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How does the heating systems work?
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-Ram air enters through the engine casing and passes over a heat exchanger.
-The heat exchanger is heated via the hot engine coolant. -When either heating lever is moved to on, it closes the bypass valve and the hot air moves through the wing into the cabin. |
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What happens to the ram air for the heating system if the heat is turned off?
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It exits through a bypass valve into the engine compartment.
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Which engine supplies the cabin defrost?
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The left engine. Think cabin defrost is more critical than heat; and the left engine is the critical engine.
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Which engine supplies the cabin heat?
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The right engine.
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Where are the cabin heat entry points?
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They are below the pilots seats and the foot wells. In the rear, they are below the passenger foot wells.
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How does the ventilation / cooling system operate?
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A duct is located on the lower surface of the right wing center section. Air flows through the air ducts to the air outlets.
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How many air flow outlets are there and where are they?
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There are 6 total.
-2 on the sides of the instrument panel. -2 overhead in the middle of the cabin. -2 in the passenger compartment behind the pilot and co-pilot. |
