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Boeing 737 Classic B1.1: Fire Protection (ATA 26)Type training questions & answers

Engine, APU, wheel well and wing/body overheat detection, cargo and lavatory smoke, and the extinguishing systems.

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Sample Fire Protection questions with answers

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  1. 1.How many fire extinguisher bottles serve the 737 Classic engines?

    • A.Two, either to either engine
    • B.One for each engine, fixed in place
    • C.Three, with one kept as a reserve
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    Correct answer: A. Two, either to either engine

    Two bottles give two-shot extinguishing at either engine. Ref 737-300/400/500 AMM 26-00-00.

  2. 2.What logic do the 737 Classic dual engine fire detection loops normally use?

    • A.Both loops must sense fire
    • B.Either loop alone gives fire
    • C.Loop A alarms, loop B confirms later
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    Correct answer: A. Both loops must sense fire

    Both loops must sense the fire for an alarm (AND logic); if one loop is inoperative the system can be set to the good loop. Ref 737-300/400/500 AMM 26-10-00.

  3. 3.What powers the 737 Classic engine and APU fire detection systems?

    • A.115 V ac transfer bus 1
    • B.28 V dc bus 2 only
    • C.28 V dc battery bus
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    Correct answer: C. 28 V dc battery bus

    The fire detection systems use power from the 28 V dc battery bus. Ref 737-300/400/500 AMM 26-11-00.

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