Bell 412- Fuel System (Flight Safety Manual) Test- Questions with Correct Solutions

Bell 412- Fuel System (Flight Safety Manual) Test-
Questions with Correct Solutions
1. What is the purpose of the airframe fuel system?



A. To provide an independent fuel supply system for each engine

B. To provide a common fuel supply system for both engines

C. To sequence fuel consumption to minimize CG movement

D. Both A and C

Both A and C

2. Which of the following fuels is for emergency use only?



A. Jet A

B. Jet B

C. Aviation gas

D. Diesel 2

Aviation gas

3. What is the total fuel capacity of the basic airframe fuel system?



A. 330.5 U.S. gallons

B. 337.5 U.S. gallons

C. 419 U.S. gallons

D. 501 U.S. gallons

, 337.5 U.S. gallons

4. During normal fuel system operation, what component(s) separates the two engine fuel

supply systems?



A. Check valves

B. Fuel valves

C. Crossfeed valve

D. Flow switches

Crossfeed valve

5. What is the purpose of each fuel supply system pressure switch?



A. To provide indications to its respective fuel pressure gauge

B. To illuminate the BOOST PUMP caution light if a pump fails

C. To open the crossfeed valve if a boost pump fails

D. Both B and C

Both B and C

6. Which statement best describes the FUEL VALVE caution lights?



A. They illuminate only if the fuel valves are closed.

B. They illuminate only when fuel valves are opening.

C. They are referred to as "agreement/disagreement" lights.

D. They indicate automatic opening of the fuel valves.