Exercise Questions Flashcards
(42 cards)
What measures the difference between ram and atmospheric pressure
Airspeed Indicator
Displays altitudes in feet above terrain
Radar Altimeter
Shows rate at which the aircraft is gaining or losing altitude
Verticle Velocity Indicator
Senses atmospheric pressure
Static Port
Displays aircraft altitude in relation to pitch and roll
Altitude Director Indicator
Combines several pieces of data in a single digital display
Multi-Function Display
Primary navigation instrument
Horizontal Situation Indicator
Senses ram air pressure
Pitot Tube
Displays altitude in feet MSL
Barometric Altimeter
Shows aircraft heading relative to magnetic north
Magnetic compass
Provides data for airspeed, verticle speed, and altitude
Pitot-Static System
Display critical flight data in the pilot’s line of sight
Heads Up Display
__________ is the force needed to overcome ______
Thrust; Drag
What three basic conditions influence the power output of the engines?
- Temperature of the atmosphere
- Pressure of the atmosphere
- Bleed air extracted from the engine
True or false: low temperature equals less power
FALSE: low temperature equals more power
True or false: If air is removed under pressure from the engine before it exits the tailpipe, a small portion of thrust is lost
True
The primary function of the _____ section is to supply air in sufficient quantity to produce the required engine thrust
Compressor
The _____ has blades fixed on a spindle, while ____ are stationary blades.
Rotors; Stators
_______ slow down and evenly spread out the compressor discharged air to the combustion section.
Diffuser
Name two pieces of equipment located in the combustion section
The fuel ignition; The fuel nozzle
The ____ transforms part of the exhaust gas energy into mechanical energy
Turbine
The _____ section provides space for necessary equipment, such as fluid pumps and generators necessary for the operation of the engine and aircraft
Accessory
This type of engine uses the gas turbine to spin a reduction gear and propeller
Turboprop
Small, self-contained jet engines used to power systems on the ground are called
Auxiliary Power Unit (APU)