Day 2-3 Progress Check

Question 1

What is the role of externally driven superchargers (turbochargers) in supercharging systems?

Answer 1

To compress air before mixing it with fuel

Question 2

Why is a solid understanding of supercharged induction systems crucial for aviation professionals?

Answer 2

For maintaining aircraft performance and safety

Question 3

What is the primary purpose of supercharged induction systems in aircraft engines?

Answer 3

To increase manifold pressure

Question 4

When troubleshooting a turbocharger system malfunction, what should be considered essential?

Answer 4

Strictly follow manufacturer’s guidelines.

Question 5

Which of the following should NOT be used as a substitute for manufacturer’s instructions during turbocharger system troubleshooting?

Answer 5

Common sense

Question 6

What does a turbocharger system malfunction potentially lead to?

Answer 6

Engine damage or performance issues

Question 7

What are the two main categories of supercharging systems for reciprocating engines?

Answer 7

Internally driven and externally driven (turbosupercharged)

Question 8

How is a “true supercharged” engine different from systems that normalize air pressure?

Answer 8

It can boost manifold pressure above 30 inches of mercury.

Question 9

In an aircraft engine with an internally driven supercharger, when is the air-fuel mixture typically compressed?

Answer 9

After leaving the carburetor

Question 10

What precaution is vital when dealing with supercharging systems for aviation?

Answer 10

Strict adherence to maintenance schedules