A320起落架正常操作
**** Hidden Message ***** LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 1/83<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 2/83<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU<BR>Normal Operation 3/83<BR>Let’s assume that the chocks are in place in order to verify the<BR>brakes and brake accumulator pressure.<BR>The accumulator brake pressure is checked before setting the<BR>brakes.<BR>The pressure indication should be in the green area. This<BR>indicates that the accumulator can hold the parking brake<BR>pressure for 12 hours.<BR>If the pressure indication is not in the green arc, use the yellow<BR>hydraulic electrical pump to recharge the brake accumulator.<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU<BR>Normal Operation 4/83<BR>We continue the test by pressing on the top of the rudder pedals to<BR>apply maximum brake pressure.<BR>We will check that the two needles indicate about 2600 PSI. This<BR>check verifies that the brakes work correctly from the accumulator.<BR>IInniittiiaattee tthhee tteesstt..<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 5/83<BR>Noo,, ttoo iinniittiiaattee tthhee tteesstt,, pprreessss oonn tthhee ttoopp ooff tthhee rruuddddeerr ppeeddaallss..<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 6/83<BR>Noo,, ttoo iinniittiiaattee tthhee tteesstt,, pprreessss oonn tthhee ttoopp ooff tthhee rruuddddeerr ppeeddaallss..<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU<BR>Normal Operation 7/83<BR>The pressure builds up symmetrically on the left and right sides<BR>and reaches about 2600 PSI with full pedal deflection.<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU<BR>Normal Operation 8/83<BR>As we will be checking the brake wear indicators during the<BR>walk around, we must set the PARK BRK ON.<BR>Seett tthhee PARK BRK ttoo ON..<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 9/83<BR>No, to set the PARK BRK, lift and turn the PARK BRK<BR>handle.<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 10/83<BR>No, to set the PARK BRK, lift and turn the PARK BRK<BR>handle.<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 11/83<BR>On the E/WD memo section PARK BRK in green<BR>indicates that the PARK BRK handle is in the ON<BR>position.<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 12/83<BR>Notice that the pressure to the main brakes is indicated<BR>for each main landing gear. This is yellow hydraulic<BR>pressure. The PARK BRK uses the alternate braking<BR>system which is powered by yellow hydraulic pressure.<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU<BR>Normal Operation 13/83<BR>On the nose wheel we check the following:<BR>- the gear structure and download springs<BR>- the hydraulic lines<BR>- the electrical wires<BR>- the chocks, wheels and tires.<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 14/83<BR>On the main gear we check the following:<BR>- the gear structure and download springs<BR>- the wheel well for general condition<BR>- the chocks, wheels and tires<BR>- the hydraulic lines<BR>- the electrical wires.<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 15/83<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 16/83<BR>The brake wear indicators indicate the state of the<BR>carbon disks.<BR>Note: as previously mentioned, the parking brake must<BR>be on for an accurate brake wear check.<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU<BR>Normal Operation 17/83<BR>We are back in the cockpit for the cockpit<BR>preparation.<BR>We verify that the three gear pins and covers are on<BR>board and stowed. We also check that the Gravity Gear<BR>Extension lever is stowed.<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU<BR>Normal Operation 18/83<BR>It’s now time to pushback, we have to release the<BR>PARK BRK .<BR>Seett tthhee PARK BRK ttoo OFFFF..<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 19/83<BR>No, to set the PARK BRK OFF, click on the<BR>PARK BRK handle.<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 20/83<BR>No, to set the PARK BRK OFF, click on the<BR>PARK BRK handle.<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU<BR>Normal Operation 21/83<BR>The PARK BRK is OFF. The BRAKES pressure is<BR>back to zero.