitude disagrees by 200ft or more between display units 1 and 4.

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12
Q

If both avionics switches are OFF due to dual gen failure, which displays are available?

A

PFD or EICAS can be displayed on DU2, until its turned off or left main battery fails.

The engine pages can be displayed on RMU 1 or 2

The navigation page can be displayed on RMU 1 or 2

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13
Q

The BARO or Radio Altimeter instrument approach minimums are displayed how?

A

As a digital readout to the right and below the ADI

As a magenta bar on the altitude tape

As an amber MIN annunciation on the ADI

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14
Q

The standby fuel pumps are used for all except?

A

Wing to FUSELAGE transfer

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15
Q

During flight, fuselage fuel is transferred to the wing tanks through:

A

Gravity and jet pumps located at the end of the transfer lines.

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16
Q

Which of the following statements are incorrect?

An amber FUEL IMBALANCE CAS will be posted anytime the fuel balance is greater than 200 lbs.

An amber L or R FUEL QTY LOW CAS will be posted whenever the corresponding wing fuel is 350 lbs

A white L or R FUEL BAY LOW CAS will be posted when the collector tank is less than 80 percent

A

None are correct

17
Q

Engine instrument indication can be displayed on:

A

Either inboard display unit

Either RMU

18
Q

An amber IGN annunciation on the EICAS indicates?

A

Ignition is ON and both igniters are bad

19
Q

Automatic ignition is provided during:

A

Excessive engine deceleration

Engine start sequence after the START button has been depressed

Un-commanded engine deceleration

20
Q

The DEEC functions to provide all of the following except:

Engine overspeed protection

N2 reference bug display

Thrust management

Automatic performance

A

N2 reference bug display

21
Q

Depressing an engine FIRE PUSH switch closes what?

A

The main fuel shutoff

The ECSPRSOV

The hydraulic fluid supply

Thrust reverser isolation valve

22
Q

When an overheat or fire condition is detected within an engine nacelle, all of the following warnings are activated except:

A

A red FIRE light is displayed on the CWP

23
Q

If both channels (A and B) of a DAU fail, how will the engine instrument display on the EICAS be affected?

A

The indications for N1, N2, ITT, oil pressure, oil temperature, and fuel flow will be lost.

24
Q

In the manual engine mode of operation, all of the following are true except:

A

Automatic ignition is provided during an air start

25
Q

All of the following are true regarding engine ignition except:

A

‘The “IGN” switches will always show a white “ON” when the ignition is activated.