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Aeroplane Aerodynamics: Stall Avoidance Systems

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What is a characteristic of a 'deep' or 'super' stall situation in certain aircraft?

Loss of power due to engine surging and possible flame-out

What is the primary reason for installing stall avoidance systems in certain aircraft?

To prevent loss of power and pitch control in deep stall situations

What is the function of the linear actuator in the stall avoidance system?

To mechanically connect to the artificial feel and centring unit

What was the outcome of the flight testing of the BAC 1-11 and HS Trident?

Tragic results due to deep stall situations

What is the purpose of stickshaking in stall avoidance systems?

To provide feedback to the pilots

What happens to the horizontal stabiliser in a deep stall situation?

It is subjected to turbulent airflow with loss of pitch control

What is the purpose of the Wheatstone bridge in the described circuit?

To indicate temperature proportional to the resistance of the temperature bulb

What is the function of the two coils in the ratiometer system?

To produce torques that are in opposition

What is the effect of temperature variations on the resistance of the temperature bulb?

The resistance varies

What is the purpose of the iron core in the ratiometer system?

To concentrate the magnetic field

What type of power supply is required for the ratiometer system?

DC power supply

What is the role of the moving coil assembly in the ratiometer system?

To rotate within a non-uniform air gap

What is the primary purpose of determining the recovery factor during testing?

To establish the basis for tables or graphs in the operations or flight manual

How is the Total Air Temperature typically measured in aircraft operating at high Mach numbers?

By bringing the air to rest without adding or removing heat

What is the purpose of the small strut in the Total Air Temperature probe?

To support the air intake outside of the boundary layer

What is the material used to make the Total Air Temperature probe?

Nickel-plated beryllium copper

Where is the Total Air Temperature probe typically located on an aircraft?

In the fuselage nose section

What is the correlation between the observed RAT indication and the current Mach number?

It allows SAT to be determined

What is the purpose of the axial wire wound heating element in the TAT probe?

To prevent ice formation

What is the significance of the platinum wire resistance element being hermetically sealed within two concentric platinum tubes?

To minimize thermal strain and ensure a close match of thermal expansion

Why is it essential to fit covers on TAT probes?

To prevent insect contamination and ensure personnel safety

What is the property of a body that is a function of its temperature and is related to the radiation it emits?

Emissivity

What is the purpose of the airflow turning through ninety degrees inside the air intake?

To separate water particles from the air

Why is it important to observe precautions when handling TAT probes?

To prevent personnel injury and ensure the probe's longevity

What is the primary reason for the temperature reading becoming corrupt on high-speed aircraft?

Both adiabatic compression and friction heat

What is the term used to describe the temperature increase due to the slowdown of the boundary layer?

Ram rise

What is the relationship between Ram Air Temperature (RAT) and Static Air Temperature (SAT)?

RAT is equal to SAT plus ram rise

What is the purpose of the recovery factor in Outside Air Temperature measurement?

To sense or recover the ram rise

What is the typical speed range for which a conventional platinum resistance wire bulb or bimetallic type sensor is adequate for Outside Air Temperature measurement?

Below 0.2 Mach number

What is the impact of the sensor's design and location on the temperature reading?

It affects the proportion of ram rise

Learn about the stall avoidance systems in aircraft, particularly those with rear-mounted engines and 'T'-tail configuration. Understand the concept of deep or super stall situation and how it affects air flow from the wings. This quiz is based on the CASA Part 66 training materials.

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