WorksheetsAircraft Systems - Engine
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Aviation Engines are separated into _______ Groups
One
Two
Three
Four
Aviation Engines are separated as
Reciprocating and Turbine Engines
Electrical And Mechanical Engines
Most Airlines and corporate airplanes uses
Turbine Engines
Reciprocating Engines
General Aviation and Training Aircraft uses
Turbine Engines
Reciprocating Engines
In ____________ Fuel and air are mixed, compressed and then ignited
Cylinders
Air filter
Camshaft
Crankshaft
Piston and Propeller are connected to
Crank Shaft
Cam Shaft
As the Crankshaft rotates, the propeller also rotates simultaneously
Yes
No
In Aircraft system- Cylinders Under goes a continuous
Two Stroke Cycle
Four Stroke Cycle
Intake, compression, power and Exhaust, terms related to
Four stroke cycle
Two stroke cycle
First Stroke - Intake Stroke, which means
Fuel air mixture is sucked into combustion chamber
Piston reverses direction moving back towards cylinder
Second Stroke - Compression Stroke, which means,
Fuel air mixture is sucked into combustion chamber
Piston reverses direction moving back towards cylinder
Third Stroke - Power Stroke, which means,
which ignites the fuel mixture and makes it combust
Pushing out the combusted Gases
Fourth Stroke - Exhaust Stroke, which means,
which ignites the fuel mixture and makes it combust
Pushing out the combusted Gases
Purpose of Camshaft
Controls the valves
Ignites the Fuel Mixture
Compression
Exhaust
Camshaft is a rotating cylinder, situated above the
Crankshaft
Fuel Injection
Throttle Valve
Air Filter
who controls the amount of fuel and air that go into the cylinder
Throttle
Mixture
Air filter
Fuselage
Air Filter usually found in
Front of the plane
Back side of the Plane
System that can control Fuel air mixture in Modern Airplanes is
Fuel Injection System
Carburetor System
Fuel Injection System have many benefits over Carburetor system
Yes
No
Two Systems That can control Fuel air mixture is Fuel Injection System and Carburetor System
May Be
Yes
No
Not Sure
Fuel pumps, Fuel control, Fuel manifold, and Fuel discharge can be found in which system
Fuel Injection System
Carburetor
Ignition System Components includes
Magnetos
Spark Plugs
Wires
Ignition Switch
all
Pre- Ignition means
Ignited Prior to its Normal time
Ignited normally
What happens if a lingering hot spot is on the cylinder wall
Pre- Ignition Occurs
Compression Occurs
Cooling system of Aircraft system Engines can be done by
Air
Oil
Both
None
