B757 Review Questions. Flight Controls What would cause a spoiler light to illuminate on the overhead panel? One or more spoilers not in the commanded.

B757 Review Questions

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• What would cause a spoiler light to illuminate on the overhead panel?

• One or more spoilers not in the commanded position.

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• What two conditions are required for yaw damper operation?

• At least one IRU aligned, and left and center hydraulic pressure.

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• With multiple autopilots engaged what happens if you trim with the electric trim on

the control column? Alternate trim switches?

• Control column nothing. Alternate switches would yield a UNSCHD STAB TRIM light.

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• What would it mean if the STAB TRIM ligt illuminated?

• At least one of the two stabilizer brakes failed to release during trimming with the

electric switches. One brake fails, it trims at half the normal rate.

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• Which hydraulic system powers the Rudder Ratio system?

• Left hydraulic system

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• When using the alternate flap system to extend the flaps, will the flaps auto deploy

if a stall occurs with the leading edge devices in TO position?

• No.

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• With the speed brakes not armed, what will cause them to auto deploy?

• Hydraulic pressure to both landing gear truck tilt actuators, both truck sensors detect

no tilt, both thrust levers idle, and either thrust reverser lever is raised to the

interlock stop.

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• When do the slats move to their landing position?

• Whenever the flap lever is moved to the 25 or 30 position.

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• Is there asymmetry protection when using the alternate flap system?

• Leading edge yes, trailing edge no.

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• If the HDG is supplying electrical power, will the flaps and slats operate normally?

• No, hydraulic flow is mechanically reduced resulting in increased flap/slat operating

time.

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• When do the slats move from the takeoff to landing position during normal flap

operation? Alternate flaps?

• Moving the flap lever to 25 degrees. Alternate flaps, 20 degrees.

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• What does the STAB trim light mean?

• The stabilizer is moving at half the normal rate.

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• Is there an altitude restriction if the yaw dampers are inoperative?

• No.

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• How is the rudder powered?

• By 3 hydraulic actuators, left, center, right.

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• How are the elevators powered?

• Three hydraulic actuators, left, center, right.

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• How is the elevator feel powered normally?

• By the right and center hydraulic systems.

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• How is the elevator feel powered with a loss of hydraulic power?

• It is spring powered

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• What are the three modes of stab trim controls?

• Electric trim, alternate trim, and auto pilot trim.

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• When is the control column electric trim switch inhibited?

• When 2 or more autopilots are engaged.

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• Will the alternate trim disengage the autopilot?

• No. It overrides all autopilots but does not cause a disengagement.

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• When the Alternate Slats are selected, the slats extend to the landing position when the Alternate Flaps selector is selected to

____degree position

• 20

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• The slats remain in the takeoff position with flaps in _____degrees

• 1,5,15 and 20

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• There are ____spoiler panels on each wing, but only ____ are used in flight to augment

the ailerons for airplane roll control

• 6,5.

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• TRUE/FALSE: The 757 flight control has manual reversion as a backup to normal

hydraulic power.

• FALSE

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• The Autoslats system causes the slats to automatically move from the_____position to the _____position when the stall warning

system activates.

• Takeoff, landing