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Engine Fuel feed is normally supplied from the
Related collector tank
The tail tank system consists of
Two saddle tanks and the tail cone tank
Fuel in the tail tank system is transferred under control of the
Fuel Computers (FSCU)
The fuel system contro unit
Controls tail fuel transfer, fuel quantity indicating and pressure refueling
Avgas may be used in quantities not exceeding
No avgas is allowed
Which fuel tanks may be gravity fueled
Wing and Auxilary Tanks
When gravity fueling what percent full can you achieve
93%
Rotor burst zone protection is provided for the
Tail to Aux tank fuel transfer line
Manual control of fuel transfer is
Selected by the TAIL TANK TRANSFER MANUAL OVRD switchlight
The Main and Aux tanks are ventilated by
Interconnected vent systems supplied from to NACA vents
Main and Aux tank overpressure during pressure refueling is prevented by
Poppet type relief valves on the underside of the wing and aux tanks
Tail tank overpressure during pressure refueling is prevented by
A poppet type valve located on the left side of the vertical stabilizer
During normal operations, float valves regulate fuel quantity to 93% in the
Main tanks
Display of the AUTO TAIL XFER INHIB caution EICAS message indicates
Low pressure is detected in the rotor burst protection shroud on the tail tank trasfer line
Fuel quantity is indicated via
By the fuel computer (FSCU) which monitors capacitance probes and attitude signals
If the left BOOST PUMP switch is pushed, then
Both boost pumps operate if left main ejector output pressure is low
Motive flow pressure in the right engine feed system is provided by
By the engine fuel control unit for operation of all ejector pumps
The engine fuil shutoff valve in the right engine feed line is controlled by
The related ENG FIRE PUSH switchlight
Opening of the fuel dump valve drains fuel from the
The tail tank system only and is used only for CG control
The L TO AUX switchlight controls
Fuel transfer from the left main tank to the center auxilary tank
The GRAVITY switchlight controls
The Gravity crossfeed valve which interconnects the main tanks
The FUEL INBALANCE caution EICAS message is displayed when
A fuel imbalance between the main tanks exceeds 800lbs while in flight with the flaps retracted

A fuel imbalance between the main tanks exceeds 400lbs while on the ground or when flaps are extended in flight
The FUEL/DEFUEL control panel located at the fuselage right wing fairing is powered from
The APU battery direct bus
During pressure fueling or defueling, the respective fuel pressure must not exceed
50psi/-8psi
When fueling or defueling the aircraft, the fuel im balance between wing tanks must not exceed
2500lbs