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Trim Air provided by which systems
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MD-11 Air Systems

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Trim Air provided by which systems Systems 1 and 3
Trim Air Switch controls Both Trim Air Pressure Regulating Valves (PRV)
Temp Control Knobs control Trim Air Modulating Valves
Trim Air Manifold is routed through Avionics Bay
External air can be connected to Systems 1 & 2 (Left Side)
Conditioned air can be connected to Right side of AC
Avionics Cooling begins when AC Power Application
Number of cooling fans in Avionics and CAC 3 each (only one runs at a time)
On T/O the Avionics Exhaust Fan is ___ and the Venturi is _____ Exhaust Fan ON, Venturi CLOSED for TO
After T/O the Avionics Exhaust Fan is ____ and the Venturi is ____ Exhaust Fan OFF, Venturi OPEN @ 1.5 PSI differential
"FLOW" light in AVNCS FAN switch on means (CPA) Cooling airflow insufficient, Pressurization airflow insufficient, Altitude (cabin) >10,000'
"OVRD" light in AVNCS FAN switch always means Exhaust Fan is ON, Venturi is CLOSED (comes on for normal takeoff)
Air System Test is initiated by Annunciator Lights Test
Air System Test test the following (TEMAC) Trim air shut-off Engine 2 anti-ice duct Manifold fail detect syst Avionics Fan CAC fans
"CAB ALT" light means >10,000' CA in AUTO or MAN and turns off ECON
"NO MASKS" light means Masks in lav didn't drop by 14,770' Hold switch 3 sec to drop masks
Does the Trim Air switch work in auto or manual mode Both
"AVNCS OVHT" light in Trim Air Switch means and does what Assumes leak in trim air manifold Closes both Trim Air PRVs in AUTO or MANUAL
CABIN AIR switch when pressed does what 1. Reduces to single pack operation 2. Closes Cargo Zone Cond. Air S/O Valve (in MAN, requires QRH to accomplish)
Pack "FLOW" light illuminated means Pack commanded on & low airflow Pack commanded off & flow present
1-2 or 1-3 ISOL switch "DISAG" light means Valve not in commanded position
Limitation on use of 1-2/1-3 ISOL switch Do not interconnect two or more active engine pneumatic supply systems
"USE ENG AIR" light switch on means A/C is pressurized in flight and APU AIR is selected ON
"PRESS" light in PRV switch means Low Pressure
"TEMP HI" light in PRV switch means Hot air downstream of pre-cooler
"TEMP HI" in AUTO results in Level 1 Alert (amber) PRV closes ISO valves used to run pack
"TEMP HI" in MANUAL results in Red Level 3 Alert No Auto features. Manually close PRV IAW QRH
"MANF" light means Hot air outside the manifold
"MANF" light in AUTO results in CAC MANF DECAY CK (level 1) PRV Closes
"MANF" light in MAN results in CAC MANF FAIL (level 3) PRV Closes Requires crew to perform decay check
# 1 "MANF" light alone, leak is _____ Between #1 Engine pod and CAC
#1 & 2 "MANF" lights, leak is _____ Left FWD tunnel, FWD of CAC
#2 "MANF" light alone, leak is ___ Aft of CAC up to #2 engine
#3 "MANF" light alone, leak is ___ Right engine to fuselage, up FWD right tunnel to pack
All 3 "MANF" lights, leak is ___ Inside the CAC
All 3 "MANF" lights on, Controller does the following Performs decay check to isolate problem Turns good systems back on Red "MANF" lights on until sys cools
Lower FWD Cargo compartment Heated, vented, and cooled from SYS 3
Center Cargo compartment Heated only from SYS 2
Aft Cargo compartment Heated, vented, cooled from SYS 2
Max Differential Pressure 9.1 PSI
Normal Differential Pressure 8.6 PSI
Max Operating Altitude 43,200'
Pressure Reliev Valves begin to open at __ fully open at __ 8.76 PSI 9.1 PSI
Max Differential Pressure on the ground .5 PSI
Door will not open if pressure reaches .55 PSI
AC Pressurized to ___ when ___ 100' Below Field Elevation Slats Extended (cleared to configure)
Bleeds and Packs come back on during normal takeoff profile at First Power Reduction
If Packs did not come on at first pwr red, then will come on at 4500' AFE
Normal pressurization schedule begins at ___ for emergency return purposes 5000' AFE
Aircraft depressurizes on landing when Slats Retracted
Ditching Switch does these three things Closes holes, depressurizes, inhibits GPWS and some landing gear warnings
Pressurizaition numbers in sequence <100', 0.5, 0.55, Pwr Red, 4500', 5000', 8.6, 8.76, 9.1, 43,200'
"NO ICE DETECTED" light inhibited below 18,000'
"ICE DET SINGLE" means One lost system, pilot must determine when to turn on AI
EAI uses ___ stage air MID
Wing Anti Ice heats The outer 5 slats
Rule of 4s One bleed source may only support 4 points (Pack=2, AI=1)
If you lose 2 bleed sources, one source may power __ points while ___ 5 Points, while departing icing conditions
Eng 2 Anti Ice Duct DUAL shroud leak produces Level 1 alert, ENG 2 A-ICE DUCT, Ok to use
Eng 2 Anti Ice Duct SINGLE shroud leak produces Level 1 alert SEL ENG 2 AI OFF
If SINGLE shroud w/leak and valve does not close then Level 3 Alert: ENG 2 A-ICE DUCT Phase ONE required: THROTTLE IDLE
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