Metroliner SA227 - General Study Set

Metroliner SA227 - General Study Set

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Oil System Used for which 5 items ?

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Cards (107)

Section 1

(50 cards)

Oil System Used for which 5 items ?

Front

Prop Governor Reduction Gear Engine Bearing Rear Turbine Bearing Nts

Back

GENERATOR FAIL

Front

Cause: The generator relay is open

Back

Battery Power Rating

Front

24v

Back

OIL PRESSURE

Front

CAUSE: Oil pressure is below 40 psi.

Back

Oil Quantity : Reservoir ___? System Capacity ___?

Front

Reservoir 3.8qts System 8.3qts

Back

CAWI Limitations Time - Max Torque- Max EGT - Min OAT - Min Exposure Temp - ? Time ? Gallons __? Min __?

Front

Time - 5 mins Max Torque - 110% Max EGT - 650C Min OAT - -6C Min Exposure temp - -24c within the proceeding hour 16 Gals Total - Minimum 8 Gals

Back

Electrical Power Rating

Front

28v

Back

G Limits: Flaps - No Flaps -

Front

Flaps : +2 Gs -0 Gs No Flaps : +3 Gs -1 Gs

Back

Hopper Tank

Front

A hopper tank is located in the inboard section of each wing tank between the nacelle and the fuselage. A main and an auxiliary boost pump in each hopper tank provide lowpressure fuel to the engine-driven low-pressure fuel pumps. Four jet transfer pumps (two for each hopper) are driven by the boost pumps during boost pump operation and keep the hopper tanks filled to capacity from the collector tanks. Each hopper tank has a capacity of approximately 94 pounds (14 U.S. gallons), of which approximately 13 pounds (2 U.S. gallons) are unusable. A hopper tank is located in the inboard section of each wing tank between the nacelle and the fuselage. A main and an auxiliary boost pump in each hopper tank provide lowpressure fuel to the engine-driven low-pressure fuel pumps. Four jet transfer pumps (two for each hopper) are driven by the boost pumps during boost pump operation and keep the hopper tanks filled to capacity from the collector tanks. Each hopper tank has a capacity of approximately 94 pounds (14 U.S. gallons), of which approximately 13 pounds (2 U.S. gallons) are unusable.

Back

AC BUS

Front

Cause: 115-VAC bus is deenergized. 1 light illuminated - possible 115 vac C.B. has tripped 2 lights illuminated - possible inverter fail

Back

GPU PLUG IN

Front

Cause: A GPU plug is plugged into the external power receptacle.

Back

Elements of the Fuel Storage System

Front

- Wing Tank - Collector Tank - Hopper Tank - Fuel Venting System

Back

X-FLOW OPEN

Front

Cause: The fuel crossflow valve is not closed; it is in transit or open.

Back

RPM Limitations

Front

101 - 101.5 5mins 101.5 - 105.5 30 sec 105.5 - 106 5 secs

Back

Max GPU Amps

Front

1000 Amps

Back

Min & Max Deice Pressure

Front

Min - 10psi max - 21 psi

Back

Fuel Transfer & Engine Feed System

Front

Fuel to each engine is supplied by an independent fuel system from its respective wing tank. A crossflow line interconnects the left and right wing tanks. Two collector tanks located at the inboard end of each fuel tank refill by gravity flow. A hopper tank between the collector tanks is kept full by a jet pump system, providing a boost pump is on. Two submerged fuel pumps located in the hopper tank supply fuel through the fuel supply line and fuel shutoff valve to the engine.FUEL TANSFER AND ENGINE FEED SYSTEM GENERAL Fuel to each engine is supplied by an independent fuel system from its respective wing tank. A crossflow line interconnects the left and right wing tanks. Two collector tanks located at the inboard end of each fuel tank refill by gravity flow. A hopper tank between the collector tanks is kept full by a jet pump system, providing a boost pump is on. Two submerged fuel pumps located in the hopper tank supply fuel through the fuel supply line and fuel shutoff valve to the engine.

Back

Vacuum System - Primary Component - Used for what?

Front

Air Ejector Pump used for: - vacuum instruments - hold down phase of deice boots - pressurization system control

Back

L / R HYD PRESS LIGHTS

Front

CAUSE: Pump output pressure is low.

Back

BYPASS OPEN

Front

Cause: The associated engine fuel bypass valve is open

Back

Max & Min Suction Pressure

Front

Minimum 4.4" hg Maximum 5.5" hg

Back

Vacuum System Regulator maintains _____ " Hg within the system

Front

4.4 - 4.8 " Hg - Suction indicator is a direct reading (does not require electrical power) AMBER LOW SUCTION illuminates if suction drops below limits uses electrical power from non essential bus

Back

SAS DEICE

Front

Cause: The SAS heat relay has operated

Back

VMO

Front

246

Back

Limitation of the Windshield Wipers

Front

- Do not operate @Speeds above 125kts or on dry Windshields

Back

NOSE STEERING

Front

Cause: Steady - Power is available to the nose steering relay Flashing - A nose steering fault has been detected, and the nose steering is disconnected

Back

Collector Tank Describe: Purpose?

