Eaws 2nd Book Flashcards

(48 cards)

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Aircraft safety areas (airframes)

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Safety diamond, safety pins, floor panels, outside observer prior to operating flight controls

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Safety diamond

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5ft extending out of aircraft

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The p3 is of __________ construction with the exception of the radomes and wingtips

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All metal construction

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Corrosion prone areas of p3

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Along the seams of aluminum alloy structures, box beam areas and around steel fasteners. Unpainted surfaces of actuating mechanisms, chipped paint surfaces, skin seams and areas where dirt and grime collect

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Wings

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Center wing is an integral part of fuselage.

Outer consists of flaps, wing tips, ailerons, nacelles and leading/trailing edge

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Wing flaps

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High lift fowler type powered by hydraulics.

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Horizontal stabilizer

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Longitudinal stability- elevators attached. Stability about lateral axis

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Vertical stabilizer

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Directional stability- stability about vertical axis. Rudder is attached

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Rudder

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Move aircraft about vertical axis. Right equals right

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Ailerons

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Opposite direction to one another. Controlled movement of a roll because of unequal forces on wings

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Elevators

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Control stick. Climb or descend

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Autopilot

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Control and stabilize about roll pitch and yaw

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Landing gear

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Dual wheels and forward retracting struts. The weight of the AC on the gear keeps it down and locked

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Struts

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Absorbs shock

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Brakes

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Multi disk hydraulic powered brakes. Nose has no brakes

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Parking brake

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Brake accumulator will keep the brakes set for 30 hours

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Wheels

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Dual wheels mounted on each strut

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17
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P3 access points

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5 with 2added cut outs

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Powerplants hazard areas

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Prop area, jet blast area and anti-collision light on top of aircraft should be flashing with engines running on deck

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P3 engine

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Four T56-A-14 turboprop power plant assemblies. Independent engine power lever system for pilot and copilot

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Propellers

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A variable pitch, constant speed and hydromatic prop assembly is mounted on each assembly. 4 blades. “Feather” minimizes drag

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Fuel tanks

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Aux is number 5. Wing is 1-4. Fuel is normally supplied from 2

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Fueling

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Center point pressure. If not available, overwing fueling

23
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Total fuel capacity

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Bleed air
Heated and pressurized air from compressor for bomb bay heating, engine anti ice, wing de ice, etc. all weather capable
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APU
Compressor, gas turbine engine, engine driven electrical generator.
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Hydraulics safety
Extreme caution under pressure to avoid injection Into skin, if so seek medical. Cooled through 2-3 . Minimum of 1000 pounds for cooling
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Pascals law
Pressure exerted anywhere upon enclosed liquid is transmitted undiminished in all directions
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Hydraulic pumps
3 AC and 1DC
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Reservoirs
1has 5.6 gallons | 2has 1gallon
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Booster assembly
So pilot has normal feel of control forces when hydraulic pressure available to cylinders.m
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Actuators
Transform hyd fluid pressure into mechanical force to perform work
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Voltage
Current to flow in circuit (V)
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Electrical current
Through circuit (amps)
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Resistance
Opposition in ohms
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Hertz
One cycle per second in hertz
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Bus
Distribution point where battery and generator are connected
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AC generator
234 engines at reduction gear drive. GEN OFF light indicates failure
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APU AC generator
Identical plus cooling bell housing
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Distribution
Sending relays; connect and control power to buses. Located in main and forward load centers
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Battery
24 volt
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Circuit breakers
Protect systems
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Electro optics
Irds turret
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Sasp
Single advanced signal processor
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Mad
Magnetic anomaly detection
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Esm
Electronic support measures; detects and analyzes radar signals and gives direction. Ss3 can then identify type of ship or aircraft
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Otpi
Bearing to bouy
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DPS
Data processing system; interfaces all systems for control