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What is the role of the check valve in the vacuum system?
Which component is used to monitor the vacuum system continuously?
What indicates that vacuum is not available from one of the sides in the system?
What is the purpose of the air filter in the vacuum system?
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What happens if vacuum is lost from one of the vacuum pumps?
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Study Notes
Vacuum System Components
- Two engine-driven dry vacuum pumps
- Two vacuum regulator valves containing filters
- A check valve
- Tubing on each engine
- A vacuum gauge
- An air filter
Vacuum System Operation
- Monitors vacuum levels using a vacuum gauge
- Check valve closes automatically if vacuum is lost from either pump or other system malfunctions
- Vacuum is then supplied by a single pump
- One of two red malfunction buttons will appear on the vacuum gauge if vacuum is not available from either pump
Vacuum System Function
- Increased gyro lifespan due to an air filter
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Description
This quiz covers the essential components and operations of vacuum systems, highlighting the roles of various parts such as dry vacuum pumps, regulator valves, and gauges. It also explains how malfunctions are managed and how the system contributes to prolonging gyro lifespan. Test your knowledge on these critical elements!
