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14. Propulsion - Q&A

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Module 14. Propulsion

A compressor shaft rotates on

  • sintered bearings
  • ball and roller bearings
  • plain bearings
Spaceresearcher asking:

What about Needle Roller bearings, those are not balls?

Module 14. Propulsion

Ratiometer pointer movement is achieved by

  • one coil providing a torque against a permanent magnet
  • two opposing coils providing a torque in a varying magnetic field
  • two opposing coils providing a torque in a permanent magnetic field
wongyk asking:

Do this means ratiometer in permanent magnetic field as in DC?
If AC ratiometer will be in a varying magnetic field?

Module 14. Propulsion

What is the pressure increase over one stage of a centrifugal compressor?

  • 5:1
  • 1.2:1
  • 8:1
descipline2 asking:

i think the answer should be 8:1

Module 14. Propulsion

In a FADEC system, active control switchover occurs

  • on shutdown.
  • when channels A and B are healthy.
  • on engine startup only.
Crystal asking:

I think the correct answer is ON SHUTDOWN.
I found the below explanation from a different site.
On the CF6 FADEC, each startup uses an alternative channel.But the switch-over occurs on shutdown of the previous run.The reason for this is that the switch-over at start up might interrupt the start-up sequence.

Module 14. Propulsion

What is the pressure increase over one stage of a centrifugal compressor?

  • 5:1
  • 1.2:1
  • 8:1
Crystal asking:

I think the answer is 8:1 because Jeppesen Gas Turbine Powerplant quotes the latest modern centrifugal compressor as having a pressure ratio of 10:1

Module 14. Propulsion

A fuel flow transmitter requires a motor or a synchronous motor to have a

  • constant voltage within small tolerances
  • constant frequency within small tolerances
  • low EMF as it is immersed in fuel
Mihir Somaia asking:

Can someone please explain.

Module 14. Propulsion

An increase in fuel flow through the impeller type fuel flow transmitter is measured by

  • drum lags impeller
  • impeller lags turbine
  • decreasing angle between the two
Mihir Somaia asking:

Can someone please explain.

Module 14. Propulsion

An aircraft flying at 800mph would typically use

  • turbojet
  • turbofan
  • turboprop
serzeb asking:

it could be turbofan too

Module 14. Propulsion

A thermocouple indication is taken from the

  • hot junction
  • cold junction
  • difference between the hot junction and the cold junction
serzeb asking:

Cant understand this answer, it is suppose to be difference b/w hot and cold.please explain why only cold junction.

Module 14. Propulsion

An EPR system reads slightly over 1, this would mean

  • the transmitter datum point has moved and needs replacing
  • no action required this is normal
  • the indicator needs re-calibrating back to 1
sasna asking:

EPR should read 1, is there any tolerance in EPR ????????

Module 14. Propulsion

Propeller torque is analogous to

  • engine RPM
  • shaft horsepower
  • propeller RPM
sasna asking:

not much collection of questions in this module....???/

Module 14. Propulsion

The variable bleed valves on a engine at start up is

  • open
  • closed
  • modulating
sasna asking:

bleed valve of the engine remain open during the starting of the engine???????????????????

Module 14. Propulsion

The fuel metering unit has direct inputs via

  • only the EEC
  • the EEC and the fire control handle
  • the EEC, fire control handle and the engine master switch
sasna asking:

EEC directly controls FMV, fire handle and master s/w is directly connected to SOV.

Module 14. Propulsion

When using a test set to test an EGT thermocouple circuit

  • no compensation for ambient temperature is required
  • only consider ambient temperature compensation if the ambient temperature is over 20oC
  • always compensate for ambient temperature
sauravkatwal asking:

WRONG AGAIN!!!!

Module 14. Propulsion

EPR is a ratio of

Diagram for question: EPR is a ratio of
  • P1 to P4
  • P1 to Pfan
  • P1 to P6
sauravkatwal asking:

WRONG ANSWER!!!!!!

Module 14. Propulsion

in a flow type fuel system, fuel shutoff is done by

  • mechanical ball valve
  • fcu torque motor
  • l.p fuel cock
sauravkatwal asking:

Help..need some reference!!

Module 14. Propulsion

How is fuel flow varied in a variable displacement pressure type pump?

  • Alter the camplate angle
  • Remote servo pressure
  • Direct cable to camplate
rajib asking:

how many types of pumps are there? and what about camplate angle?

Module 14. Propulsion

A short circuit in a d.c ratiometer will give

  • max scale reading
  • zero scale reading
  • min scale reading
rajib asking:

how??

Module 14. Propulsion

Propeller speed is measured from

  • a slip ring pulse probe
  • a tachometer on the LP turbine shaft
  • a pulse probe at the engine side of the reduction gear
rajib asking:

can somebody give me a reference with explanation plz.

Module 14. Propulsion

How are the combustion chambers cooled?

  • By l.p compressor air
  • By h.p compressor air
  • By fan pressure air
rajib asking:

how??

Module 14. Propulsion

Oil systems consists of

  • 2 systems
  • 3 systems
  • 4 systems
rajib asking:

Dose 3 system mean to be 'wet sump','dry sump' & 'full flow', then what about, 'pressure relief valve' & ' total loss system' please give some reference authentic enough to justify your answer. :)

Module 14. Propulsion

The inlet of a turbo fan is

  • divergent
  • convergent
  • convergent-divergent
rajib asking:

How come?

Module 14. Propulsion

Manifold pressure is measured

  • at inlet port above and below ambient conditions
  • at inlet port above and below standard atmosphere at sea level
  • at inlet port indicating boost pressure
Indrajith asking:

at inlet port above and below standard atmosphere at sea level....
If a manifold pressure gauge is measuring in a supercharged engine it will measure above 29.92 in Hg.If the supercharge is not use it will measure below that figure. EHJ Pallett Integrated Instruments Page-355

Module 14. Propulsion

When using a test set to test an EGT thermocouple circuit

  • no compensation for ambient temperature is required
  • only consider ambient temperature compensation if the ambient temperature is over 20oC
  • always compensate for ambient temperature
Indrajith asking:

Always compensate for ambient temperature....
To test the system the test set has to be trimmed for ambient temperature,as the system when in operation is adjusted for ambient temperature by the compensating resistor.This is stated in B 737 AMM.

Module 14. Propulsion

The inlet of a turbo fan is

  • divergent
  • convergent
  • convergent-divergent
eldhosekottalil asking:

the area of turbofan engine is like a convergent type na?
more area in intake and decreasing the area while going inside na??
please clarify me

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