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Boeing 737NG B1.1: Air Conditioning and Pressurization (ATA 21)Type training questions & answers

Ozone converters, packs and ram air, zone temperature and trim air, recirculation, equipment cooling and the digital cabin pressure control.

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  1. 1.Why does the 737NG have ozone converters?

    • A.To cool the bleed air further
    • B.To remove fuel vapour from the air
    • C.Remove ozone on high flights
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    Correct answer: C. Remove ozone on high flights

    For long periods above 26,000 ft ozone must be removed from the fresh air supply. Ref Boeing 737-600/700/800/900 training manual, ATA 21.

  2. 2.About how much cabin air does the 737NG recirculation system reuse?

    • A.About 50%
    • B.About 10% of the total flow
    • C.About 90% of the total flow
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    Correct answer: A. About 50%

    The recirculation system recycles about 50% of cabin air and reduces bleed air use. Ref Boeing 737NG training manual, ATA 21.

  3. 3.What filter does the 737NG recirculation fan draw air through?

    • A.HEPA filter
    • B.A simple foam pre-filter only
    • C.A charcoal odour filter only
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    Correct answer: A. HEPA filter

    Air passes a HEPA filter that removes particles down to bacteria and microorganism level. Ref Boeing 737NG training manual, ATA 21.

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