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Oil Systems

Ella Davies AGK Englisch 53 Karten

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  1. 1what are the three main purposes of oilcooling
    lubrication
    cleaning
  2. 2what is the primary function of the oil systemreducing friction and wear between the moving components of the engine
  3. 3why must the oil be cleaneddirt must be removed from the oil before it damages the bearing or blocks small oil passageways within the engine
  4. 4why must the oil have anti-corrosion propertiesbearings within the engine are manufactured from steel which would oxidise unless it had a coating of oil
  5. 5why must the oil have cooling propertiesneed to cooled if they are to withstand the constant heat and mechanical stresses.
  6. 6how does the engine cool the bearingstakes away the heat away and transfers it to the oil coolers
  7. 7how can the oil act as hydraulic fluidin most turboprop engines the control of the pitch of the propellor heads is achieved by using engine lubricating oil as an hydraulic medium
  8. 8what is the general principe of the lubrication system of a GTEself contained recirculatory lubrication system
  9. 9what are the two types of recirculatory systemspressure relief valve system (PRVS)
    full flow system
  10. 10what is the construction of the pressure relief valve and oil pump in the PRVSparallel
  11. 11what is the function of the pressure relief valvelimit the pump outlet pressure
  12. 12what is the main principle/ goal of the PRVSto ensure oil pressure remains constant regardless of engine speed and oil temperatures
  13. 13when would the PRVS be usedin engines that have low levels of bearing chamber pressurisation and pressure does not increase much with pressure RPM
  14. 14what sort of engines is the PRVS not suited tomodern engines with high bearing chamber pressures
  15. 15EDPengine driven pump
  16. 16how can you tell if there is a problem in the PRVan indicator will pop out
  17. 17what is the purpose of the system pressure relief valveto ensure that pressure is always the same after the pressure filter
  18. 18how are the pumps drivenby the accessory gear box
  19. 19what does the full flow system allow forsmaller oil pumps than an equivalent pressure relief system to be used
  20. 20what is the full flow system more capable of achievingoptimum oil flow rates throughout engine speed range
  21. 21how can the full flow lubrication system achieve the required oil flow to the engineallowing the oil pressure pump to supply the oil feed the oil feed jets directly
  22. 22what happens as you go faster in regards to the oilthe oil gets burned as it heats up
  23. 23when does the full flow system use the full capacity of the pumpsat maximum engine speed
  24. 24what does the full flow system allow in regards to bearing pressureshigher bearing pressures
  25. 25what determines the distribution of the flowrestrictors at the end of each branch of the system
  26. 26in a full flow system what will the oil pressure indicators indicatea change according to engine operating condition
  27. 27why are pressure relief valves implemetedto protect system components from the extreme pressure that could be generated in abnormal circumstances
  28. 28where is the oil tank usually mountedas a separate unit on the side of the engines
  29. 29where are the oil pumps typically installedin a oil pump pack fitted to the accessory housing
  30. 30what should you do if an oil pump failsshut the engine down
  31. 31when can you check the oil level of the dry sumpat any time
  32. 32what do you need to do before checking the oil level of a wet sumpleave it for 10 minutes and them check the level
  33. 33what types of oil coolers can be usedair cooled or fuel cooled or both
  34. 34where are the magnetic chip detectorsin the scavenge line
  35. 35what is the purpose of the magnetic chip detectorscollect ferrous material from the oil before the scavenge pumps
  36. 36what sort of fitting is used to retain in the pipelinebayonet fitting with a self sealing valve housing
  37. 37what is the purpose of the centrifugal breatherto get rid of any air in the oil
  38. 38how does the centrifugal breather de-aerateit spins very fast , and allows the air to flow out to ambient
  39. 39what can air in the oil causecavitation
  40. 40why are filters fittedto prevent debris and foreign matter from being continuously circulated
  41. 41which filter is more powerfula high pressure filter
  42. 42what id the purpose of the thread type filterslast chance filter immediately before the oil jets
  43. 43DPIdifferential pressure indicator
  44. 44what does a DPS indicatethat the filters MAY be clogged/ about to be clogged
  45. 45what expansion do roller bearings allow foraxial and radial
  46. 46what loads can roller bearings supportradial loads only
  47. 47what expansion can ball bearing allow forradial expansion only
  48. 48what loads can ball bearings supportaxial and radial loads
  49. 49what are labyrinth sealed used forlining the seal to the to the bearing housings, and prevent oil escaping
  50. 50how do labyrinth seals seal the housingby using high pressure air through an irregular path and lining to the seal the housing
    prevent the teeth from bending out of shape
  51. 51what can carbon seals be described assealed units (like batteries)
  52. 52where is the oil temp sensorupstream of the centrifugal breather
  53. 53where is the oil pressure sensordownstream of the fuel cooled oil cooler

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AGK (Powerplants) Karteikarten am Oil Systems, erstellt von Ella Davies am 09/05/2018.
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