Front

- located between the fuselage & the first rib - equipped with flapper valves that allow fuel to gravity feed, but prevent fuel from going back to the main tank - primary purpose is to supply fuel to the jet transfer pumps which in turn pass fuel into the hopper tank

Back

CARGO DOOR

Front

Cause: Open switch in the cargo door click-clack warning system.

Back

MAX FWD & AFT BAGGAGE WEIGHT

Front

Forward 800 Aft 850

Back

XFER PUMP

Front

Cause: Fuel level in the hopper tank is low (less than approx 75 lbs)

Back

Engine Nacelle Anti-Ice Limitation

Front

+5c - 10 seconds

Back

Pneumatic System : Provides Regulated and Unregulated bleed air for the following

Front

Engine and Nacelle Anti-Icing (unregulated) Air Conditioning & Pressurization (Regulated - through bleed air valves) Hydraulic reservoir 31 psi Suction Control 18 psi Window Defogging 18 psi Deice boot inflation 18 psi

Back

Fuel Vent System

Front

A NACA design ram air scoop on the lower outboard section of the wing. specially designed to prevent ice buildup scoop is attached to the vent balance line. it provides for cross venting between the two main tanks.

Back

10 BUS TRANSFER ITEMS Normally Powered by the left essential bus, but can be switched to the right essential bus. 4 Icing - 2 Gear - 2 Inst - 1 Cabin - 1 Fuel

Front

1. Pilots DC Instruments 2. Fuel Cross Flow Valve 3. Pilots Turn and Bank 4. Surface Deicer Boots 5. Landing Gear Control 6. Landing Gear Position Indicator 7. Cabin Pressure Dump 8. Left Engine Intake Heat 9. Right Engine Intake Heat 10. Left Windshield Heat

Back

Approved Fuels

Front

Jet A, Jet A1, Jet B JP-1, JP-4, JP-5, JP-8 100LL Approved subject to AFM limits

Back

GEAR DOOR POSITION

Front

Cause: One of the main gear doors is not latched closed (illuminates on ground only).

Back

Name 3 inputs to the SAS computer Name 3 outputs from the SAS computer

Front

Inputs: Flap position SAS vane copilot pitot outputs: SAS indicator Stick pusher Stall horn

Back

ENGINE STARTER DUTY CYCLES

Front

1. 30 sec - 60 sec 2. 30 sec - 60 sec 3. 30 sec - 15 min

Back

Limitations: - Boost Pumps - Transfer Pump Lights

Front

Boost Pumps - on for all flights Transfer Pump Lights - Takeoff is prohibited if lights are illuminated

Back

L/R BETA LIGHT

Front

Cause: Prop pitch control oil pressure is sufficient to command reverse operation.

Back

NAME 6 ACCESSORIES DRIVEN BY THE REDUCTION GEAR

Front

1. Hydraulic Pumps 2. Starter Generator 3. Tachometer Generator 4. Prop Governor 5 Oil Pump 6. Fuel Control / Engine driven fuel pumps

Back

Inverter Power Rating

Front

115 Volts AC 26 Volts AC

Back

ENGINE FIRE

Front

Cause: Excessive temperature is detected in the associated engine nacelle

Back

L/R DUCT HEAT CYCL

Front

Cause: Indicated oil cooler inlet duct anti-ice thermostat is operating to heat the oil cooler inlet duct.

Back

CABIN ALTITUDE

Front

Cause: Cabin altitude is above 10,000 feet.

Back

CHIP DET

Front

Cause: Metal particles detected in the engine oil.

Back

Max EGT During Start?

Front

770 for 1 SEC

Back

Over-Speed Governor is set to what at flat pitch

Front

103% - 105%

Back

NAME THE 6 FUNCTIONS OF THE GCU (Generator Control Unit)

Front

1. Voltage Regulation 2. Paralleling (Load Sharing) 3. Relay Control 4. Reverse Current Relay 5. Ground Fault Protection 6. Over-volt Protection

Back

Wing Tank Storage - each wing storage __lbs? - total usage ___lbs?

Front

- 2171 each wing - 4342 total wing ribs function as baffles to prevent in flight lateral surging

Back

Section 2

(50 cards)

Normal max cabin differential pressure

Front

7.0 Psi

Back

Name the 3 functions of the SRL ( Single Red Line) autostart computer.

