Multi Electrical Systems (fire protection, undercarriage, lights)
Multi Electrical Systems Quiz
Test your knowledge on multi electrical systems, covering fire protection, undercarriage, and lighting in aircraft. This quiz consists of 16 questions designed to evaluate your understanding of crucial aircraft safety systems.
- Interactive and engaging format
- Offers insights into key electrical system components
- Perfect for aviation enthusiasts and professionals
What are the two main categories of fire detector
Single point
Continuous
Multiplex
Stagnated
Variable
Automatic
What is the purpose of the integrity switch in the electro-pneumatic fire wire system
Notifies pilot with an amber CWP caption
Notifies pilot with a red warning caption
Notifies the pilot with a green CWP caption
Puts out the fire
When should the fire bottle push switch be operated (pick 2)
When you have reason to believe there is a fire
When stated to do so in a specific MP
When an officer tells you to do so
When your JENGO tells you to do so
When there is no power to the aircraft
Name the safety devices that prevent inadvertent operation of the undercarriage (pick 5)
Weight on wheels
NWS centring
Airspeed switch
Locking solenoid
Ground locks
Engines running
Steering locked
Flaps activated
What emergency undercarriage extension methods do we have (pick 4)
Pneumatic blow down
Gravity free fall
Manual wind down
Hydraulic backups
Explosive release
Drogue chute
What landing assist systems are commonly adopted on military aircraft (pick 2)
Drag chute
Arrestor hook
Grappling hook
Drogue chute
Parachute
Hook
What is the nominal deceleration rate of an aircraft
Maximum rate of deceleration while maintaining control
Minimum deceleration rate while maintaining control
Maximum deceleration rate without ABS
What is the purpose of navigation lights
Indicate direction of travel
To prevent crashes
To light up path
To show ATC where the aircraft is
What safety precaution must be adhered to after following the first steps when carrying out maintenance on a strobe light (Remove power and isolate, wait a minimum of 5 minutes, disconnect low tension, disconnect high tension)
Do not operate without red lens attached
Stand 10 meters back
Wear sun-glasses
Do not eat 1 hour before hand
What safety procedure must be followed in the event of a GTLS breakage
Vent the area if possible, leave immediately, do not enter for 15 minutes (vented) or 60 minutes (unvented), avoid debris and seek medical aid if required
Vent the area if possible, leave immediately, do not enter for 40 minutes (vented) or 120 minutes (unvented), avoid debris and seek medical aid if required
Vent the area if possible, leave immediately, do not enter for 5 minutes (vented) or 10 minutes (unvented), avoid debris and seek medical aid if required
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