<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU<BR>Normal Operation 22/83<BR>During pushback, the nose wheel steering<BR>selector, located on the nose wheel, is in the towing<BR>position, NW STRG DISC memo is displayed in green<BR>on the E/WD. With this indication, nose wheel<BR>steering is not possible from the cockpit.<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU<BR>Normal Operation 23/83<BR>IItt bbeeccoomeess aambbeerr iiff oonnee eennggiinnee iiss rruunnnniinngg..<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU<BR>Normal Operation 24/83<BR>The push back is completed.<BR>Both engines are running and we will check the brakes in order to<BR>verify that green pressure has taken over and that yellow pressure is<BR>at zero on the brake pressure triple indicator.<BR>To initiate the test, we first press the top of the rudder pedals and<BR>we remove the PARKING BRK.<BR>Reemoovvee tthhee PARKIING BRK..<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 25/83<BR>Noo,, ttoo rreemoovvee tthhee PARKIING BRK,, cclliicckk oonn tthhee PARKIING BRK hhaannddllee..<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 26/83<BR>Noo,, ttoo rreemoovvee tthhee PARKIING BRK,, cclliicckk oonn tthhee PARKIING BRK hhaannddllee..<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU<BR>Normal Operation 27/83<BR>On the brake pressure triple indicator, the brake pressure is at zero<BR>indicating that the Normal Braking system is in use.<BR>Note: if brake pedals are quickly depressed a brief brake pressure<BR>indication appears on the brake pressure triple indicator.<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 28/83<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 29/83<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 30/83<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU<BR>Normal Operation 31/83<BR>LLEFFTT LLANDIING GEAR RIIGHTT LLANDIING GEAR<BR>Notice the two green triangles for each gear. They indicate that the<BR>gear is down and locked. There are two triangles because there are<BR>two computers which provide the information for these indications.<BR>These computers, called Landing Gear Control and Interface Unit<BR>(LGCIU 1 and 2) will be discussed in the abnormal module.<BR>NOSEWHEELL LLANDIING GEAR<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU<BR>Normal Operation 32/83<BR>NOSE WHEEL LANDING<BR>GEAR DOOR<BR>RIGHT LANDING<BR>GEAR DOOR<BR>The green horizontal lines indicate that the doors are closed, in the<BR>normal position.<BR>LEFT LANDING<BR>GEAR DOOR<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 33/83<BR>LEFT MAIN<BR>LANDING GEAR<BR>RIGHT MAIN<BR>LANDING GEAR<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU<BR>Normal Operation 34/83<BR>Let’s have a look at the information displayed<BR>below.<BR>Brake temperature is displayed in green to indicate<BR>that it is normal.<BR>BRAKE<BR>TEMPERATURE<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU<BR>Normal Operation 35/83<BR>During taxi, the AUTO BRK is armed at MAX for<BR>take off.<BR>Seett tthhee AUTTO BRK ttooMAX..<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 36/83<BR>Noo,, ttoo sseett tthhee AUTTO BRK ttooMAX,, ppuusshh tthheeMAX ppbb ssw..<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 37/83<BR>Noo,, ttoo sseett tthhee AUTTO BRK ttooMAX,, ppuusshh tthheeMAX ppbb ssw..<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 38/83<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 39/83<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU<BR>Normal Operation 40/83<BR>The following indications show that the AUTO<BR>BRK is armed:<BR>- ON in the selected pb,<BR>- A message in green on the ECAM wheel page<BR>- and AUTO BRK MAX changes from blue to green<BR>on the take off configuration message.<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU<BR>Normal Operation 41/83<BR>During taxi, either steering handwheel can be used to<BR>control the direction of the aircraft.<BR>The steering handwheel provides 75 degrees of nose<BR>wheel deflection left or right. Signals from each handwheel<BR>are summed up: if two handwheels are moved in the same<BR>direction the nose wheel deflection will be equivalent to the<BR>sum of the handwheel commands.<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 42/83<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU<BR>Normal Operation 43/83<BR>While you are taxiing the aircraft for take off, you will check<BR>the flight controls.