This quiz assesses knowledge on the operation and maintenance of Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE), specifically focusing on the New Generation Heater (NGH). It covers topics such as temperature control, starting procedures, and sensible heat, crucial for personnel in military aerospace environments.
When the temperature gauge reads COOL.
Never, as it will result in serious engine damage.
When ambient temperature is below 32 degrees Fahrenheit (°F).
During the engine start up with the ignition switch in PREHEAT position.
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Ample warm-up time.
A minimum of 45 seconds.
System voltage indicates 120 volts alternating current (VAC).
The inside chamber temperature reaches 140 degrees Fahrenheit (°F).
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Without first talking with the operator.
Without first consulting your supervisor.
Unless accurate technical data is available.
Unless in the presence of an experienced mechanic.
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Super heat.
Latent heat.
Specific heat.
Sensible heat.
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Sensible heat.
Specific heat.
Super heat.
Latent heat.
Operate in moderate to high pressure.
Operate in low to moderate pressure.
Be semi-corrosive to metals.
Have a high boiling point.
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Blower.
Airflow.
Evaporator.
Temperature.
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Low-pressure gas.
High-pressure gas.
Low-pressure liquid.
High-pressure liquid.
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30 pounds of oil pressure is reached on the engine oil pressure gauge.
The start switch is released.
The engine warms up.
The engine starts.
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Low pressure cutout.
Temperature controller.
Pressure control cutout.
Compressor pump down overload.
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Inward.
Vacuum.
Pressure.
Outward.
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Remove refrigerant.
Remove and store refrigerant.
Remove refrigerant and separate acids from the refrigerant.
Remove and store refrigerant and separate oil and acids from the refrigerant.
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Purge valve.
Receiver inlet valve.
Receiver outlet valve.
Discharge service valve.
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An air compressor fan only.
An expansion turbine only.
A heat exchanger and an expansion turbine.
An expansion turbine and a compressor fan.
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Compressor.
Heat exchanger.
Expansion turbine.
Temperature controller.
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Ensure the engine is at governed speed before engaging compressor.
Allow compressor oil and discharge pressures to stabilize.
Defrost the evaporator.
Build-up oil pressure.
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Maximum.
Minimum.
Constant.
Erradic.
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Air.
Refrigerant.
Electric heater.
Engine coolant.
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Condensing refrigerant absorbs heat from the air stream.
Boiling refrigerant absorbs heat from the air stream.
Condensing refrigerant looses heat to the air stream.
Boiling refrigerant looses heat to the air stream.
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Air shutoff.
Fuel shutoff.
Coolant control.
Refrigerant flow.
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Permit refrigerant pressure to equalize.
Perform maximum refrigerant pump down.
Place heating/cooling switch in HEATING position.
Place the reversing valve lever in the HEATING position.
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Isolate the problem.
Perform a service inspection.
Perform an operational check.
Recognize the write-up as a malfunction.
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Sweating at the outlet of a component.
Frosting at the outlet of a component.
Abnormal compressor noise.
Increased suction pressure. Please
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Sliding barrier.
Rotating barrier.
Discharge valve.
Stationary barrier.
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Lubricates the connecting rods.
Has high viscosity and is very inflammable.
Forms a seal between the vanes and the stator.
Permits it to be classified as a high pressure unit.
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Hollow-ported bolt.
Hollow stator shaft.
Hollow rotor shaft.
Drilled passages.
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Ensure minimum pressure within the oil chamber.
Ensure minimum pressure to the condensate drain.
Prevent receiver air from flowing back to the compressor by working as a check valve.
Increase the efficiency of the felt pads by ensuring they receive a constant minimum air pressure.
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High pressure.
Low pressure.
High volume.
Low volume.
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9.
7.
5.
3.
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Between the bottom and half way up on the sight glass.
Between half way and the top of the sight glass.
Any oil level present in the sight glass.
At least one-third up the sight glass.
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Tow.
Closed.
Opened.
Transport.
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High-pressure.
Low-pressure.
High volume.
Low volume.
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5.
10.
15.
20.
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2,400.
4,100.
4,400.
6,400.
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2/3 to 3/4 inch from the bottom of the glass.
2/3 to 3/4 inch from the top of the glass.
1/2 inch from the bottom of the glass.
1/2 inch below the top of the glass.
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Warming door is not lowered for cold weather operating conditions.
Low oil level in the feed air compressor lubricant separator tank.
Booster compressor defective.
Poor air ventilation.
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Weather conditions.
Wind direction.
Ventilation.
Safety.
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Bleed air from the reservoir during operation.
Purge entrapped air before operation.
Fill the outlet hoses to the aircraft.
Remove contaminants.
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OPEN.
STAND.
AIRCRAFT.
EXTERNAL.
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High pressure relief.
Thermal relief.
Check/relief.
Fill relief.
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Relief valves.
Aircraft pumps.
Low pressure filters.
High pressure pump.
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Volume control.
Flow control valve.
Compensator control.
Flowmeter assembly.
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Water level switch.
Oil pressure switch.
Fuel level indicator.
Fuel pressure switch.
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Fill switch, LS4.
Fill master switch.
Fill micro switch, FS1.
Fill to start relay switch.
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Return system bypass.
Compensator control.
Supply shut-off.
System selector.
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300 pounds per square inch (psi) above compensator valve pressure.
300 psi above required test pressure.
500 psi above compensator valve pressure.
500 psi above required test pressure.
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Aluminum.
Open end.
Tubing.
Brass.
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Precision tolerances.
Weight and size.
Intricate parts.
Age.
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