View Elevator Feel Computer 737 PNG

View Elevator Feel Computer 737
PNG. The boeing 737 uses power control units (pcu), a hydraulic actuator, to drive the elevator. 16 photos · 199 views.

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Elevator feel system the elevator feel computer provides simulated aerodynamic forces using airspeed (from to operate the feel system the elevator feel computer uses either hydraulic system a or b pressure. This elevator feel unit is controlled by an elevator feel computer getting its data from the air data inertial reference units (adiru). Note the last alternative static ports and auxiliary pitot probe.

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Feel is transmitted to the control columns by the elevator feel and centring unit. • feel diff pressure, flt control b low pressure lts illuminate, and o master caution lts illuminate o rcp: Smartcockpit.com boeing 737 systems review page 1 flight controls 1. The feel diff press indication on the flight control panel can illuminate in the following cases.

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The feel diff press indication on the flight control panel can illuminate in the following cases.

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The adirus are the collectors of the data from the pitot, temperature and angle of attack sensors, figure 3.

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7 feel differential pressure (feel diff press) light armed when the trailing edge flaps are up.

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The adirus are the collectors of the data from the pitot, temperature and angle of attack sensors, figure 3.

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The elevator feel computer provides simulated aerodynamic forces using airspeed (from the elevator pitot system) and stabilizer position.

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• dual switches • repositions feel and centering unit, redefines center, control wheel rotates to new position • autopilot overpowers trim inputs when engaged • trimming with ap engaged can cause large out of trim condition (limitation).

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The adirus are the collectors of the data from the pitot, temperature and angle of attack sensors, figure 3.

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Note the last alternative static ports and auxiliary pitot probe.

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7 feel differential pressure (feel diff press) light armed when the trailing edge flaps are up.