Bombardier-Challenger_01-Ice_and_Rain_Protection庞巴迪挑战者防冰和防雨
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<P>**** Hidden Message *****</P> <P>canaaair<BR>cftanencjer<BR>OPERATING MANUAL<BR>PSP 601A-6<BR>SECTION 14<BR>ICE/RAIN PROTECTION<BR>TABLE OF CONTENTS<BR>1. GENERAL<BR>2. ICE DETECTION<BR>3. WING ANTI-ICING<BR>A. General<BR>B. Operating Modes<BR>4. ENGINE ANTI-ICING<BR>5. WINDSHIELD AND SIDE WINDOW ANTI-ICING<BR>6. ADS SENSOR ANTI-ICING<BR>Page<BR>1<BR>1<BR>1<BR>1<BR>2<BR>LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS<BR>Figure<BR>Number Title<BR>1 Anti-Iced Areas<BR>2 Ice Detector Panel<BR>3 Anti-Icing Ducts and Components<BR>4 Wing and Engine Anti-Icing - Schematic<BR>5 Anti-Icing Controls and Indicators<BR>6 ADS Anti-Icing Controls and Indicators<BR>Page<BR>3<BR>4<BR>5<BR>6<BR>7<BR>8<BR>14-<BR>Page 1<BR>Apr</P>
<P>OPERATING MMUAL<BR>PS? 6Q1A-6<BR>SECTION 14<BR>ICE/RAIN PROTECTION<BR>1. GENERAL (Figures 1 and 3)<BR>Ice and rain protection is provided by thermal and electrical anti-icing<BR>systems. Thermal anti-icing, using 14th stage engine bleed a i r , protects the<BR>wing leading edges and the engine cowlings- Electrical anti-icing is provided<BR>for the windshield and the various sensors of the air data system (ADS),<BR>including the stall protection system angle-of-attack sensors.<BR>2. ICE DETECTION (Figure 2)<BR>Icing conditions are detected by two externally mounted ice detectors. The ice<BR>detectors consist of aerodynamic struts which hold sensing probes into the<BR>airstream. The sensing probe vibrates at a set frequency until ice accumulates<BR>to a point where the frequency starts to decrease. When the frequency<BR>decreases to a value which indicates the ice has reached a certain thickness,<BR>the ice detector sends a signal to the ice detector panel in the flight<BR>compartment.<BR>3. WING ANTI-ICING (Figures 4 and 5)<BR>A. General<BR>The wing anti-icing system monitors the temperature of the wing leading<BR>edges and automatically controls, through an electronic wing anti-icing<BR>controller, the flow of engine bleed air to the wing leading edges to<BR>prevent icing.<BR>Left and right wing anti-icing modulating/shutoff valves direct 14th stage<BR>bleed air into wing anti-icing ducts running along each side of the<BR>underfloor area of the fuselage to the wing leading edges. Piccolo tubes,<BR>running the full length of each leading edge, discharge the air against the<BR>inside of the leading edge skin. The air then exhausts through louvers<BR>along the underside of the wing leading edge.<BR>The left and right sides of the wing anti-icing system are separated by a<BR>normally closed isolation valve.<BR>A control temperature sensor, a standby temperature switch and a sufficient<BR>heat/overheat sensor are fitted to the inside of each wing leading edge.<BR>These sensors monitor the leading edge skin temperature as required for<BR>automatic or standby control as well as for sufficient heat and overheat<BR>indications.<BR>SECTION 14<BR>Page 1<BR>Apr 02/87<BR>cttaaienQer<BR>OPERATING MANUAL<BR>PSP 601A-6<BR>B. Operating Modes<BR>In the NORMAL mode, the wing anti-icing controller uses the higher of the<BR>two temperatures sensed by the control temperature sensors and modulates<BR>both wing anti-icing valves to maintain the leading edge temperature at its<BR>optimum value for anti-icing.<BR>In the STANDBY mode, each standby temperature switch cycles its respective<BR>wing anti-icing valve open or closed to maintain the leading edge<BR>temperature within the maximum and minimum limits for anti-icing.<BR>ENGINE ANTI-ICING (Figures 4 and 5)<BR>Engine anti-icing is obtained by heating the leading edge of the nacelle nose<BR>cowl with 14th stage bleed air. The bleed air is ducted to each engine via<BR>l e f t and right pressure regulating/shutoff valves and enters a ring-shaped<BR>piccolo tube inside the nacelle nose cowl. The air discharges from the piccolo<BR>tube against the inside surface of the nose cowl leading edge, then exhausts<BR>through a louver in the nose cowl lower access panel.