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Boeing 737NG B1.1: Ice and Rain Protection (ATA 30)Type training questions & answers

Inlet cowl anti-ice, probe and AOA heat, flight deck window heat with WHCU BITE, and windshield wipers.

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Sample Ice and Rain Protection questions with answers

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  1. 1.What three jobs does 737NG flight deck window heat do?

    • A.Dim the sunlight and stop glare on the glass
    • B.Stop ice and fog, add impact strength
    • C.Stop ice only, with no other purpose
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    Correct answer: B. Stop ice and fog, add impact strength

    Window heat prevents ice and fog and improves window impact strength. Ref Boeing 737-600/700/800/900 training manual, ATA 30.

  2. 2.What limits 737NG inlet cowl anti-ice duct pressure?

    • A.TAI valve regulator to 50 psi
    • B.A fixed orifice in the duct, to 18 psi
    • C.The engine PRSOV, to about 42 psi
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    Correct answer: A. TAI valve regulator to 50 psi

    The regulator modulates the butterfly to limit downstream pressure to 50 psi maximum. Ref Boeing 737NG training manual, ATA 30.

  3. 3.Can a failed 737NG cowl TAI valve be locked?

    • A.Only in the open position
    • B.Yes, open or closed
    • C.No, it must be replaced
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    Correct answer: B. Yes, open or closed

    The valve can be manually locked fully open or fully closed if it fails. Ref Boeing 737NG training manual, ATA 30.

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