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What does the AMS use bleed air for?
ECS
Engine start
Pressurization
Engine and wing anti-ice
Water pressurization
Hot air/leak detection
How many AMS controllers are installed?
One, with 2 channels
What happens if a channel fails?
The remaining channel is able to control the entire AMS
What provides air for the AMS?
Engine bleeds
APU bleed
External air source
What is bleed air used for?
ECS
Engine start
Engine and wing anti-ice
Water pressurization
What is external pneumatic air used for?
ECS on the ground
Engine start on the ground
What is the primary use for APU bleed air?
ECS on the ground
Engine start on the ground
Pressurization <15,000 ft
Can engine bleed air flow back to the APU?
No. A check valve prevents flow-back
Where is bleed air tapped from the engines?
6th and 10th stage compressors
System alternates between valave to regulate an adequate and safe pressure
What is normal bleed pressure for any engine operation?
45 psi
What is the purpose of the pre-cooler?
Cools bleed air from the engine to the AMS
What cools the pre-cooler?
Ground: N1 fan
Flight: N1 fan or ram air
What does the Overheat Detection System observe?
Engine bleeds and packs
APU bleed
Plumbing for wing and engine anti-ice
How many ECS packs are on the airplane?
2
What provides air for the packs?
Each engine provides bleed air to its respective pack
Can a single pack provide adequate temperature control and pressurization?
Yes, up to FL310
Can a single bleed source power both packs?
Yes, through the crossbleed valve
What is the ratio of fresh air to recirculated air?
52% fresh, 48% recirculated
When are the recirc fans commanded off?
Cockpit switch
Smoke detected in the recirc bay
DUMP button is pressed
Respective pack is commanded off
When is the Emergency Ram Air Ventilation activated?
Both packs commanded or failed OFF below 25,000 feet

Ram air pressure is greater than cabin pressure
Where does the CPC get Landing Field Elevation?
FMS or manually entered
What happens when the dump button is pressed?
Commands both ECS packs to OFF
Opens OFV and raises the cabin to 12,400 ft at a rate of 2000 fpm
Can the cabin altitude be raised higher that 12,400 ft?
Yes, by using manual mode
Cabin altitude will rise due to natural leak
In manual mode, will the cabin depressurize on landing?
No
What is the bleed system priority in flight?
Onside engine
Opposite engine
APU
If engine and APU bleed air are available, which has priority?
APU if:
Aircraft is on the ground
Wheel speed <50 kts
Opposite engine bleed pressure is not enough for engine start
When will the crossbleed valve automatically open>
Only one side bleed source is available
Engine 2 start in the air
Engine 1 start in the air if APU is not available
What will close the ECS packs>
Any engine start if APU is the bleed source
Engine start on the ground
Respective bleed system duct leak
Bleed air source not available
TL set to MAX on takeoff
REF A/I set to ALL on takeoff
REF ECS set to OFF
When are ECS packs opened?
TL not at MAX and:
500 ft AFE with both engines operating
>9700 ft MSL with 1 engine operating
What happens if smoke is detected in the recirc bay?
Both recirc fans deactivate
Cargo recric fan deactivates
Cargo outflow valve closes
Where does the CPCS get cruise flight level and landing elevation from?
FMS before takeoff or CPCS calculates using ambient pressure

LFE may be manually inputted
What color is the LFE on the EICAS?
Green if FMS input
Cyan if manual input
What is the ABORT mode?
Cabin is scheduled back to takeoff altitude if:

Airplane stop climbing and begins a descent

Airplane has not climbed >5000 AFE or >10000 MSL