<BR>To check the rudder, you must press the rudder pedal<BR>disconnect switch.<BR>This button disconnects the nose wheel steering from the<BR>rudder so that you can check full deflection of the rudder<BR>pedals versus the indications on the ECAM.<BR>You will see and do this in the normal operation module of<BR>the flight controls.<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU<BR>Normal Operation 44/83<BR>During take off, the aircraft direction is controlled exclusively<BR>using the rudder pedals.<BR>The rudder pedals provide up to 6 degrees of right and left<BR>deflection at low speed.<BR>As the speed increases, this deflection angle decreases<BR>progressively until 130 kt, when directional control is 0 percent<BR>nosewheel and 100 percent rudder.<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 45/83<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 46/83<BR>LANDING GEAR Normal Operation 47/83<BR>AUDIO ONLY<BR>Normally the ECAM engine page is displayed at<BR>this time but, so that you can see and learn the<BR>indication of the landing gear system, we have<BR>displayed the ECAM wheel page.<BR>Reettrraacctt tthhee llaannddiinngg ggeeaarr..<BR>MENU<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 48/83<BR>No, to retract the landing gear, click on the<BR>landing gear lever .<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 49/83<BR>No, to retract the landing gear, click on the<BR>landing gear lever .<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 50/83<BR>LANDING GEAR Normal Operation 51/83<BR>Once the landing gear lever is in the up position the<BR>AUTO BRK is automatically disengaged:<BR>- ON disappears on the MAX pb<BR>- and AUTO BRK MAX disappears on the ECAM<BR>WHEEL page.<BR>MENU<BR>LANDING GEAR Normal Operation 52/83<BR>As soon as the landing gear lever is moved to the<BR>up position, the message L/G CTL appears. This<BR>indicates that there is a discrepancy between the<BR>landing gear and lever position.<BR>Watch the ECAM and the landing gear lights. We<BR>will point out the changes as they occur.<BR>MENU<BR>LANDING GEAR Normal Operation 53/83<BR>The landing gear doors deflect downward and<BR>change to amber to indicate that they are open.<BR>At the same time, on the main gear, the braking<BR>system automatically brakes the wheels. As the doors<BR>close, you will hear in the cockpit the sound of the<BR>brake band braking the nose wheels.<BR>MENU<BR>LANDING GEAR Normal Operation 54/83<BR>Then the landing gear retracts. There are two sets<BR>of indications which inform the pilot that the landing<BR>gear is no longer locked:<BR>- red unlock is illuminated in the position indicator<BR>lights<BR>- and the landing gear indicators become red on the<BR>ECAM wheel page.<BR>MENU<BR>LANDING GEAR Normal Operation 55/83<BR>On the ECAM wheel page the gear is retracted and<BR>the doors close.<BR>On the landing gear panel, the unlocked indications<BR>extinguish.<BR>MENU<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 56/83<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 57/83<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU<BR>Normal Operation 58/83<BR>It is now time to extend the landing gear. Watch the<BR>indications.<BR>Exxtteenndd tthhee llaannddiinngg ggeeaarr ..<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 59/83<BR>No, to extend the landing gear, click on the landing<BR>gear lever<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 60/83<BR>No, to extend the landing gear, click on the landing<BR>gear lever<BR>LANDING GEAR Normal Operation 61/83<BR>As soon as the handle is down, the ECAM WHEEL<BR>page is automatically displayed.<BR>MENU<BR>LANDING GEAR Normal Operation 62/83<BR>On the ECAM wheel page the landing gear door<BR>indications change from green to amber as the doors<BR>open.<BR>On the landing gear panel the unlocked indications<BR>turn red to indicate that the gear is unlocked.<BR>MENU<BR>LANDING GEAR Normal Operation 63/83<BR>The landing gear unlocks and descends.<BR>On the ECAM wheel page the landing gear<BR>indications are displayed in red .<BR>MENU<BR>LANDING GEAR Normal Operation 64/83<BR>The landing gear extends.<BR>On the ECAM wheel page the landing gear indications<BR>change from red to green and the door indications<BR>change from amber to green as the doors close.