AIR 1390 Airframe Mid-Term 1 Review

A possible cause for reduced fuel supply to the engine and engine stoppage may be:

• Vapor lock

• Icing

• Gibbet gallow

• Anti-icing

A gravity fuel system where fuel is supplied to the engine from more than one tank must have air spaces interconnected

• True

• False

Water and dirt accumulation in the tank can collect and be drained from:

• Fuel tank sump

• Engine drain

• Surge tank drain

• Naca vent drain

What do aircraft have to exhaust vapors from the fuel system?

• Vents for all aircraft fuel tanks

• Vacuum surge systems

• Inerting systems

• Gas flooding technology

Engine-driven pumps can pull fuel from more than one tank at a time.

• True

• False

What are Aircraft fuel jettison systems primarily installed for ?

• Reduce weight for landings and the possibility of damage

• To not incur overweight landing fees

• Correct fuel to air ratio

• Defuelling

What is in place to allow the feeding of any engine from any tank?

• Fuel cross-feed system

• Fuel flow-through system

• Vermook systems

• Quantum exhaust drive

What fuel pump has the ability to separate vapor from fuel?

• Centrifugal type pump

• Gear pump

• Engine pump

• Ejector pump

Large aircraft with many fuel tanks made up of many compartments in wings with dihedral best use what fuel gage system?

• Capacitance type fuel indicating system

• Float type fuel indicating system

• Fluid type fuel indicating system

• Visual type fuel indicating system

An ejector fuel pump:

• Has no moving parts

• Is only used to send fuel to the jettison system

• Is only found in the Naca vent system

• Is not a thing