2 types of ailerons
Types of flaps
Pre ignition vs detonation
Pre ignition: ignition of the fuel/air mixture prior to the full compression of the mixture
Detonation: uncontrolled and explosive detonation of the fuel air mixture
2 types of carburetors
Float type carburetor
-forces air through a Venturi, increasing speed and lowing pressure, pulling fuel in to mix with the air
-can have worse performance during maneuvers
-icing tendency
Oil functions
CCCLAPS
Cool
Clean
Cushion
Lubricates
Actuates
Protects
Seals
Volts vs amps
Volts: pressure of electricity
Amps: volume of electricity
AHRS components
Attitude
Heading
Rate of turn
Slip skid
What does an ADC provide?
-altitude
-airspeed
-VSI
How are analog readings from instruments converted to electrical impulses for the ADC?
Transducers
Engine airframe unit information
-fuel
-MAP
-CHT
-oil
-EGT
-RPM
What would happen to the ASI if the pitot tube is blocked?
Airspeed shows 0
What would happen to the ASI if the pitot and drain hole were blocked?
ASI acts as an altimeter
What would happen to the ASI if the static port is blocked?
-The altitude will stay the same at the same altitude
-the airspeed will show lower if you climb above
-the airspeed will show higher if you descend
What happens to the ASI if the alternate static source is used?
Airspeed will read higher
What happens to the altimeter if the alternate static source is used?
Altitude reads higher
What happens to the altimeter if the static source is blocked?
Altitude freezes
What happens to the VSI if the static source is blocked?
VS=0
What happens to the VSI if the alternate static source is used?
Momentary increase, then settles down to the correct reading
3 components of an oxygen system
1.storage
2.delivery
3.mask/cannula
How can oxygen be stored?
As a gas, liquid, or solid
3 types of oxygen delivery
1.continuous flow
2.diluter demand
3.pressure demand
Continuous flow oxygen
Continuous flow of oxygen, even when you’re not breathing. 28,000 ft or lower
Diluter demand
Delivers oxygen when you inhale, and stops when you’re not inhaling. Oxygen is diluted with cabin air. 40,000ft and above