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Which system primarily controls the elevators during normal operations?
Which system primarily controls the elevators during normal operations?
What happens to pitch control if both PRIM 1 and PRIM 2 fail?
What happens to pitch control if both PRIM 1 and PRIM 2 fail?
What is the maximum elevator deflection for nose up?
What is the maximum elevator deflection for nose up?
How is the trimmable horizontal stabilizer (THS) impacted when all primary systems fail?
How is the trimmable horizontal stabilizer (THS) impacted when all primary systems fail?
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Which hydraulic jacks are used by PRIM 2 to control the elevators?
Which hydraulic jacks are used by PRIM 2 to control the elevators?
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What function do ailerons serve in an aircraft's flight control system?
What function do ailerons serve in an aircraft's flight control system?
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Which component is primarily responsible for reducing lift during flight?
Which component is primarily responsible for reducing lift during flight?
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What do the primary and secondary computers in the flight control system manage?
What do the primary and secondary computers in the flight control system manage?
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Which type of control surface is used to control yaw in an aircraft?
Which type of control surface is used to control yaw in an aircraft?
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What is the role of the hydraulic motors in the flight control system?
What is the role of the hydraulic motors in the flight control system?
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What do electrical motors power in the flight control system?
What do electrical motors power in the flight control system?
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Study Notes
Aircraft Systems - Flight Controls
- Diagram displays a system architecture for flight controls
- Shows various components and their connections
- Includes different types of actuators, like electric motors and hydraulic motors
- Illustrates control surfaces like ailerons, spoilers, and rudders
- Shows computer systems that control the configuration
- Displays how the system works to move the control surfaces
- Indicates how the different sections work together for a complete system
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Description
Explore the key components of aircraft flight control systems through detailed diagrams. This quiz covers various actuators, control surfaces, and the integration of computer systems that manage configuration and movement. Test your knowledge on how these elements interact to ensure safe and effective flight.
