Lubercation Recip Flashcards

1
Q

What six functions of the lubercation system in a recip engine

A
Reduces friction 
Seals and cushions 
Removes heat 
Cleans the engine
Protects from corrosion 
Performs hydraulic functions
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2
Q

What is is called when two parts are separated by oil and their is friction

A

Internal friction

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3
Q

When the engine is at sit for long periods of time it should be protected with what type of oil

A

Preservative oil

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4
Q

What is viscosity

A

Resistance of a fluid to flow

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5
Q

What is the measurement of viscosity

A

Saybolt seconds univseral viscosity

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6
Q

What is viscosity index

A

A measure for the change in viscosity of an oil as it changes temperature. The higher viscosity index the less viscosity change.

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7
Q

How is specific gravity normally specified

A

American petroleum institute

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8
Q

What is flash point

A

Temperature of the oil when it gives off enough vapor to ignite and flash, but not continue to burn.

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9
Q

What is fire point

A

Temperature to which the oil must be heated for the vapors to ignite and burn continuously

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10
Q

How do you test color

A

By comparing it to the American society of testing materials

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11
Q

What is residue

A

It is carbon build up

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12
Q

What are the six type of recip lubercating oils

A
Straight mineral
Detergent
Ashless-dispersant 
Multi viscosity 
Synthetic 
Semi synthetic
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13
Q

What is straight mineral oil used for

A

They are used for the break in cycle after and engine has been overhauled

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14
Q

What is coke

A

Solid carbon residue left when all volatile parts of mineral oil have been evaporated

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15
Q

What is detergent oil

A

Helps prevent sludge and varnish build up unsuitable for aircraft engines

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16
Q

What is Ashley’s dispersant oil used for

A

It’s used for everyday oil for recip engines

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17
Q

What does AD oil do

A

It helps contains containments and prevent blockage

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18
Q

Are synthetic oil suitable for recip engines

A

No

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19
Q

What is the first number is 20w50 stand for

A

The cold that the viscosity can handle

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20
Q

What does the w mean in 20w50

A

Winter use also

21
Q

What does the 50 mean in 20w50

A

It’s viscosity can go to 50

22
Q

What is extreme pressure lubricant used for

A

It is used in high pressure areas where metal can be in contact with each other very easily

23
Q

What are the two types of lubercation systems

A

Wet sump

Dry sump

24
Q

What is the sump

A

A low point in an aircraft engine in which the oil collects and stored or from which the engine pumps from

25
Q

What are the types of ways oil can be dispersed unto a moving part

A

Splash
Spray
Pressure feed

26
Q

What is a thermostatic valve used for

A

It controls the temperature of the oil in the aircraft engine. This is the component that decides whether oil goes into the cooler or into the engine

27
Q

Where is the oil cooler in a dry sump engine instillation is install between

A

Scavenger pump and the oil tank

28
Q

How is the crankcase allowed to let the expanding gasses get out of the case

A

By the case breather which is connected to a line that dumps it overboard

29
Q

How is the oil pressure maintained in the lubercation system

A

Pressure relief valve

30
Q

What happens when the temperature is low

A

The thermostatic bypass valve is open

31
Q

Which pump has the greater capacity scavenger or pressure

A

Scavenger

32
Q

How would a lubercation system pump be best described

A

Constant-displacement pump

33
Q

What are the two types of pumps In the lubrication system

A

Spur gear

Gerotor

34
Q

What does the pressure relief valve do in a lubrication system

A

It maintains a constant pressure in the lubrication system as the engine speed changes.

35
Q

What are the basic types of oil filter arrangements

A

Full flow

By pass

36
Q

What are the far requirements for airworthiness standards for aircraft engines

A

FAR 33

37
Q

Where are bypass filters installed

A

Parallel with the bearings and it only filters a little at a time not all at once

38
Q

What are the different type of lubrication filters

A

Surface(wire screen)
Edge( spiral wound/ cuno)
Depth( fiberous mat)
Semi depth( pleated Fiber)

39
Q

How do you check a semi depth filter

A

Cut the filter out and check the pleated fiber inside

40
Q

What components make up the oil cooler

A

Thermostatic flow control valve
Cooler core
Cooler jacket
Check valve

41
Q

What does the thermostatic flow control valve do

A

It is the controlling factor whether oil needs to pass through the oil cooler first or can by pass around against the cooler jacket

42
Q

What is the surge protector valve used for in the oil cooler

A

To protect from con chilled oil from entering the oil cooler and causing a clog

43
Q

What must the cap for luberication always be marked with

A

Oil

44
Q

What is the requirements to FAR part 23

A

Oil tanks must have an expansion space of at least 10% of the tank capacity
The tank must also be vented to the engine crankcase from the top of the expansion space

45
Q

What stops the oil from running constantly into the engine

A

Spring loaded check valve

46
Q

What function does a hopper perform

A

To Hasten the warm up of engine oil in the tank

47
Q

How do you dilute the oil in recip engines

A

With gasoline

48
Q

What is used to constantly monitor the oil over a period of time

A

Spectrometric oil analyst