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26 Cards in this Set
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What is the function of the Radome??
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its an electrically transparent window for rador signals to pass through.
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What is the purpose of the Wing fuselage??
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Provides lift, stores fuel, houses LEFs and TEFs and ailerons
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What is the finction of the aileron??
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Commanded asymmetrically to produce roll and symmetrically to provide lift.
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What is the function of the LEFs and TEFs??
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symmetrically changes lift and aid in roll asymmetrically.
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What is the function of the stabilators??
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They provide pitch together and roll apart.
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What if the function of the rudders??
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They provide yaw symmetrically.
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What is the function of Hyd system 1??
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Hyd System 1 provides hyd pressure for flight controls. pump manifold, pump reservoir
filter unit case drain filter, oil fuel heat exchange and related indicators |
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What is the function of Hyd system 2??
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Same as Hyd 1 but also supplies pressure to all other non-flight control systems.
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What is the Function of the APU Accumulator??
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Gas Charge cylinder provides required fluid pressure to the APU start motor and emergency hydraulic systems.
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What is the function of the switching valves??
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allows backup pressure to replace primary hyd pressure if it fails and switches back when primary is restored.
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Explain the bleed air system
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Engine bleed air is extracted from the last compressot stage of both engines, regulated and routed to the air cycle conditioning system.
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Explain the Air Cycle Conditioning System.
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Cools and conditions hot bleed air for use in various aircraft systems, such as fuel pressurization, canopy seal, anti-g, throttle boost, anti-ice, rain removal, avionics and cabin cooling.
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Explain Anti-Gravity System
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Automatically regulates the air to the pilots anti g suit toincrease pilot tolerance to high acceleration levels.
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Explain Oxygen System.
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Gaseous oxygen is supplied in an emergency only through seat pan oxygen bottle. required at altitudes over 10,000 feet and for entire night flights.
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Explain the On-Board Oxygen Generating System.
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Removes nitrogen and other contaminants from engine bleed air.
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Explain the Ejection Seat System
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supports crewmember during normal flight and escape for emergency situations. Made up of main beam, parachute, seat bucket, survival kit, and catapult.
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Purpose of the patch test
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check the level of contamination in hyd systems and SE
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purpose of tactical paint scheme
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lessen probability of visual detection. confuse and mislead observers.
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purpose of 509
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guide for corrosion control and maintenance efforts
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3 modes of wheel brake operation
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normal
emergency parking |
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prupose of composite airframe materials
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limit weight
decrease corrosion increase strength sandwich and monolithic |
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what is a temp repair
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quick fix until permanent repair can be made.
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what is a onetime flight
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repair made for a one time flight to the permanent repair station
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what is a permanent rapair
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what is the fire detection system
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provided warning for the APU bay, AMAD bays and aft engine bays
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electronic flight control system
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built in test to provide failure warning and fault isolation.combine imputs with air data and inertial inputs and provide electrical signals to servo actuators.
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