UH60M Hydraulic System (FLS) **Need to add LDI*** Flashcards
The #1 and #2 hydraulic pumps are driven by ______________________ and supply _____________ hydraulic pressure when the main rotors are turning.
separate transmission accessory gearbox modules
3000 PSI
The backup hydraulic pump is powered by a
115 VAC electric motor.
If AC power is available, the backup pump is able to provide
hydraulic pressure should one or both hydraulic pumps fail.
Each hydraulic pump is a _______ _______, _______ ________ _______.
They maintain the required _________ PSI over ____ ____ of control movement for their own system.
constant pressure, variable volume pump.
3000 PSI
any rate
if the #1 and #2 hydraulic pumps are inoperative at the same time, there will be a _______ ________ in the maximum rate of flight control movement. This is due to the backup pump’s inability to provide the __________ _______ because it exceeds the ______ ______ capability of the pumps.
slight restriction
required volume
flow rate
Each pump has a _______ and _______ filter.
pressure
return
The filters have indicator buttons that extends when the filter is _________.
clogged
What happens if the hydraulic pump has a clogged return filter?
the return filter has a bypass capability, allowing hydraulic fluid to return from the system in the event of a filter clog.
What if a return filter were to become completely clogged and have no bypass capability?
fluid would be blocked in the return lines causing a hydrostatic flight control lock up.
The #1 hydraulic pump supplies hydraulic pressure to the
1(first stage) fore, aft, and lateral primary servos and the #1 tail rotor servo.
The #2 hydraulic pump supplies hydraulic pressure to the
2(second stage) fore, aft, and lateral primary servos and the components of the pilot assist area
A pressure reducer in the pilot assist module reduces the _____ PSI pump pressure to ______ PSI for use by the ____ ____ servo.
3000 PSI
1000 PSI
pitch trim.
The backup hydraulic pump can supply hydraulic pressure to the
1 and/or #2 hydraulic systems independently or simultaneously.
The backup hydraulic pump is the only pump that can supply hydraulic pressure to the
2nd stage tail rotor servo and the APU accumulator.
The backup pump will come on and provide pressure when any of the following conditions occur:
#1 Reservoir Low (caution light) #2 Hydraulic Pump (caution light) #1 Hydraulic Pump (caution light) APU Accumulator Low (advisory light) #1 Tail Rotor Servo (caution light)
When the SERVO OFF switch is moved to the 1ST STG or 2ND STG position, the primary servos associated with that system are _____ _____.
turned off.
When the SERVO OFF switch is moved to 1ST STG, fluid to the #1 forward, aft, and lateral servos are turned off at the _______ ________.
transfer module.
A loss of pressure in the #2 primary servos will cause the first stage, turned off but has pressure, to ______ _____ ______ ______ in case the backup system does not take over the function of the failed second stage. If the second stage is initially turned off, the sequence is reversed.
A loss of pressure in the #2 primary servos will cause the first stage, turned off but has pressure, to automatically turn back on in case the backup system does not take over the function of the failed second stage. If the second stage is initially turned off, the sequence is reversed.
The leak detection/isolation (LDI) system protects the flight control hydraulic system by
preventing the further loss of hydraulic fluid in case of a leak.
The LDI system uses _______ ________ and _______ ______ ______ for monitoring pump hydraulic fluid level, and pump pressure for primary and tail rotor servos, and pilot-assist servos.
pressure switches
fluid level sensors
Hydraulic fluid levels may be up to ______ into the ______ ______ (black or blue depending on type of reservoir) when fluid is ____.
3/8”
overfill zone
hot.
When the temperature exceeds ______C_/______F_on the label an entry shall be made in the on DA Form 2408-13-1. The aircraft should ___________________________________.
132°C (270°F)
not be flown until appropriate maintenance action has been taken.
What is the min pressure required for rotor brake start?
Can I service the rotor brake with the hand pump?
If 450 psi is not attained do not attempt a Rotor Brake start.
Do not service the Rotor Brake with the servicing hand pump, instead contact maintenance for assistance.
The hydraulic pump modules on the aircraft consist of a _____________________________________ that is sealed from the atmosphere.
combination hydraulic pump and reservoir