Practice Question
1.
Which of the following statement is true about factor affecting the
thrust?
2.
In Controllable Pitch Two position the propeller pitch may be adjusted
during.......
3.
The most critical location that most prone to vibration stress is at:
4.
When engine oil pressure is acted on one side of piston, while the other
side of the piston with governor oil pressure to propeller is known as
5.
The two types of flanged propeller shaft are
6.
What is Counter Rotating Propeller?
7.
Identify the difference between fixed shaft and power turbine engine
driving the propeller
8.
In the Hamilton Standard Hydromatic propeller (Double-Acting) the oil
pressure that requires for feathering and unfeathering the propeller blade is;
9.
To start the engine of PT6 which of the following sequences are true?
i.
Power lever in idle position
ii.
Propeller control lever in Feather Position
iii.
Condition lever in fuel Cut-Off position
iv.
Feather lever in cruise position
v.
Start the engine until reaches specific speed
vi.
Push condition lever to Low Idle position
vii.
Push propeller lever to High RPM setting
10.
Which of the following state is true about Turbo-prop propeller (TPE
331)?
11.
what following safety features is incorporated with the governor which
cause the blade automatically go to low pitch and engine develop it maximum
power output?
12.
When would the distributor valve in the Double-Acting propeller is
functioning
13.
In non-counterweight propeller, when flyweight is tilted inward oil is
_______ _______ hub and moves the piston
to _________ blade angle
14.
Propeller tracking can be achieved by means of:
A)
Surface table and height gauge
B)
Tracking board
C)
Reference bar attachment
D) Strobe light
15.
The maximum storage
periods for installed propellers are detailed in the
16.
The cone faces must not be lubricated. Why
17.
What is “beta range”
18.
How is aircraft
electrical power for propeller deicer systems transferred from the engine to
the propeller hub assembly?
19. automatic
propeller synchronization is accomplished through the actuation of the
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