Fuel System Flashcards

(25 cards)

1
Q

How many tanks make up the airframe fuel system

A

5

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2
Q

Within the fuel system locate: The No. 1 and Mo. 2 booster pumps

A

Largest item on the collector tank sump No. 1 is left, No. 2 is right

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3
Q

Wihin the fuel system locate: The transfer pumps

A

Two identical items on the forward tank sump

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4
Q

Wihin the fuel system locate: Transfer manifold

A

Under the cabin floor between the forward and collector tanks

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5
Q

What is the purpose of the forward tank?

A

Supplies fuel to both collector tanks

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6
Q

What in the main fuel tanks is used to sense the fuel contents display on the System Management Display (SMD)?

A

Two fuel contents probes

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7
Q

Where is the fuel management panel located?

A

On the overhead console in the cockpit

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8
Q

Where is the fuel system master DEFUEL/OFF/REFUEL switch located?

A

On the fuel management panel

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9
Q

With AUTO selected on the fuel management panel, how is the fuel transfer pump operation stopped?

A

When the forward tank mid-level switch and again when the forward tank low-level switches are made

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10
Q

What indications are shown on the fuel management panel in the event of a booster pump failure?

A

Yellow LOW caption

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11
Q

When crossfeed has been selected what colour line joins the main tank and engine legends on the System Management Display (SMD)?

A

Magenta

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12
Q

How is operation of the fuel jettison valves indicated to the aircrew when the jettison switch is selected to “OPEN”?

A

Via a green “OPEN” associated indicator on the fuel management panel

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13
Q

At what level does the total fuel contents histogram on the fuel display change from green to yellow?

A

100 kg

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14
Q

How are the fuel contents distributed about the aircraft Centre of Gravity (CG) during normal helicopter usage?

A

The fuel system is configured to automatically maintain the aircraft within its CG limits

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15
Q

What is the function of the low-level float switch in the forward fuel tank?

A

To switch off the fuel transfer pumps (when selected to AUTO) and motor the transfer valve to the main OPEN position when the forward tank is empty

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16
Q

When the fuel jettison switch is selected to OPEN, what is the fuel jettison valve’s approximate average rate of flow?

17
Q

When would fuel flow out of the main fuel tank vents?

A

If a high-level float switch fails during pressure refuelling

18
Q

What fuel tank function has a maximum operating pressure of 3.8 bar (55 psi)?

A

Pressure refuelling

20
Q

What are the primary requirements of the fuel system?

A

Store fuel, provide a positive fuel supply to the engines and maintain Centre of Gravity (CG) during flight

21
Q

When will a fuel low caution appear on the WCA alerts window (1, 2 or both)

A

47 kg of fuel in the respective collector tank

22
Q

What is the operating purpose of the Nonreturn Valves (NRV) on the fuel manifold if a booster pump fails and crossfeed valve is open?

A

To prevent fuel recycling into an opposite main tank

23
Q

How is pressurised fuel supplied to the engines if a single booster pump fails?

A

By opening the crossfeed valve

24
Q

Where on the aircraft does the fuel jettison from?

A

A plastic tube, trailing edge of the left sponson structure

25
What duration will the anti-surge chambers in the main tanks prevent fuel spilling from the vents during a transient negative G (-0.5 G) flight manoeuvre?
8 seconds