Front

- Single red line EGT computation - Automatic start fuel enrichment - Engine speed switching functions

Back

L / R BAT DISC

Front

The indicated battery relay is disconnected.

Back

MEMORY ITEMS WING OVERHEAT WARNINGS - FLASHING LIGHT

Front

1. Affected bleed air - OFF 2. Affected generator - OFF 4. Clock - START TIMING ( 3-mins)

Back

AWI NO 1 or 2 PUMP ON

Front

The applicable AWI pump is operating.

Back

MEMORY ITEMS SAS MALFUNCTIONS - SAS FAULT LIGHT ( steady or flashing )

Front

1. SAS clutch - OFF

Back

31 Psi regulated bleed air is used to ?

Front

- Assure adequate supply flow to the pumps during peak flow demands. - And to prevent foaming

Back

MEMORY ITEMS SAS MALFUNCTIONS - INADVERTENT STALL WARNING ( well above stall speed )

Front

1. SAS clutch - OFF

Back

VLO VLE

Front

VLO 176 VLE 173

Back

L / R FUEL FILTER LIGHTS

Front

The associated fuel filter is being bypassed.

Back

Temp limits for all altitudes - Starting - Operation - Max ambient temp

Front

Starting - -40c For operation - -54c Max ambient temp - ISA +40c

Back

VFE 1/4 Flaps VFE 1/2 Flaps VFE Full Flaps

Front

1/4 - 215 1/2 - 180 Full - 165

Back

MAX RAMP & Take-Off WEIGHT

Front

Ramp 14,600 Take-Off 14,500

Back

MEMORY ITEMS ENGINE FIRE - In-flight

Front

1. Engine stop & feather - PULL 2. Fuel shutoff - CLOSE 3. Hydraulic shutoff - CLOSE 4. Fire extinguisher - PRESS "Engine fire INFLIGHT checklist from the top"

Back

L / R HYD LIGHTS

Front

The engine hydraulic shutoff valve is not in the position selected by the switch or is in transit.

Back

LOW SUCTION LIGHT

Front

Insufficient suction

Back

Pre Maneuver config check

Front

Area clear Speeds high Prop sync takeoff / land Boosts on

Back

CABIN DOOR LIGHT

Front

Open switch is cabin door warning system-cabin door not properly closed.

Back

MEMORY ITEMS SAS MALFUNCTION - NOSE DOWN

Front

1. Elevator control - MAINTAIN 2. SAS clutch - OFF

Back

18 Psi regulated bleed airis used to operate which 4 systems?

Front

- Cabin & Cargo door seal inflation - Cockpit window De-fogging system - De-ice boot inflation -Bleed air to the air ejector pump for the vacuum system

Back

X-FLOW OPEN LIGHT

Front

The fuel crossflow valve is not closed; it is in transit or open.

Back

Garrett TPE331-11U engines are rated for how much horsepower?

Front

Dry Rated at 1000 Shp Wet Rated at 1100 Shp

Back

MEMORY ITEMS SMOKE IN THE AIRPLANE

Front

1. Crew OX masks - DON 2. Crew goggles - DON 3. PAX OX control - ON 4. PAX masks - DON

Back

Vmca

Front

91

Back

MEMORY ITEMS ENGINE FAILURE - Takeoff aborted

Front

1. Power levers - Ground idle 2. Brakes - as required

Back

MEMORY ITEMS ENGINE FIRE - On the ground

Front

1. Engine stop & feather - PULL 2. Engine stop button - PRESS 3. Fuel shutoff - CLOSED 4. Hydraulic Shutoff - CLOSED 5. Fire extinguisher - PRESS " Engine fire ON GROUND checklist from the top"

Back

MEMORY ITEMS WING OVERHEAT WARNINGS - STEADY LIGHT

Front

1. Affected bleed air - OFF 2. Landing gear - DOWN 3. Affected generator - OFF 4. Clock - START TIMING ( 3-mins)

Back

LEAD ACID BATTERIES - Min battery voltage for a battery start?

Front

22 Volts

Back

L / R INTAKE HT

Front

If the intake heat switch is on, the engine anti-ice valve is open. If the TEST switch is pressed, the valve is closed.

Back

BATTERY FAULT LIGHT

Front

A battery ground fault has been detected.

Back

MEMORY ITEMS DOUBLE ENGINE FAILURE - (RESTART FAILED)

Front

1. Airspeed - BEST GLIDE 150 KIAS at 14,000 ft -5Kts/1000 Lbs 2. Gear - UP 3. Flaps - UP 4. Engine failure checklist - COMPLETE

Back

MEMORY ITEMS ENGINE FAILURE - Inflight

Front

1. Engine stop & feather - PULL

Back

MEMORY ITEMS NOSE WHEEL STEERING FAILURE - NWS FAIL LIGHT ON

Front

1. Power lever button - PRESS & HOLD 2. NWS fail light - NOT ILLUMINATED

Back

L / R FUEL LIGHTS

Front

The engine fuel shutoff valve is not in the position selected by the switch or is in transit.

