Airframe Flashcards

(25 cards)

1
Q

What is a joggle?

A

The offset formed on a part to allow clerance for a sheet or another mating part.

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Describe the criteria for replacement of a 2117 rivet for general repair, requirements

A

For 5/32 or less diameter, USE THE NEXT larger size rivet 2117 and the edge/spacing distance meet the minimum requirements

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What action is taken to prevent cracks from forming while dimpling magnesium or some hard sheet metals?

A

Hot dimpling equipment is used to preheat and soften the metal before the dimpling is formed.

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How does a gear-type power pump operate?

A

Two meshed gears are driven by a power unit rotate in a housing. FLUID is carried around the outside of the gears and delivered to the outlet side as the gears rotate.

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5
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What is the purpose of a pressure relief valve?

A

It LIMITS PRESSURE, preventing failure of the system components.

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What is the purpose of a pressure regulator?

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It MANAGES the OUTPUT of the pump to MAINTAIN system PRESSURE and allow the pump to turn without resistance (unloading)

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What types of components or systems are pneumatically operated in some aircraft?

A

Landing Gear, Brakes, Flaps & other mechanic actuators

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8
Q

Name serveral sources of pneumatic power?

A

Storage bottles, engine bleed air, engine-driven compressor or vane-type pumps

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How does a continuous-flow oxygen system operate?

A

Oxygen flows from a charged cylinder through a high-pressure line to a reducing valve and to mask outlets.

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How does a basic pressure-demand oxygen system operate?

A

Oxygen flows from a charged cylinder to a pressure-demand regulator, that’s adjustable by each crewmember

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11
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What components are used in an air-cycle cooling system?

A

Expansion turbine
Heat exchanger
Various valves

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Describe the basic operating principles that allow an air-cycle system to produce air.

A

1) Engine air bleed is cooled in the primary heat exchanger

2) Compressed cooled again in the second heat exchange

3) Enters a turbine that removes the energy and pressure of the air dropping the air temperature

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What causes a temperature drop in an air-cycle cooling system?

A

The compressed air performs the work of turning a turbine, and it undergoes a pressure and temperature drop.

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14
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How does a water separator remove moisture from the air?

A

The moist air passes through vanes that swirl the air and the droplets are collected and drained

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15
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What is a vapor-cycle cooling?

A

A closed system in which refrigerant Freon is circulated through tubing & variety of components to remove heat from the aircraft

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16
Q

What components are in a vapor-cycle cooling?

A

Receiver Dryer
Evaporator
Compressor
Condenser
Expansion valve

17
Q

What is the function of ventilating air in a combustion heater?

A

It transport heat from the heater into the cabin
AND
Prevents combustion gasses from entering the cabin if the combustion chamber develops a CRACK

18
Q

How is the output voltage of an alternator controlled?

A

By changing the field CURRENT that exited the alternator

19
Q

Under what conditions must a switch be derated from its nominal rating?

A

When used with:
1) Inductive circuits
2) Circuits with high in-rush current
And
3) DC motors

(When switching motors, coils, or anything with a current spike—especially in DC.)

20
Q

What are the components of a typical VOR system?

A

Receiver
Visual indicator
Frequency selector
Antennas
Power supply

Memory hook:
“Real VORs Find A Path”
(Receiver, Visual indicator, Frequency selector, Antennas, Power supply)

21
Q

What are the basic components of a radio communication system?

A

A mic
Transmitter
Antennas
Receiver
Speaker or headphones

22
Q

What factors are considered when selecting wire size for electrical power?

A

Permissible voltage drop
System voltage
Wire length
Current carrying
If load is intermittent or continuous

23
Q

What factors are used to determine setback?

A

Bend Radius
Material Thickness

24
Q

What calculation must be made when bending sheet metal?

A

Setback
Bend Allowance

25
What are some types of brake actuating systems?
Independent master cylinders Boosted brakes Power controlled brakes