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What feature allows an engine to draw fuel from the opposite wing in an emergency?
What feature allows an engine to draw fuel from the opposite wing in an emergency?
- Crossfeed connection between the wings (correct)
- Fuel pressure indicators
- Independent fuel systems in each wing
- Separate fuel quantity gauges
Where are the bladder type fuel cells installed in the aircraft?
Where are the bladder type fuel cells installed in the aircraft?
- Under the fuselage
- In the wing nacelles aft of the firewall (correct)
- In the cockpit area
- In the engine compartments
What do the fuel quantity gauges display?
What do the fuel quantity gauges display?
- The pressurization level of the fuel system
- The amount of fuel remaining in the system (correct)
- The temperature of the fuel
- The speed of fuel flow
What is indicated by the fuel pressure and flow indicators?
What is indicated by the fuel pressure and flow indicators?
How are the fuel quantity sending units powered?
How are the fuel quantity sending units powered?
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Study Notes
Fuel System Overview
- Each wing has an independent fuel system allowing engines to operate from separate fuel supplies.
- A crossfeed system connects both fuel systems, enabling fuel transfer between wings during emergencies.
Fuel Cell Configuration
- Bladder type fuel cells are located in the wing nacelles, positioned behind the fire wall.
Fuel Monitoring and Control
- Fuel pressure and flow for each system are displayed on respective indicators located on the instrument panel.
- Fuel quantity is monitored through gauges in the instrument panel, indicating remaining fuel levels.
- Electric fuel quantity sending units in the wing fuel cells relay data to the instrument panel displays.
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