Review Chapter 11. Power Plants Carburetor Heat Mixture.

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Review Chapter 11

Power Plants Carburetor Heat Mixture

Fuel Injection Auxiliary Fuel Pump Fuel Flow Indicator Vapor Lock Exhaust Gas Temperature Cylinder Head Temperature

Mixture Best Economy Mixture Best Power Mixture

Abnormal Combustion Preignition Detonation

Turbocharging Systems Manifold Pressure Gauge Critical Altitude Service Ceiling Overboost

Constant Speed Propellers Blade Angle Pitch Angle Governing Range Propeller Control Efficiency

Oxygen Systems Continuous Flow Diluter Demand Pressure Demand

Oxygen Masks Oronasal Rebreather –Color Coded Red Pilot Quick Donning –Diluter Demand –Pressure Demand

Oxygen Service Aviator Breathing Oxygen Oxygen Duration Charts FBO Never deplete below 50 psi

Pressurization Outflow Valve Safety/dump Valve Isobaric Range Differential Range

Oxygen Requirements Part 91 –12,500 to 14,000 over 30 minutes –14,000 for crew members –15,000 for passengers

Human Factors Hypoxia Hyperventilation

Ice Control Systems Anti-icing De-icing

Landing Gear Systems Electrical Gear Systems Hydraulic Gear Systems Electrohydraulic Systems

Airspeed Limitations V LE V LO

Emergency Extension Hand Crank Hand Pump Hydraulic System Freefall System Carbon dioxide pressurized system