M11.3 Flashcards

1
Q

How far apart are frames in the fuselage?

A

20 inches

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2
Q

Where is the keel beam located?

A

In the centre wing section

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3
Q

Where are pressure seals used?

A

Where cables or rods pass through pressure bulkheads

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4
Q

What are seals around a door used for?

A

Preventing loss of pressure and rain getting in

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5
Q

What are the seat tracks in the cabin also know as?

A

L-tracks

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6
Q

What is used to hold luggage, freight, etc in the cargo bay?

A

A unit load device (ULD)

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7
Q

What is a anti-roll out device (ARO)?

A

A device on the cargo door that automatically lowers when cargo comes in and stays up when cargo wants to come out

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8
Q

When is a flight deck door required?

A

When the aircraft carriers more than 60 people or weighs more than 45,500kg

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9
Q

What are flight deck doors made from?

A

Glass reinforced polymers, Kevlar, dyneema

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10
Q

Why is there a hatch in the lower half of the flight deck door?

A

For evacuation in emergency

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11
Q

What is different from the bulk cargo door compared to the side cargo doors?

A

The bulk cargo door is opened inwards and manually

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12
Q

On airbus what connects to cargo door to the fuselage?

A

A piano hinge

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13
Q

How many lock sectors does the master latch lock torque tube operate?

A

8

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14
Q

What are the two forward flight deck windows known as?

A

Flight deck windscreen windows

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15
Q

Where is the heating film located on the flight deck windows?

A

On the inner surface of the outer glass

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16
Q

What are the L2,L3,R2,R3 flight deck windows made out of?

A

Two layers of stretched acrylic glass

17
Q

What part of the aircraft is not biometrically sealed?

A

The windscreen windows in the flight deck

18
Q

What is placed in between the windows and frames to bond them together?

A

A silicon seal

19
Q

Why is there a small vent hole in the inner glass pane on cabin windows?

A

To keep equal pressure

20
Q

What is the upper skin of a wing made from?

A

Aluminium-zinc alloy

21
Q

What is the lower skin of a wing made from?

A

Premium-copper alloy

22
Q

What is the landing gear support arm sometimes called?

A

False rear spar

23
Q

What is the nose cap of the leading edge made from?

A

Aluminium alloy

24
Q

What are the two types of construction for a horizontal stabiliser?

A
  • 1 piece

- 3 piece

25
What is a dorsal fin used for?
To smoothly connect the vertical stabiliser to the fuselage
26
What is a dorsal fin made from?
Machined aluminium skin
27
What are surface hinges used for?
To connect the flying controls to the structure
28
What are the names for the two types of surface hinges?
One is a primary or master hinge and the other is a normal hinge
29
What is a fail safe bolt in a hinge?
It consists of a outer and a inner bolt just in case one fails
30
How is surface flutter overcome?
By using hydraulics or static balancing
31
What is needed to get the zero position for a elevator or rudder?
An index plate
32
What is the job of the pylon?
To connect the nacelle to the wing