Deice/Anti-Ice Flashcards

1
Q

What temperature determines icing conditions?

A

10* C or below when operating in visible moisture.

Ramp conditions with slush, snow, ice etc.

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2
Q

When is MCDU set to ENG?

A

With an OAT between 10 and 5C with visible moisture up to 1700 ft

Engine anti ice vales will open with engine start.

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3
Q

When is MCDU set to ALL?

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Below 5C and visible moisture up to 1700 ft

Engine valves open on engine start
Wing valves open with wheel speed above 40kt

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4
Q

How does the windshield heat work?

A

Button in for automatic operation.

Only operates with 2 AC sources

On the ground with 1 AC source, each windshield heats for 120 sec for its standard power up PBIT

In the air with 1 AC source, captains side is heated. If failed, switches to FO side.

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5
Q

What is the cold weather inspection and when does it need to be performed?

A

Inspection to determine if the wings are free of frozen contaminants.

Must be done when…..

  • OAT is 5C or less.
  • Wing fuel temp is 0C or less.
  • Atmospheric consisting conducive to icing are present.
  • Aircraft on a RON and may be contaminated.
  • When ice could accumulate on the aircraft during approach or landing.
  • Cold soak suspected in the fuel tank.
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6
Q

What are the effects of cold fuel in the tanks?

A

Clear Ice is likely to form the upper surface of the wings when the dew point is close. (Within 3 degrees)

Frost can also form on the upper/lower surface of the wing with temps significantly above freezing

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Q

What is a pre-takeoff check?

A

A check of the essential surfaces for any frozen contaminants after deicing and prior to takeoff. Performed from inside the aircraft.

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What is a pre-takeoff contamination check?

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Check done when the pre-takeoff check cannot be effectively completed.

Completed within 5 minutes prior to takeoff from outside the plane and performed by trained personnel.

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9
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What are the preflight requirements for the ADSP probes?

A

Verify condition. No obstructions, contaminants, damage, covers or deice fluid if the aircraft what’s decide prior to crew arrival.

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10
Q

How do you deice the ADSPs?

A

Turn the heater on. Once an engine is on they will be heated.

Must be turned on when OAT is at or below freezing and ice/snow is suspected.

Turn off after engine start.

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11
Q

How do you recognize the ADSP probes may be blocked?

A

Undesired airspeed indication during power up.

EICAS messages of AFCS fault, AT fail, AP fail, FD fail, appr 2 not avail.

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12
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Is frost permitted?

A

Frost is not permitted on the upper surface areas of the wings and tail.

Fuselage: allowed as long as surface features can be distinguished.

Under the wings: 1/8” or 3mm permitted.

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13
Q

What do you do if holdover time is exceeded?

A

A pre takeoff contamination check has to be completed prior to takeoff. If there are any contaminants, you must return for more deice.

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14
Q

When are flaps extended if deicing is planned?

A

When the captain calls for them.
Flaps stay up for deicing. Trim full nice down.
Follow the deicing checklists.

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