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ATSC 231 Exam Practice Questions and Answers – Updated 2024 What is the frequency of icing accidents relative to other weather hazards? - Answer-Part 91: 71.% Part 121: 0.8% Part 135: 10% What is the frequency of fatal icing accidents? - Answer-General aviation has the highest fatal accide...

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ATSC 231 Exam Practice Questions and
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What is the frequency of icing accidents relative to other weather hazards? - Answer✔✔-Part

91: 71.%


Part 121: 0.8%


Part 135: 10%


What is the frequency of fatal icing accidents? - Answer✔✔-General aviation has the highest

fatal accidents


What ratings do pilots have in all icing accidents? - Answer✔✔-Student: 1%


Private: 49%


Commercial: 39%


ATP: 19%


How many hours do pilots have during most icing accidents happen? - Answer✔✔-peaks at 500

hours, then again at 10,000 hours


What is induction icing? - Answer✔✔-all icing that affects the powerplant operation




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What are the conditions for the production of carburetor icing? - Answer✔✔-between 80°F to

20°F, high humidity, idle flight, visible moisture need not be present


What are the symptoms of carburetor icing? - Answer✔✔-gradual loss of power or gradual loss

of manifold pressure, engine roughness


What is the antidote for carburetor icing? - Answer✔✔-apply carburetor heat


What types of planes are affected by inlet icing? - Answer✔✔-reciprocating engines and turbine

powered planes


What is the cause of inlet icing for propeller driven airplanes? - Answer✔✔-may block air filter


What are the conditions that produce inlet icing for propeller driven airplanes? - Answer✔✔-

visible moisture and temperatures less than 0*C


What are the symptoms of inlet icing for propeller driven airplanes? - Answer✔✔-gradual loss

of power or gradual loss of manifold pressure, engine roughness


What is the antidote for inlet icing for propeller driven airplanes? - Answer✔✔-alternate air

source or carburetor heat


What are the hazards associated with inlet icing for turbine powered airplanes? - Answer✔✔-

turbine blade damage


What are the conditions that produce inlet icing for turbine powered airplanes? - Answer✔✔-

visible moisture and temperatures less than 0*C



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What is the antidote for inlet icing for turbine powered airplanes? - Answer✔✔-anti-ice


Which Part of the Regulations specifically addresses flight into icing conditions? - Answer✔✔-

Part 135


How does the FAA interprets as 'known ice' and 'known icing conditions'? - Answer✔✔-exist

when visible moisture or high relative humidity combines with temperatures near or below

freezing


Which Part and Appendix of the Regulations that deals with the certification of aircraft for icing

conditions? - Answer✔✔-Part 25


What are the intensities of structural icing? (inches in an hour) - Answer✔✔-Trace: < ¼


Light: ¼ to 1


Moderate: 1 to 3


Heavy: 3 in


What is the definition and characteristics of rime icing? - Answer✔✔-- rough, milky, opaque,

rapid freezing of droplets, brittle


- accretes along stagnation line of airfoil


What is the definition and characteristics of glaze (or clear) icing? - Answer✔✔-- dense, hard,

transparent, lumpy and translucent, may form 'horns'


- formed slow of droplets, clear & smooth (thinner accumulations)



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