2101 - MIDTERM Flashcards

1
Q

It consist of magnetic circuit consists of a permanent multi-pole rotating magnet, a soft iron core, and pole shoes

A

Magneto circuit

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2
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Low-voltage is generated in the magneto and flows to the primary winding of a transformer coil located near the spark plug.

A

Low tension magneto

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3
Q

The secondary coil is made up of a winding containing approximately how many turns?

A

13000 turns

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4
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A magnetic field consists of invisi­ble lines called

A

Lines of magnetic flux

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5
Q

The magnetic field produced by a con­ductor by sprinkling iron filings on a plate that sur­rounds a current-carrying conductor.

A

Electromagnetism

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6
Q

if a conductor is moved through the lines of mag­netic flux that pass between the poles of a magnet, a flow of electrons is induced in the conductor. This is called _______

A

Electro Magnetic inductor

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7
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The ends of the magnet are called

A

Poles

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8
Q

Is anelectrical generatorthat convertsmechanical energytoelectrical energyin the form ofalternating current.

A

Alternator

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9
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The magnetic circuit consists of a permanent multi-pole rotating magnet, a soft iron core, and ____

A

Pole shoe

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10
Q

Before a spark plug can be removed, the ignition harness lead must be_____

A

Disconnected

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11
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Flange-mounted magnetos are attached to the engine by a flange around the driven end of the rotating shaft of the magneto.

A

Magneto mounting system

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12
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The number of lines of flux that loop through a mag­net is an indication of a magnet’s strength. One line of flux is called one.

A

Maxwell

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13
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  1. What is the meaning of EMF.?
A

Elecrtromotive force

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14
Q

A special type of engine-driven alternate current (AC) generator, uses a permanent magnet as a source of energy.

A

Magneto

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15
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A type of starter with a kinetic energy is energy possessed by a body by virtue of its state of motion, which may be movement along a line or spinning action. In the inertia starter, energy is stored slowly during an energizing process by a manual hand crank or electrically with a small motor.

A

inertia starter

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16
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Who is the English inventor who discover electric current flowing through a conductor creates a magnetic field around the conductor, there was considerable scientific speculation regarding whether or not a magnetic field could create current flow.

A

Michael faradays

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17
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The north poles magnet is labeled as___

A

N

18
Q

The measure of ease with which lines of flux travel through a material is referred to as a material

A

Permeability

19
Q

The ______consists of a set of breaker contact points, a condenser, and an insulated coil.

A

Primary electrical circuit

20
Q

Spark plugs should be removed for inspection and servicing at the intervals recommended by the____

A

Manufacturer

21
Q

One rotating magnet and a cam are common to two sets of breaker points and coils. Two separate distributor units are mounted in the magneto

A

Single and Dual high tension system magneto

22
Q

The South poles magnet is labeled as___

A

S

23
Q

Consists of two brushes, two brush springs, and brush holders.

A

Rotor

24
Q

Is a method of starting aninternal combustion engine, usually on small machines, such aslawn mowers,chainsaws,ultralight aircraft, smalloutboard motorsand portableengine-generators.

A

pullcord starter

25
Q

It can be divided, for purposes of discussion, into three distinct circuits: magnetic, primary electrical, and secondary electrical circuits

A

High tension magneto

26
Q

Also Known as Coffman starter

A

Shotgun starter

27
Q

An alternator rotor consists of a wire coil wound on an iron spool between two heavy iron segments with interlacing fingers.

A

Rotor

28
Q

It is anaircraft magnetothat incorporates a single drive source powering two magnetos

A

Dual

29
Q

It contains the ignition harness contains an insulated wire for each cylinder that the magneto serves in the engine.

A

Ignition Harness

30
Q

The type of switch used varies with the number of engines on the aircraft and the type of magnetos used.

A

Ignition switch

31
Q

It is any piece of equipment that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy by electromagnetic induction. Generator

A

Generator

32
Q

It is one way to determine the direction of the induced EMF.

A

Left hand rule

33
Q

As the rotor turns, the load current is induced into stationary stator coils

A

Starter

34
Q

The magneto generates electrical power by the engine rotating the permanent magnet and inducing a current to flow in the ____

A

Coil winding

35
Q

The circuit contains the secondary windings of the coil, distributor rotor, distributor cap, ignition lead, and spark plug

A

Secondary electrical circuit

36
Q

8 TYPES OF AIRCRFAFT STARTER

A

Inertia
Direct hand cranking
Pullcord
Coffman
Electrical
Pneumatic
DC electric motor
Starter generator

37
Q

two ways to complete the primary circuit

A

Through close breaker points to ground
Through close ignition switch to ground

38
Q

In the inertia starter, energy is stored slowly during an energizing process by a manual hand crank or electrically with a small motor.

A

TRUE

39
Q

The starter must turn the engine up to a speed that provides enough electricity through the engine for fuel to be ignited. Then, the starter must continue to help the engine accelerate to a self-sustaining speed. Turbine engine starters have a critical role in starting of the engine.

A

FALSE

40
Q

Reciprocating engines need only to be turned through at a relatively slow speed until the engine starts and turns on its own

A

TRUE

41
Q

If the starter turns the turbine engine up to a self-sustaining speed, the engine start process will not be successful.

A

TRUE

42
Q

A starter is an electromechanical mechanism capable of developing large amounts of mechanical energy that can be applied to an engine, causing it to rotate. Reciprocating engines need only to be turned through at a relatively slow speed until the engine starts and turns on its own

A

TRUE