<BR>A pressure relief valve protects the engine cowl against bleed air<BR>overpressure. An engine anti-ice blowout plug, which is normally flush with<BR>the engine nacelle skin, extends when the valve operates to indicate that an<BR>overpressure relief has occurred and that maintenance action is required before<BR>the next flight. (Refer to Volume 1, WALKAROUND CHECK LIST for location.)<BR>The pressure regulating/shutoff valves are de-energized open. This feature<BR>causes the valves to fail open following an electrical failure.<BR>WINDSHIELD AND SIDE WINDOW ANTI-ICING (Figure 5)<BR>The windshields and side windows are of laminated construction and each has a<BR>thin heating element between the two outer laminations. The windshield and<BR>side window anti-icing system consists of the heating elements, temperature<BR>sensors, dual-channel temperature control units, and controls and indicators on<BR>the ANTI-ICE panel.<BR>The left and right sides of the system operate independently. Each side of the<BR>system has a dual-channel temperature control unit. Each unit monitors<BR>temperature signals from the same side windshield and side window. Two<BR>temperature sensors are provided for each windshield and side window, one for<BR>normal operation and one spare.<BR>ADS SENSOR ANTI-ICING (Figure 6)<BR>The ADS sensor anti-icing consists of heating elements in the left and right<BR>pi tot heads, left and right static ports, left and right angle-of-attack (AOA)<BR>vanes, and in the total air temperature (TAT) probe. Power to the elements is<BR>controlled by the ADS HEATER CONT panel in the flight compartment.<BR>SECTION 14<BR>Page 2<BR>Apr 02/87<BR>canaaair<BR>ciianencier<BR>OPERATING MANUAL<BR>PSP 601A-6<BR>TAT PROBE (RIGHT SIDE ONLY)<BR>PILOT STATIC HEADS<BR>AOA VANES<BR>STATIC PORTS<BR>WINDSHIELDS<BR>SIDE WINDOWS<BR>AIR INTAKES<BR>WING LEADING EDGES<BR>Anti-Iced Areas<BR>Figure 1<BR>SECTION 14<BR>Page 3<BR>Apr 02/87<BR>OPERATING MANUAL<BR>PSP 601A-6<BR>SYS 1 AND SYS 2 FAIL LIGHTS<BR>Steady amber FAIL lights come on when built-in-test<BR>circuit detects fault in ice detection system 1 and/or 2.<BR>FAIL ights are also used K a press-to-test indication.<BR>ICE DETECTOR<BR>PUSH TO TEST<BR>FAIL<BR>FAIL<BR>EFFECTIVITY: NO 5001 TO 5134<BR>ICE ACCUMULATION WARNING LIGHTS<BR>When ice detector sensor probe senses ice accumulation,<BR>SYS 1 and SYS 2 ember ICE fights flash. Lights go out<BR>when wing and engine entMcmg is selected on.<BR>ICE MONITOR LIGHTS<BR>Steady white ICE lights come on when wing ana engine<BR>anti-icing cs selected and remain on until ice detector fails<BR>to detect ice for 60 seconds.<BR>CENTRE INSTRUMENT PANEL<BR>Ice Detector Panel SECTION 14<BR>Figure 2 Page 4<BR>Apr 10/95<BR>cacntiaaauaeirn Qer<BR>OPERATING MANUAL<BR>PSP 601A-6<BR>Anti-Icing Ducts and Components<BR>Figure 3<BR>SECTION 14<BR>Page 5<BR>Apr 02/87<BR>challenger<BR>OPERATING MANUAL<BR>PSP 601A-6<BR>STANDBY<BR>TEMP<BR>SWITCH<BR>(TYPICAL)<BR>CONTROL<BR>TEMP<BR>SENSOR<BR>(TYPICAL)<BR>SUFFICIENT HEAT/<BR>OVERHEAT<BR>SENSOR<BR>(TYPICAL)<BR>OPEN/CLOSE<BR>SIGNAL<BR>WING<BR>ANTI-ICING<BR>MODULATING/I<BR>SHUTOFF<BR>VALVE<BR>(TYPICAL)<BR>ISOLATION<BR>VALVE<BR>TO ENGINE -<BR>COWL (TYPICAL)<BR>ENGINE ANTI-ICING<BR>REGULATING/SHUTOFF<BR>VALVE (TYPICAL)<BR>TO THRUST<BR>REVERSER<BR>(TYPICAL)<BR>HTH STAGE BLEED<BR>SHUTOFF VALVE<BR>(TYPICAL)<BR>A<BR>NOTE<BR>If open, valves are closed by thrust<BR>reverser operation infer to Section 17).<BR>Wing and Engine Anti-Icing - Schematic<BR>Figure 4<BR>SECTION 14<BR>Page 6<BR>Apr 02/87<BR>WING SWITCH<BR>Three-position switch controls mode of operation<BR>of left and right wing anti-icing<BR>modulatmg/shutoff valves.<BR>STANDBY - Moduiating/shutotf valves cycle<BR>open or dose to maintain wing leading edge<BR>within the minimum and maximum allowable<BR>temperatures.<BR>OFF - Modulating/srurtoff valves dosed.<BR>NORMAL - Anti-icing controller operates<BR>modulating/shutoff valves to maintain a constant<BR>wing leading edge temperature.<BR>L FAIL AND R FAIL LIGHTS<BR>Amber L FAIL or R FAIL light comes on if WING<BR>switch is set to STANDBY or NORMAL and tow<BR>pressure condition is detected in the associated<BR>wing anti-icing manifolds. Each light is inhibited<BR>when its associated HEAT light is on.