Back

CARGO DOOR WARNING AND TEST SYSTEM The DOOR UNSAFE and SWITCHES NORMAL lights are located on the right forward console. The system indicates door latch positions

Front

RED: The cargo door is not closed or safe. GREEN: The door handle is in the open position and the click-clack warning switches are operating correctly.

Back

L / R WING OVHT Steady? Flashing?

Front

Steady: Temperature exceeding 350ºF in the wheel well or 450º in the airconditioning duct. Flashing: Temperature exceeding 250ºF in the wing leading edge.

Back

MEMORY ITEMS SINGLE ENGINE GO-AROUND

Front

1. Power - MAX or AS REQUIRED 2. Gear - UP 3. Flaps - UP (in increments) 4. Airspeed - Vyse

Back

L / R SRL OFF LIGHTS

Front

The SRL computer is not operating. Normal with less than 80% rpm.

Back

MEMORY ITEMS STABILIZER TRIM RUNAWAY

Front

1. Elevator control - MAINTAIN 2. Trim selector - OFF

Back

SAS FAULT Steady? Flashing?

Front

Steady: SAS computer power has failed or that power has failed in combination with servo failure. On the ground, the SAS vane has deflected full up. Check SAS indicator needle. Flashing: SAS servo or servo clutch has failed.

Back

CG limits

Front

257" - 277"

Back

Capacity of the fuel system Hopper Tanks ?

Front

14 gallons - 94 Lbs

Back

L / R W/S HT

Front

Thermostat is calling for respective windshield heat.

Back

NOSE STEER FAIL

Front

Nose steer arming valve has failed open.

Back

Minimum oil temp for engine start?

Front

- 40 c

Back

Va @ 12,000 ft

Front

175

Back

MEMORY ITEMS OUT OF TRIM WARNING

Front

1. Aural out of trim warning - ABORT TAKEOFF

Back

Duty Times The flight time available for each crew member for current day is the smallest of the following.

Front

1200 Hrs - Calander year flight time 120 Hrs - Calendar month flight time 34 Hrs - Last 6 days flight time 8 Hrs - within 24 hrs

Back

Airspeed limits for airstarts

Front

100 - 180

Back

INOP temp limiter max alt. for prolonged ops _______

Front

15,000' Take-off w/ fuel bypass valve failed open is prohibited

Back

Section 3

(7 cards)

Fire Extinguisher Annunciators - OK

Front

The FIRE EXT TEST is good.

Back

Fire Extinguisher Annunciators - FIRE

Front

1. Excessive temperature in the associated engine nacelle. 2. The annunciator panel PRESS TO TEST is actuated. 3. The FIRE EXT TEST is actuated.

Back

Fire Extinguisher Annunciators - E

Front

The associated fire extinguisher bottle has been discharged and is empty or the FIRE EXT TEST is actuated.

Back

MEMORY ITEMS NOSE WHEEL STEERING FAILURES - FINAL PART OF TAKEOFF ROLL

Front

1. Directional control - MAINTAIN 2. Takeoff - CONTINUE

Back

MEMORY ITEMS ENGINE FAILURE - Takeoff continued at or above V1

Front

TAKEOFF CONTINUED AT OR ABOVE V1 1. POWER LEVER...........SET MAX POWER 2. LANDING GEAR...................................UP 3. AIRSPEED............................MAINTAIN V2 If Aircraft Will Not Climb: 4. ENG. STOP & FEATHER..................PULL 5. FLAPS (115 KIAS)... ...........................UP 6. AIRSPEED...........................................VYSE After reaching 1000' AGL 7. Failed Engine Cleanup....................Accomplish Checklist 8. Continued Flight Procedures...............Accomplish Checklist 9. AWI............................................As required

Back

MEMORY ITEMS NOSE WHEEL STEERING FAILURES - INITIAL PART OF TAKEOFF ROLL

Front

1. Takeoff - ABORT

Back

MEMORY ITEMS EMERGENCY DESCENT

Front

1. Crew OX masks - DON 2. PAX ox control - ON 3. PAX OX - DON 4. Crew communications - ESTABLISH 5. Speed levers - HIGH 6. Power levers - FLIGHT IDLE 7. Flaps - SET 1/2 8. Landing gear - DOWN 9. Airspeed - 173 KIAS MAX 10. Altitude - AS REQUIRED

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