This quiz assesses knowledge on jet engine mechanics, focusing on concepts like air temperature, air velocity, Newton's laws, and basic physics properties such as work and energy. It is designed for individuals preparing for the 2A551 CDCs Volume 3 certification, enhancing understanding of aerospace engineering principles.
Diffuser
Afterburner
Compressor
Turbine blades
Rate this question:
Bernoulli's Law
Newton's First Law of Motion
Newton's Second Law of Motion
Newton's Third Law of Motion
Rate this question:
Work
Power
Inertia
Friction
Rate this question:
Energy
Inertia
Friction
Potential
Rate this question:
Energy
Inertia
Friction
Velocity
Rate this question:
Pressurizing and dump (P&D) valve
Fuel nozzles
Fuel control
Fuel pump
Rate this question:
50
60
70
80
Rate this question:
Increases pressure
Decreases pressure
Results in pressure fluctuations
Has minimum effect on pressure
Rate this question:
Low velocity at all times
Less velocity exiting than entering
Equal velocity entering and exiting
Greater velocity exiting than entering
Rate this question:
Turbine stator (nozzle diaphragm)
Turbine exhaust cone
Combustion section
Ejector nozzle
Rate this question:
Diffuser
Jet nozzle
Combustion liner
Nozzle diaphragm
Rate this question:
It is in effect a turbo-supercharger
The nozzles within the engine are called jets
It uses a turbine-type compressor to maintain power
It uses a exhaust-gas-driven turbine wheel to drive its compressor
Rate this question:
Turbo
Turbine
Exhaust
Diffuser
Rate this question:
Resultant velocity
Tangential velocity
Pressure pulsations
Air mass leaving the impeller at great velocities
Rate this question:
Axial-flow because of size
Centrifugal because of size
Axial-flow because of fewer parts
Centrifugal because of fewer parts
Rate this question:
60 and 70
65 and 75
75 and 95
95 and 100
Rate this question:
Steady-state zone
Pressure-ratio zone
Compressor stall zone
Operating temperature zone
Rate this question:
10:1
10:4
15:1
15:4
Rate this question:
Interlocking stainless steel bands
The inner and outer diffuser case
A forged steel casing
Solid sheet metal
Rate this question:
Pressure-atomizing
Fuel-blasting
Fuel ejector
Fuel tube
Rate this question:
Low
High
Medium
Medium-high
Rate this question:
Shrouded, unshrouded, and fir tree
Shrouded, unshrouded, and corrugated
Impulse, reaction, and reaction-impulse
Impeller, impulse, reaction-impulse
Rate this question:
Screws
Cables
Lockwire
Lock strips
Rate this question:
Swirl exhaust gas-flow
Equalize exhaust gas-flow
Modulate exhaust gas-flow
Straighten exhaust gas-flow
Rate this question:
Mice
Flaps
Seals
Segments
Flap
Segmented
Segmented flap
Segmented nozzle
Rate this question:
Spraybar
Flameholder
Screech liner
Fuel manifold
Rate this question:
Three-bladed, reversible-pitch propeller; 13.5 feet in diameter
Three-bladed, reversible-pitch propeller; 15.5 feet in diameter
Four-bladed, reversible-pitch propeller; 13.5 feet in diameter
Four-bladed, reversible-pitch propeller; 15.5 feet in diameter
Rate this question:
Bleed air
De-icing solution
Electrically heated elements
Exhaust air from the H-1 heater
Rate this question:
Pneumatic
Fuel injection
Hydromechanical
Electrohydromechanical
Rate this question:
N2 sensor
T2.5 sensor
Fuel nozzles
Pressurizing and dump (P&D) valve
Rate this question:
A green flag pops out
Fuel pressure from the fuel pump is low
A differential pressure indicator is actuated
There is no way to tell without disassembling the filter
Rate this question:
Gear
Gerotor
Rotogear
Sliding vane
Rate this question:
Deaerator
Scavenge
Gerotor
Gear
Rate this question:
Relief
Check
Bypass
Pressurizing
Rate this question:
Air/oil
Fuel/oil
Water/oil
Hydraulic/oil
Rate this question:
Control oil poppet valve
Direct oil around fuel filter
Control oil exiting from cooler
Direct oil around or through cooler
Rate this question:
Wadding
Packing
A gasket
A filler
Rate this question:
Is usually mounted on the engine accessory drive
Uses a starter-clutch assembly to disengage the starter from the engine
Has the advantages of less weight and fewer moving parts than other starters
Requires high-pressure, low-volume air flow to produce torque necessary for engine start
Rate this question:
Inverter
Capacitor
Generator
Transformer
Rate this question:
Vibrator, alternating current (AC)-to-DC converter, and transformer
Transformer, igniter plugs, and AC-to-DC converter
Vibrator, igniter plugs, and AC-to-DC converter
Vibrator, igniter plugs, and transformer
Rate this question:
Produces fewer sparks
Has fewer components in the system
Is not dependent on the aircraft electrical system
Makes starting possible when the igniter plugs are fouled
Rate this question:
Be light in weight and easy to calibrate
Operate on direct current (DC) and be small
Be light in weight, small in size, and easy to read
Operate on alternating current (AC) and be light in weight
Rate this question:
British thermal units (BTUs) per hour
Pounds per square inch (PSI)
Degrees Fahrenheit
Degrees Celcius
Rate this question:
Recycling of used oil
Production of wear metals
Increased equipment availability
Increased length of time between oil changes
Rate this question:
This could cause paralysis or death
This could cause saliva contamination of the sample
There is a chance of dropping the tube into the oil tank
This may result in a mixture of sludge from the tank bottom
Rate this question:
Dirt and sand
Grease and dirt
Sand and plastic
Plastic and grease
Rate this question:
Positive and negative fuel-flow
Negative fuel-flow under all conditions
Positive fuel-flow under positive conditions
Positive and reliable fuel-flow under all conditions
Rate this question:
Quiz Review Timeline (Updated): Mar 19, 2023 +
Our quizzes are rigorously reviewed, monitored and continuously updated by our expert board to maintain accuracy, relevance, and timeliness.
Wait!
Here's an interesting quiz for you.