Aircraft Reciprocating Engine Lubrication Systems Quiz
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An aircraft reciprocating engine pressure lubrication system can be divided into two basic classifications: wet sump and ______

dry sump

The main difference is that the wet sump system stores oil in a reservoir inside the engine. After the oil is circulated through the engine, it is returned to this ______-based reservoir

crankcase

A dry sump engine pumps the oil from the engine’s crankcase to an external tank that stores the oil. The dry sump system uses a scavenge pump, some external tubing, and an external tank to store the oil. Other than this difference, the systems use similar types of ______

components

The lubricating oil is distributed to the various moving parts of a typical internal combustion engine by one of the three following methods: pressure, splash, or a combination of pressure and ______

<p>splash</p> Signup and view all the answers

The advantages of pressure lubrication are: Positive introduction of oil to the ______

<p>bearings</p> Signup and view all the answers

Combination Splash and Pressure Lubrication The lubricating oil is distributed to the various moving parts of a typical internal combustion engine by one of the three following methods: pressure, splash, or a combination of pressure and ______

<p>splash</p> Signup and view all the answers

The advantages of pressure lubrication are: Positive introduction of oil to the ______

<p>bearings</p> Signup and view all the answers

An aircraft reciprocating engine pressure lubrication system can be divided into two basic classifications: wet sump and ______

<p>dry sump</p> Signup and view all the answers

A dry sump engine pumps the oil from the engine’s crankcase to an external tank that stores the oil. The dry sump system uses a scavenge pump, some external tubing, and an external tank to store the oil. Other than this difference, the systems use similar types of ______

<p>components</p> Signup and view all the answers

The main difference is that the wet sump system stores oil in a reservoir inside the engine. After the oil is circulated through the engine, it is returned to this ______-based reservoir

<p>crankcase</p> Signup and view all the answers

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