Vacuum System Overview
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What components make up the vacuum system for operating gyro instruments?

  • One engine driven wet vacuum pump, two regulators, and a sensor
  • Two vacuum pumps, no regulators, and additional sensors
  • Three engine driven dry vacuum pumps, no regulators, and an air filter
  • Two engine driven dry vacuum pumps, regulators, check valve, tubing, and an air filter (correct)
  • What happens when vacuum is lost from a pump in the system?

  • The check valve closes and vacuum is supplied by one remaining pump (correct)
  • A secondary pump automatically activates without any indicator
  • The system shuts down completely until manual reset
  • The gauge displays a green light indicating normal operation
  • What indicates that vacuum is not available from one side of the system?

  • A drop in the fuel gauge reading
  • A red malfunction button on the face of the gauge (correct)
  • A blue indicator light on the gauge
  • An audible alarm signaling operator attention
  • What is the purpose of the air filter in the vacuum system?

    <p>To increase the life of the gyros</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT a component of the gyro instrument vacuum system?

    <p>Air conditioning unit</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Vacuum System

    • The vacuum system utilizes two engine-driven dry vacuum pumps.
    • Two vacuum regulator valves containing filters are present.
    • A check valve and tubing are found on each engine.
    • A vacuum gauge monitors the system continuously.
    • If vacuum is lost from either pump or due to malfunctions, the check valve automatically closes.
    • This allows one pump to provide vacuum in the event of a failure.
    • A malfunctioning pump will be indicated by a red button on the gauge.
    • An air filter in the system contributes to increased gyro life.

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    This quiz covers the key components of a vacuum system, focusing on engine-driven dry vacuum pumps and associated elements such as vacuum regulator valves and gauges. You'll learn how the system maintains functionality and indicates malfunctions through various mechanisms.

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