Airframe Flashcards

(11 cards)

1
Q

How many main modules does the Wildcat airframe have?

A

Three

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2
Q

What is described as tertiary structure?

A

Parts of airframe which are lightly stressed or not stressed

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3
Q

Which material makes up approximately 10% of the airframe structure?

A

Composite

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4
Q

What is the metallic mesh “Astrostrike” used for?

A

Lightning and shielding protection of composite structures

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5
Q

Where is the vertical datum used for measuring longitudinal references?

A

Through the centre of the main rotor head

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6
Q

What material are the left and right cockpit overhead transparencies made from?

A

Perspex

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7
Q

What cockpit seat component has an operating range of 61 – 135 kg?

A

Seat Variable Load Energy Absorber (VLEA)

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8
Q

How many weight change positions does the cockpit seat Variable Load Energy Absorber (VLEA) have?

A

Seven

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9
Q

What weights should be taken in to account when setting a seats VLEA

A

The occupants fully seated weight (all kit) and the seat pan armour (if fitted) of 5.25kg

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10
Q

What must be checked to ensure the cockpit seats maintain their crashworthiness?

A

The aircrew must check the Variable Load Energy Absorber (VLEA) has been correctly set and no items are placed under the seat

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11
Q

The sponson structure is part of which module

A

Centre module

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