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Stage Five - Academics

ACS 205 - Aircraft Systems


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ACS 205 - AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS - EXAM

Name: __________________________________________ Date: _________________


First Middle Last

Class: __________________________________________ Score: ________________

Questions

1. If two actuators of equal size pistons are interconnected with a pipe, the
output force is _________ the input force.

a) More than
b) Less than
c) Equal to

2. The input piston’s movement displaces a volume of fluid that is transferred


into a large piston chamber, due to the larger piston chamber, the movement
of the output piston is ___________.

a) Larger
b) Smaller
c) Equal

3. A double-acting balanced actuator that operates hydraulically in both


directions generates equal force in both directions.

a) True
b) False

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4. The ____________ will give limited emergency supply of hydraulic pressure


and fluid.

a) Accumulator
b) PRV
c) NRV

5. ___________valves are used to ensure one operation is completed before


another starts.

a) Shuttle
b) Sequence
c) Open center

6. Powered by engine driven pumps (EDP) or electrically operated pumps high


pressure hydraulic systems operate at _________.

a) 0-1000psi
b) 0-2000psi
c) 1000-2000psi
d) 2000-4500psi

7. Flight crews are always supplied with gaseous oxygen, as this is the most
economical and effective way to meet regulations.

a) True
b) False

8. Electronic pressure control systems are able to:

a) Reduce the workload of the crew.


b) Pressurize the aircraft during takeoff and landing.
c) Both a and b

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9. The repeated opening and closing of the discharge valve due to the max diff
being exceeded is called ______________.

a) Pressure malfunction
b) Variable isobaric control
c) Pressure bumping

10. For two step de-icing/anti-icing, the holdover time starts at the __________
of the _________ application.

a) Beginning, first
b) End, first
c) End, second
d) Beginning, second

11. The responsibility to ensure that the entire aircraft is free and clear of all
contaminants falls to the pilot-in-command and operator of the aircraft.

a) True
b) False

12. If the boots are operated before the ice is ¼ inch thick, rime ice can form over
the boot which is called a _____.

a) Tunnel
b) Ice duct
c) Bridge

13. Turbochargers need time to accelerate and to stabilize. The time required for
the impeller to spool up and stabilize is called the _____.

a) Stablize value
b) Boost time
c) Turbo lag

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14. A twin-spool axial flow compressor is driven by a separate turbine assembly


through co-axial shafts.

a) True
b) False

15. The Fan on a high-bypass turbine engine is a low-pressure compressor that is


driven by its own turbine and RPM is indicated as ______.

a) N1
b) N2
c) ITT

16. Compressor stalls cause air flowing in the compressor to slow down and
stagnate, sometimes reversing direction.

a) True
b) False

17. A high-bypass turbofan engine:

a) Utilizes a duct that surrounds the core engine that allows air to bypass the core
of the engine.
b) Utilizes a main fan which is connected to a low pressure turbine.
c) Has a greater airflow through the bypass duct than through the engine core.
d) All of the above

18. Normally, if one engine fails, FADEC will automatically increase the thrust on
the operating by a value dependent on thrust lever position.

a) True
b) False

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19. FADEC control is supplied what information from the air data computer?

a) Altitude
b) Mach number
c) Total air temperature
d) All of the above

20. _____ consist of two small plates; each mounted on a separate surface. One
plate is magnetized and the other incorporates a small field coil.

a) Proximity Switches
b) Micro Switches
c) Pressure Switches

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