<BR>L HEAT AND R HEAT SWITCH LIGHTS<BR>White L HEAT or R HEAT light comes on to<BR>indicate that temperature of associated leading<BR>edge is sufficient for effective anti-icing.<BR>When switch/light is pressed to test, correct<BR>operation of system control and monrtonng<BR>circuits is indicated when flashing WING ANTi-<BR>ICE. OVHT »tght on centre ^istrument panel and<BR>L HEAT. R HEAT. L FAIL. R FAIL and OVHT<BR>iights on ANTI-ICE panel ail come on.<BR>DUCT FAIL AND SENSOR FAIL LIGHTS<BR>Red DUCT FAIL light Refer :c Section 16<BR>Amber SENSOR FAIL light comes on when<BR>controller detects an open temperature sensor in<BR>one of the overheat detection circuits.<BR>canaeSair<BR>ctiauencjer<BR>OPERATING MANUAL<BR>PSP 601A-6<BR>COWL-LEFT AND RIGHT SWITCH/LIGHTS (2)<BR>Control operation of pressure regulating/shutof?<BR>valves of engine anti-icing system.<BR>When switch/lights are pressed in. valves deenergize<BR>and open. When pressed out. valves are<BR>energized and close.<BR>ON light - white light comes on when<BR>switch/light is pressed in or when associated<BR>pressure regulating/shutoff valve fails open<BR>FAIL light amber light comes on when<BR>switch/iight is pressed m and bleed air<BR>pressure is low or when switch/light is<BR>pressed out and associated pressure<BR>regulating/shutoff vaive fails open.<BR>WSHLD SWITCHES (2)<BR>Three-posit ion switches control same side<BR>wmoshteid and side window heating elements<BR>HIGH or LOW - Temperature control units<BR>maintain windshield and side window at constant<BR>temperature. At HIGH setting, controlled<BR>temperature of windshield is higher tharn<BR>controlled temperature at LOW setting<BR>Controlled temperature of side window >s the<BR>same at HIGH or LOW.<BR>OVERHEAD<BR>PANEL<BR>BUTTON<BR>WSHLD switches are set to HIGH, all four<BR>ircuits are tested when outton is<BR>Correct operation of the system is<BR>if an four green TEST lights come on<BR>s: one second.<BR>OVHT AND ISOL OPEN SWITCH/LIGHTS<BR>When pressed »n. anti-ice isolation valve opens<BR>and white ISOL OPEN light comes on. When<BR>pressed out. valve closes and light goes out.<BR>Red OVHT lignt comes on when an overheat<BR>condition is detected in the left or ngnt wing<BR>leading edge.<BR>NO HT LIGHTS 14)<BR>Amber NO HT hght comes on if associated<BR>temperature control unit detects an electrical<BR>fault m heating circuit.<BR>TEST LIGHTS t4)<BR>Green TEST itgnts come on during system test<BR>to tnoicated correct operation of associated<BR>heating circuit.<BR>WING ANTl-lCE.-OVHT LIGHT<BR>Flashing reC OVHT light comes on with OVHT<BR>light on ANTl-ICT panel when overheat condition<BR>exists on left or right leading eoge.<BR>When pushed to test, light comes on flashing.<BR>DUCT FAIL LIGHT<BR>Refer to Section 17.<BR>CENTRE INSTRUMENT PANEL<BR>Anti-Icing Controls and Indicators<BR>Figure 5<BR>SECTION 14<BR>Page 7<BR>Apr 02/87<BR>OPERATING MANUAL<BR>PSP 601A-6<BR>HTR FAIL SWITCH/LIGHT<BR>Amber HTR FAIL light comes on if a heater fails in the left or right<BR>AOA vane, left or right static port, or the TAT probe. When<BR>pressed in, light goes out and system is reset to receive arty<BR>further failures.<BR>PWR fcr METER SELECT SWITCH<BR>Controls power to heating elements in the left and right pitot<BR>heads, left and right static ports, left and right AOA vanes, and<BR>the TAT probe. When set away from HTRS OFF, all heating<BR>elements are supplied. Also used to test individual heater<BR>elements.<BR>OVERHEAD PANEL<BR>HTR<BR>FAIL<BR>PUSH TO<BR>RESET<BR>% HTR CURRENT INDICATOR<BR>Indicates heater current in terms of percentage. Red zone<BR>indicates faBed system.<BR>PITOT HEAT LtGHTS (2)<BR>Amber PITOT HEAT tights come on to indicate failure of<BR>associated pitot static head heater. Pilot's light signals failure of<BR>left heater: copBot's light signals failure of right heater.<BR>PILOTS AND COPILOT'S INSTRUMENT PANELS<BR>ADS Anti-Icing Controls and Indicators<BR>Figure 6<BR>SECTION 14<BR>Page 8<BR>Apr 02/87</P>
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