Fuel

Question 1

How many tanks does the airplane have?

Answer 1

2

Question 2

Where is the Fuel tank Temp taken?

Answer 2

Left tank

Question 3

What types of fuel pumps are in each wing?

Answer 3

• Primary Ejector Pump
• ACMP
• DCMP (right wing)
• 3 Scavenge ejector pumps

Question 4

What is the primary ejector pump?

Answer 4

Venturi pump with no moving parts and no electrical power used by the respective engine
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Question 5

What is the purpose of the ACMP?

Answer 5

• Back-up pump in case of primary ejector pump failure
• Engine Start
• Crossfeed operations

Question 6

What is the purpose of the DCMP?

Answer 6

Used for APU or engine start if AC power or the ACMP is not available

Question 7

What is the purpose of the scavenge pumps?

Answer 7

Maintains fuel level in the collector box

Question 8

What pump(s) is used once the engine is started?

Answer 8

Associated primary ejector pump

Question 9

What is the purpose of the collector box?

Answer 9

• Keeps the fuel pumps submerged

- Ensures constant fuel flow to the respective engine

Question 10

What is the surge/vent tank?

Answer 10

• Collects fuel during wing-down maneuvers and returns it to the main tanks once the wings are level
• Equalizes tank pressure with atmosphere in flight and during refueling

Question 11

Can fuel e transferred from tank-to-tank or be dumped overboard?

Answer 11

No (the only exception is by performing a maintenance function on the ground)

Question 12

What happens when the crossfeed switch is selected to LOW 1?

Answer 12

• Crossfeed valve is open

- Commands the ACMP 2 to “ON” to provide fuel from the right tank to both engines

Question 13

What is the only way to close the engine fuel SOV?

Answer 13

Pull the associated engine Fire Extinguishing Handle

Question 14

When will the FUEL 1(2) LO LEVEL EICAS be presented?

Answer 14

660 lbs of fuel remaining in the associated tank