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Quiz 5

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How many instrument classifications are there? — 2 – 3 – 4 3
Every indicator requires a – power source – ground – sensor sensor
Instruments used to control an aircraft's attitude are known as – flight instruments – engine instruments – navigation instruments flight instruments
Analog flight instruments are operated by – air pressure and electricity – electricity and gyros – air pressure and gyros air pressure and gyros
Pressure measuring instruments – are remote sensing – are direct reading – can be either of these can be either of these
A bourdon tube is used to measure __ – pressure – angle of attack – air velocity pressure
A diaphragm that is evacuated and then sealed is called a __ – bellows – aneroid – android aneroid
Connecting multiple diaphragm chambers together creates a – bellows – aneroid – android bellows
Diaphragms, aneroids and bellows that are remote sensing are part of a – – reducer – receiver – transducer transducer
What would be used to measure pressure for digital flight instruments? – liquid state sensors – solid state sensors – calibrated bourdon tubes solid state sensors
Absolute pressure is when a force is compared to – a total vacuum – the force exerted – a higher pressure a total vacuum
Gauge pressure is the difference between the pressure being measured and – – no pressure – standard pressure – atmospheric pressure atmospheric pressure
When 2 pressures are compared in a gauge, it is known as – atmospheric pressure – differential pressure – scale pressure differential pressure
The standard pressure and temperature are – 29.92"Hg and 80°F – 30.00"Hg and 59°F – 29.92"Hg and 59°F 29.92"Hg and 59°F
The ______________ gauge is the most important to the health of the engine, and is measured in _________. – Oil Temp, PSI – Oil Pressure, °F – Oil Pressure, PSI Oil Pressure, PSI
Analog manifold pressure gauges make use of – aneroids – solid state sensors – bourdon tubes aneroids
Turbine engine gauges that relate to the thrust being developed are – exhaust gas temp gauges – turbine inlet pressure gauges – engine pressure ratio gauges engine pressure ratio gauges
The airspeed, altimeter and VSI instruments rely on the ______ system. – vacuum – pitot-static – electrical pitot-static
Pitot tubes are mounted – in smooth air, parallel to the line of flight – in turbulent air, perpendicular to the line of flight – in smooth air, perpendicular to the line of flight in smooth air, parallel to the line of flight
The static system is always mounted in the pitot tube – True – False False
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