Governor Test
Governor Test Quiz
Test your knowledge of governors and their fun
Get ready to challenge yourself with:
- Multiple choice questions
- Checkbox options
- Visual representations
What effect is the governor based on?
Torque bending
Centripetal
Centrifugal
Gravity
Are phases of flight where the pilot can maximize the performance of the engine, except for...
Cruise
Take-off
Approach
Descent
What happen when the control lever moves forward?
The dynamic counterweights must rotate faster
The dynamic counterweights must rotate slower
The dynamic counterweights must stop rotating
The dynamic counterweights rotation most stay constant
What regulates the operation oil pressures?
Engine oil inlet
Flyweights
Idler gear
Relief valve
Which of these images is a representation of a “Smaller Bite”
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What happen if the airplane goes into a descent or the engine power is increased?
A take-off configuration
An underspeed condition
An overspeed condition
A landing configuration
What happens in an underspeed condition?
High pressure oil enters propeller line
Oil drains from propeller
Engine oil inlet receives oil from the lubricating system
Pilot valve closes propeller line
Which of these is an hydraulic governor?
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