The document contains multiple choice questions about aircraft fuel systems. It addresses topics like fuel tank quantity measurements, pump operation, fuel configuration warnings, and fuel jettison capabilities.
The document contains multiple choice questions about aircraft fuel systems. It addresses topics like fuel tank quantity measurements, pump operation, fuel configuration warnings, and fuel jettison capabilities.
The document contains multiple choice questions about aircraft fuel systems. It addresses topics like fuel tank quantity measurements, pump operation, fuel configuration warnings, and fuel jettison capabilities.
The document contains multiple choice questions about aircraft fuel systems. It addresses topics like fuel tank quantity measurements, pump operation, fuel configuration warnings, and fuel jettison capabilities.
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Can the LEFT forward pump be switched off if it is
supplying fuel to the APU on the ground with the
APU running? Yes, by pushing its switch On then OFF No, the pump cannot be turned off Yes, by pushing the DC fuel pump switch on.
Where does the total fuel value come from?
Sum of Left, Center & Right quantity indications From a separate calculation in the fuel quantity processor Separate probes in the fuel tanks
Wing main tank pumps 'PRESSURE' lights comes
on for: Pump switch off. Pump failure All of the above. Low pressure
How can you tell if the fuel pump switch is off?
The bar & ON will be out of view The bar will be in view. The ON will be in view
What action, if any, is required when starting the
APU with battery power only? No action is required, the DC fuel pump starts automatically The left forward DC pump must be placed on The DC fuel pump must be switched on prior to APU start
With the engines running, when will the center pump
low PRESSURE lights illuminate? Only when the pumps are switched off When pump pressure is low and no usable fuel is in the center tank with the center pumps on Only when the pumps are off or the tank is empty
Fuel temperature is taken from:
The right tank The center tank The left main tank Surge tanks are installed in each wing tip and accomodate fuel expansion. False. True Fuel is drained from surge tnks to center tank.
How are the fuel quantity figures on the FUEL QTY
panel computed? By fuel processors and by FMC By fuel processors that receive data from sensors located in fuel tanks By FMC through the measurement of fuel flow
You have activated all pumps switches for engine
start. Main fuel pumps come on immediately, center pumps do not. In this case, why aren't the center pumps on? Center pumps are inhibited with APU operating Center pumps are inhibited when N2 is below 50% Center pumps malfunctioned Center pumps are inhibited on ground
If no boost pumps are available, engines can
suction fuel from main tanks only. True False.
You manually enter total fuel volume into PERF INIT
page. On what will the FMCs base their fuel computations? Calculated value. Totalizer value
The FUEL CONFIG light is illuminated in case of:
center tank fuel pumps off with fuel in center tanks All of the above. imbalance between left & right main tanks low fuel quantity The two center tank fuel pumps have approximately twice the output pressure of the left & right main tank fuel pumps. When all six pumps are operating, the center tank pumps override the left & right main tank pumps so that center tank fuel is used before left or right main tank fuel. True False.
For the B767-300, from which tank can you jettison
fuel from? Left and right only. All tanks. Center tank.
Will all pumps come on when their respective switch
is on? None of the above. Yes. The center tank pumps will not come on until the respective engine is started. No. The left forward pump is only for the APU.