Sistema de Empuje Reverso en Aeronaves

What is the main function of the reverse thrust system in an aircraft?

• Increase takeoff speed

• Facilitate braking during landing

• Improve fuel efficiency in flight

• Allow turns in the air

Which of the following is not a type of reverse thrust system?

• Clamshell doors

• Bucket doors

• Blocker doors

• Fan doors

Which reverse thrust system primarily uses hydraulic actuators?

• Clamshell

• Bucket doors

• Blocker doors

• Wing flaps

What happens when reverse thrust is activated at very low speeds?

• Increases engine power

• There may be gas reflux to the compressor

• Aerodynamics of flight improves

• No additional effect occurs

What is the name given to the reverse thrust system that diverts the cold air flow from the fan?

• Clamshell doors

• Bucket doors

• Blocker doors

• Turbo doors

What is the main risk of using reverse thrust on a wet or low traction runway?

• Increased risk of skidding

• Higher fuel consumption

• Damage to turbines

• Overheating of the engine

Which of the following elements activates the reverse thrust system in the cockpit?

• Throttle lever

• Reverse thrust lever

• Brake pedals

• Safety switch

What is the recommended speed to reduce the reverse thrust lever position to a minimum?

• Between 80 and 100 knots

• Between 60 and 80 knots

• Between 40 and 60 knots

• Less than 30 knots

What happens automatically if the reverse thrust doors deploy when the throttle is forward?

• The engine shuts down

• The throttle automatically goes to minimum

• The doors return to their stowed position

• An audible alarm is activated

What is a common safety measure in the reverse thrust system?

• Cannot be selected if the throttle is not at minimum

• Automatically activates upon landing

• Only works with the aircraft in motion

• Does not require regular maintenance