<BR>On the landing gear panel the unlocked indications<BR>extinguish and the landing gear indications become<BR>green to indicate that the gear is down and locked.<BR>MENU<BR>LANDING GEAR Normal Operation 65/83<BR>These green dashes appear in flight when the<BR>landing gear is extended. They remain displayed<BR>until touch down. They will come on and off during<BR>braking according to the anti skid release order.<BR>They indicate that the antiskid is normal and<BR>available.<BR>Note: The blue REL indication means released and is<BR>a label only.<BR>ANTI SKID<BR>AVAILABLE<BR>MENU<BR>LANDING GEAR Normal Operation 66/83<BR>Airbus recommends the use of the AUTO BRK on<BR>contaminated runways or when operating in low<BR>visibility.<BR>For landing today, we will use the AUTO BRK.<BR>Seett tthhee AUTTO BRK ttoo LLO..<BR>MENU<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 67/83<BR>Noo,, ttoo sseett tthhee AUTTO BRK ttoo LLO,, ppuusshh oonn tthhee LLO ppbb..<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 68/83<BR>Noo,, ttoo sseett tthhee AUTTO BRK ttoo LLO,, ppuusshh oonn tthhee LLO ppbb..<BR>LANDING GEAR Normal Operation 69/83<BR>The following indications indicate that the AUTO<BR>BRK is armed:<BR>- ON in the selected pb,<BR>- AUTO BRK LO in green on the E/WD<BR>- and AUTO BRK LO in green on the ECAM WHEEL<BR>page.<BR>Note: on the E/WD, the memo AUTO BRK LO only<BR>appears below 800 ft AGL.<BR>MENU<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 70/83<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 71/83<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU<BR>Normal Operation 72/83<BR>During landing roll out, extension of the ground<BR>spoilers triggers the AUTO BRK.<BR>The DECEL light illuminates green when the<BR>aircraft deceleration is at least 80%of the selected rate.<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU<BR>Normal Operation 73/83<BR>AUTO BRK action depends on the rate selected:<BR>- LO: braking after approximately 4 seconds,<BR>- MED: braking after approximately 2 seconds and<BR>higher deceleration than in LO,<BR>- MAX: immediate braking, with max deceleration<BR>rate. This mode is only used for take off.<BR>LANDING GEAR Normal Operation 74/83<BR>On the ECAM WHEEL page, watch the green<BR>dashes. They appear during braking indicating that<BR>the A/SKID is active.<BR>MENU<BR>LANDING GEAR Normal Operation 75/83<BR>The AUTO BRK can be deselected either using the<BR>corresponding pb on the AUTO BRK panel, or by<BR>applying sufficient force to one brake pedal in LO and<BR>MED, and to both brake pedals in MAX.<BR>MENU<BR>LANDING GEAR Normal Operation 76/83<BR>On the ECAM WHEEL page check the brake<BR>temperature for significant differences and high<BR>temperatures.<BR>A maintenance action is required when the difference<BR>between two brakes of the same gear is greater than 150<BR>degrees or when the mean temperature of one gear<BR>differs by more than 200 degrees with another gear.<BR>MENU<BR>LANDING GEAR Normal Operation 77/83<BR>Above 100 degrees Celsius, a green arc is<BR>displayed over the hottest brake temperature. In this<BR>case the brake fans must be selected on.<BR>Swiittcchh tthhee BRK FFAN ON..<BR>MENU<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 78/83<BR>No, to switch the BRK FAN ON, click on the<BR>BRK FAN pb.<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 79/83<BR>No, to switch the BRK FAN ON, click on the<BR>BRK FAN pb.<BR>LANDING GEAR Normal Operation 80/83<BR>The ON light turns white indicating that the<BR>BRK FAN is running.<BR>MENU<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 81/83<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 82/83<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 83/83<BR>We have set the PARK BRK for you. Before<BR>releasing the pedals check the BRAKE pressure<BR>indications.<BR>Note: As soon as the PARK BRK is ON, braking<BR>using the pedal is no longer available.<BR>NEXT<BR>MMoodduulleeccoommpplleetteedd<BR>LANDING GEAR MENU Normal Operation 84/83<BR>LLIISSTTOOFFSSUUBBJJEECCTTSS<BR>GENERAL<BR>PRELIMINARILY COCKPIT PREPARATION<BR>WALK AROUND<BR>COCKPIT PREPARATION<BR>TAXI<BR>TAKE OFF<BR>APPROACH<BR>LANDING<BR>PARKING<BR>RETURN AUDIO GLOSSARY FCOM EXIT 起落架正常操作 好资料,学习了。。。 谢谢辛苦了 收藏一下 好资料 多谢 恩。好东西。好好学习一下。
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