Last Few Weeks Flashcards

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1
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What are the two ways that bearings can be categorized?

A

Shape or Function

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2
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What is the purpose of a bearing?

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Allows for movement under load

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3
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What are the types of bearings?

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Ball Bearing Roller Bearing Tapered Roller Spherical Bearing

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4
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Ball Bearings take what kind of load?

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Radial+Axial (Thrust) loads

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5
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Roller Bearings take what kind of load?

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Radial only

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6
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Tapered Roller Bearings take what kind of load?

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Radial + Thrust Loads

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7
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_________ bearings are used for control linkages

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Spherical

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8
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Spherical Bearings are installed through a process called __________ _____________ through the use of a roller stake

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Roller Staking

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9
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________ : 2 bearings back to back

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Duplex

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10
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What should you never do to clean bearings?

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Spin using shop air

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11
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_____ are used to transmit power, change directions, increase/decrease speed

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Gears

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12
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What are the different types of gears?

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Straight tooth, helical, spiral bevel gears

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13
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______ Gears change direction by 90 degrees

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Bevel

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14
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______ ____________ ____________ delivers engine torque to the MR driveshaft

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Main Gearbox Transmission

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15
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What are the other purposes of the main gearbox transmission?

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Reduce Engine RPM Transfer lift from the MR blades to the airframe

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16
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How many stages of gear reduction are there always on helicopters?

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Two

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17
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Planetary Gears provide _______ gear reduction

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Inline

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18
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What are the green gears called?

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Planets

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19
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What is the gear coloured yellow called?

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Sun Gear

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20
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What is the Purple gear called?

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Ring Gear

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21
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Piston power helicopter transmissions need a _______

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Clutch

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22
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The purpose of a clutch is to start the ________ first

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Engine

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23
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What do the Engine to Main Gear Box driveshafts do?

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Transfers torque from engine to MGB

Corrects for misalignment and movement of the transmission

24
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Shaft arrangements require what type of lubrication?

A

Hand packed 204 grease

25
What is placed on couplings to warn of an overheating condition?
Temperature indicators
26
Clutches are used on what kind of helicopters?
Piston and non-free turbine
27
When you hit the 'start' button on a turbine powered helicopter, what turns?
The compressor
28
Automatic Clutches/Centrifugal clutches, where are they located?
Between Engine and transmission
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How do Centrifugal clutches work?
When the engine reaches a certain RPM
30
How do manual clutches work?
They are engaged by the pilot Uses Belt tension
31
What are the two main types of freewheeling units?
Sprag Clutch type Roller type
32
Are freewheeling units found on all helicopters?
Do airplanes fly?
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On a freewheeling unit, which side freewheels?
Transmission side
34
On a Roller type freewheeling unit, which side is Engine side?
Inner Part
35
On the Roller type freewheeling unit, which side is the Transmission side?
Outer part
36
The Hydraulic Engine Driven Pump on a helicopter is driven by what?
Transmission, in case engine fails you still have control
37
What is the purpose of Flexible transmission mounts?
Reduces vibration
38
What kind of transmission mount is used for the bell 206?
Isolation mount: Elasometric construction inside an aluminum box The transmission is mounted to the fuselage using two pylon links/A-Frame links Uses a Spike and stop plate
39
What is Part A?
Deck Mounts
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What is part B?
Spherical Bearing
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What is Part C?
Spindle
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What is Part D?
Isolation mount
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What is part E?
Pylons/A-Frame Links
44
The Bell 206L uses this mount called..?
Nodal Beam Transmission Mounting
45
Why is the Engine to MGB driveshaft flexible?
To account for the movement of the transmission during flight
46
How is the tail rotor made flexible?
Using several flexible drive couplings (pack of stainless steel)
47
How do is the tail rotor drive aligned?
Series of hanger bearings mounted on the tailboom
48
During autorotation, what drives the tail rotor driveshaft?
The main rotor transmission
49
What is the proper installation of beveled washers?
Beveled side should face the thomas coupling
50
What are helicopter landing gear made of?
Steel
51
How do Landing gear prevent Ground Resonance?
Flexible steel strip on the rear of the skid Some landing gear could have Shock Absorbers placed between the landing gear to help eliminate Divergent oscillation
52
What is the most common float configuration for helicopters?
Pontoon type
53
What are the materials of rotor blades?
Wood and Metal
54
What is the purpose of the stainless steel strip?
Acts as an abrasion shield to the blade
55
How do you know if there's a possible crack in the spar?
BIM indicator will light up Red