FAM 2 questions

Question 1

What are the procedures for engine fire on deck?

Answer 1

Stop, request assistance
Emergency shutdown on deck.

Question 2

Main tires should be inflated between ___ and ___ PSI. Nose tire should be inflated between ___ and ___ PSI.

Answer 2

Main tires should be inflated between 54 and 60 PSI. Nose tire should be inflated between 50 and 55 PSI.

Question 3

Winds above ___ knots can cause structural damage to the aircraft

Answer 3

75 knots

Question 4

Max aft CG at all gross weights is:

Answer 4

31.8% MAC

Question 5

What permits the use of all fuel from all tanks to either engine?

Answer 5

Crossfeed and transfer pumps.

Question 6

How is fuel transferred from the wing tanks to the center tank?

Answer 6

Gravity feeding

Question 7

How is fuel transferred to the nacelle tank?

Answer 7

Gravity feed and transfer pumps (last 28G)

Question 8

Explain the operation of the nacelle float switches

Answer 8

42G switch turns pump on
51G switch turns pump off
59G switch turns pump off if 51G switch fails.

Question 9

With a failed transfer pump, how does fuel get to the nacelle tank

Answer 9

Gravity feed (except last 28G)

Question 10

How many fuel drains are there on the aircraft?

Answer 10

4 sump drains and 1 filter drain in each wing (10)

Question 11

What type of fuel guaging system is utilized in the t44?

Answer 11

Five capacitance-type probes in each side to measure the quantity.

Question 12

What is the only difference between the left and right fuel system?

Answer 12

Crossfeed valve is in the left.

Question 13

What is the minimum amount of fuel required in the nacelle tank to obtain a good test of the transfer pump?

Answer 13

42G

Question 14

How much pressure does it take to activate the FUEL PRESSURE light?

Answer 14

Less than 5 PSI

Question 15

How much pressure does it take to activate the NO FUEL TRANSFER light?

Answer 15

unknown

Question 16

How much pressure does the engine driven fuel pump supply to the engine?

Answer 16

unknown

Question 17

What are the indications of a boost pump failure

Answer 17

Blink of FUEL PRESSURE light, then crossfeed light.

Question 18

What is the TBO of an engine driven fuel pump operating on suction lift?

Answer 18

10 hours

Question 19

What is the TBO of an engine running on AVGAS?

Answer 19

150 Hours

Question 20

Why is the crossfeed valve not left open with both boost pumps running?

Answer 20

Slight difference in pressure can cause fuel imbalance.

Question 21

Max fuel split in total is ___ lbs and in nacelle is ___ lbs

Answer 21

huh

Question 22

What is the purpose of the fuel vents?

Answer 22

Relieve pressure in the fuel tanks

Question 23

Siphon break

Answer 23

Opens when negative pressure detected in the vent system.

Question 24

With a failure of either bus, will the boost pump still for for that respective side?

Answer 24

Yes, they are dual powered.

Question 25

If the transfer pump CB were to pop, what indications would you get?

Answer 25

None at first, because they are not told to run.

Question 26

What is the minimum distance the fuel truck can come to the airpline while refueling it?

Answer 26

10 feet away from any part of the aircraft, and 20 feet between fueling vehicle and the fuel filler point.

Question 27

Explain how fuel travels from the outboard tank to the engine in detail

Answer 27

yes