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Block 6 slide show Day 3 cont.

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Two ways to protect electrical systems from faults.

a)

Circuit breakers / fuses

b)

Mechanical / electrically

c)

GCU / BPCU

2.

Mechanically, wire and components protected.

a)

From abrasion and excess wear through proper installation

b)

Using duct tape and construction features

c)

Cables and malleable wear components

3.

Electrically, wires can be protected how.

a)

Solenoids / relays

b)

Circuit Breakers / Fuses

c)

Circuit control units / bypass relays

4.

A battery is typically connected to the system through.

a)

Contactor relay

b)

Solid state device

c)

Electrical Solenoid

5.

At the start/ end of each flight, the battery is connected/ disconnected.

a)

From the electrical distribution buses through the solenoid contacts

b)

From the electrical bus tie breakers through the relay’s contactors

c)

From the pilot control unit computer FMU.

6.

Alternators experience a malfunction of what typically happens.

a)

Unit disconnects and disengages the engine

b)

Provides a warning indication to pilot/ Ammeter indicates a negative

c)

Unit causes overvoltage flow of current and the engine idles out

7.

GCU controls what?

a)

Power to the field winding and electrical power between aircraft/generator

b)

nothing but itself

c)

power to exciter field and BPCU

8.

The alternator is controlled by the pilot through the

a)

Alternator master switch

b)

Alternator rotor key

c)

Alternator induction motor

9.

If the alternator is powered by the aircraft engine?

a)

Alternator produces mechanical power for electrical aircraft loads

b)

Alternator produces electrical power for the aircraft electrical loads

c)

Alternator produces electrical power for the engine essential only

10.

All starter motors are controlled by?

a)

Relay switches

b)

Solenoid

c)

Mechanical relay connectors

11.

What switch will disconnect the Avionics Bus and Main Bus?

a)

Ignition switch B

b)

Ignition switch S

c)

Avionics master switch

12.

The function of an inverter?

a)

A/C to D/C

b)

D/C to D/C

c)

D/C to A/C

13.

What are Paralleling alternators and Generators?

a)

Vibrating point system for regulation

b)

Matching equipment harness

c)

Process of equalizing alternator outputs

14.

14. Power Distribution on Multiengine Aircraft circuit, what bus shows a direct connection to the battery?

a)

Main Bus

b)

Avionics Bus

c)

Hot Battery Bus

d)

Standby Bus

15.

15. Hot Battery Bus- three things about it?

a)

Bus is always hot if there is a charged battery, flight criticals, last bus to lose power

b)

It is diesel-powered, noisy, and polluting.

c)

It is solar-powered, slow, and expensive.

16.

What does GCU stand for?

a)

Generator Control Unit

b)

General Control Unit

c)

Generator Control Uit

17.

What does BPCU stand for?

a)

Bus Power Control Unit

b)

Buffer Power Class Unit

c)

Bus Power Control Uit

18.

What employs Current Transformer?

a)

GCU

b)

BPCU

c)

Alternator

19.

What does the Current Transformer do?

a)

Power the hot battery bus for flight critical safety

b)

Runs current through most aircraft electrical system

c)

Inductive unit that surrounds the main power cables of the electrical distribution system

20.

Emergency generator is called what?

a)

Rotor Air Turbine

b)

Rate Air Turbine

c)

Ram Air Turbine

21.

When troubleshooting an alternator system...

a)

Check the Vertical speed indicator

b)

Monitor the GCU field circuit

c)

Be sure to monitor the Ammeter

22.

External power (this type of allows operation of what?

a)

Alternator systems to operate under heavy loads

b)

Generator unit to reach optimal speed to engine startup

c)

Operation of various electrical systems without discharging the battery