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WorksheetsSistema de Empuje Reverso en Aeronaves
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the main function of the reverse thrust system in an aircraft?
Increase takeoff speed
Facilitate braking during landing
Improve fuel efficiency in flight
Allow turns in the air
Which of the following is not a type of reverse thrust system?
Clamshell doors
Bucket doors
Blocker doors
Fan doors
Which reverse thrust system primarily uses hydraulic actuators?
Clamshell
Bucket doors
Blocker doors
Wing flaps
What happens when reverse thrust is activated at very low speeds?
Increases engine power
There may be gas reflux to the compressor
Aerodynamics of flight improves
No additional effect occurs
What is the name given to the reverse thrust system that diverts the cold air flow from the fan?
Clamshell doors
Bucket doors
Blocker doors
Turbo doors
What is the main risk of using reverse thrust on a wet or low traction runway?
Increased risk of skidding
Higher fuel consumption
Damage to turbines
Overheating of the engine
Which of the following elements activates the reverse thrust system in the cockpit?
Throttle lever
Reverse thrust lever
Brake pedals
Safety switch
What is the recommended speed to reduce the reverse thrust lever position to a minimum?
Between 80 and 100 knots
Between 60 and 80 knots
Between 40 and 60 knots
Less than 30 knots
What happens automatically if the reverse thrust doors deploy when the throttle is forward?
The engine shuts down
The throttle automatically goes to minimum
The doors return to their stowed position
An audible alarm is activated
What is a common safety measure in the reverse thrust system?
Cannot be selected if the throttle is not at minimum
Automatically activates upon landing
Only works with the aircraft in motion
Does not require regular maintenance
