Jeppesen Oral- Chapter 7 (Engine Fuel and Fuel Metering) Flashcards

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Bleed air and engine lubricating oil

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float-type carburetors, pressure injection carburetors and direct fuel injection systems

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controls the fuel/air mixture

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Excessively rich mixture

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Provides immediate and brief flow of fuel flow in venturi to enrich mixture

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Power enrichment system that provides richer mixture at high power settings, where the excess fuel helps in engine cooling .Functions are settings above cruise power

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The engine is operating normally

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To clear the engine

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Engine driven fuel pump

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Engine shuts off

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A sealed brass aneroid capsule is connected to the fuel metering system, and expands and contracts with changes in pressure and temperature, adjusting the mixture accordingly

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Less danger of induction icing Better acceleration Better fuel distribution Better fuel economy Not limited in maneuvers

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They automatically meter fuel to the engine

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Hydro-mechanical and electronic

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power lever position, engine rpm, compressor inlet temperature, compressor inlet pressure, compressor discharge pressure, burner pressure

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Electronic control unit and the hydro mechanical fuel control

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Better fuel economy, improved starts, requires no engine trimming, provides constant idle speeds regardless of ambient conditions

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They inject fuel into the combustion area

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Fuel SPG, idle rpm, maximum rpm, max EPR

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variable displacement pump

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Fuel strainer

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Returns excess fuel to the inlet side of the pump

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rotary vane pump

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Supply pressurized fuel to the fuel pump which helps prevent vapor lock and cavitation
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centrifugal type
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Caused by insuficne t fuel pressure, high fuel temperatures which may block fuel to the engine
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Provides continous supply of fuel and proper pressure while engine is running
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constant and variable displacement
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Constant displacement
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leaks and secure mounting
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If one element seizes, a portion of the dirve shaft seizes and allows the other element to continue
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Fuel filter is most likely. Fuel heaters which use oil heat heat exchanges or bleed air to warm
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Allows fuel to flow to the engine when the filter becomes blocked
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Discharges two different fuel patterns. The spray pattern is wider at engine start up and narrows when engine speed is above idle
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Pressurizing portion provides primary and secondary fuel flow to dual-line duplex fuel nozzles Dump portion allows fuel to drain from the manifolds after engine shutdown
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Allow tank and engine selection, provides means for shutting off fuel flow