Systems/instruments Flashcards

(37 cards)

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2 types of ailerons

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  1. Differential: the aileron on the low side goes up more than the aileron on the high side goes down, in order to counteract adverse yaw
  2. Frise type: when the aileron on the low side is raised, the low part of the surface protrudes downwards, creating more drag and countering adverse yaw
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Types of flaps

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  1. Single slotted
  2. Simple
  3. Split
  4. Fowler
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Pre ignition vs detonation

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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

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2 types of carburetors

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  1. Float type
  2. Pressure type
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Float type carburetor

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-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

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Oil functions

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CCCLAPS
Cool
Clean
Cushion
Lubricates
Actuates
Protects
Seals

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Volts vs amps

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Volts: pressure of electricity
Amps: volume of electricity

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AHRS components

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Attitude
Heading
Rate of turn
Slip skid

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What does an ADC provide?

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-altitude
-airspeed
-VSI

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How are analog readings from instruments converted to electrical impulses for the ADC?

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Transducers

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Engine airframe unit information

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-fuel
-MAP
-CHT
-oil
-EGT
-RPM

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What would happen to the ASI if the pitot tube is blocked?

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Airspeed shows 0

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What would happen to the ASI if the pitot and drain hole were blocked?

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ASI acts as an altimeter

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What would happen to the ASI if the static port is blocked?

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-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

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What happens to the ASI if the alternate static source is used?

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Airspeed will read higher

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What happens to the altimeter if the alternate static source is used?

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Altitude reads higher

17
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What happens to the altimeter if the static source is blocked?

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Altitude freezes

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What happens to the VSI if the static source is blocked?

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What happens to the VSI if the alternate static source is used?

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Momentary increase, then settles down to the correct reading

20
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3 components of an oxygen system

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1.storage
2.delivery
3.mask/cannula

21
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How can oxygen be stored?

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As a gas, liquid, or solid

22
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3 types of oxygen delivery

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1.continuous flow
2.diluter demand
3.pressure demand

23
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Continuous flow oxygen

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Continuous flow of oxygen, even when you’re not breathing. 28,000 ft or lower

24
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Diluter demand

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Delivers oxygen when you inhale, and stops when you’re not inhaling. Oxygen is diluted with cabin air. 40,000ft and above

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Pressure demand
Delivers oxygen through a forceful flow that over inflates the lungs. Above 40,000ft
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What needs to be done before using an oxygen system?
PRICE check Pressure Regulator Indicator Connections Emergency
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Time of useful consciousness
The period of time between when oxygen is cut off, to when the individual is no longer able to perform duties
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3 types of decompression
1.slow decompression 2.rapid decompression- a few seconds 3.explosive decompression- less than .5 seconds- the cabin decompresses faster than the lungs can
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GPS main components
1. User 2. Satellites 3. Ground
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Types of GPS ground stations
1.monitoring 2.master 3.ground antennas
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The process GPS uses to pinpoint a location
Trilateration
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How many satellites are needed for RAIM?
5 for RAIM 6 for fault detection and exclusion (-1 satellite is baro aiding is available)
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Components of the WAAS system
1. Geo satellites (3) 2. Wide area reference stations (38) 3. Wide area master stations (3) 4. Uplink dishes (6) 5. WAAS receiver
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3 types of VOR installations
1. VOR 2. VOR/DME 3. VORTAC
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3 components of a VOR
1.Ground 2. Receiver 3. Instrument
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2 types of VOR signals
1. Reference phase 2. Variable phase
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VOR errors
Line of sight Reverse sensing Cone of confusion Zone of ambiguity Prop modulation