Propeller !2 Flashcards

(24 cards)

1
Q

TSO

A

Time since overhaul

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1
Q

TSN

A

time since new

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2
Q

TBO

A

Time between overhaul

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3
Q

wood storage

A

storage area should be cool, dark, dry, and well ventilated

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3
Q

Aircraft Operator

A

is required to keep a log of TSN and TSO

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4
Q

when wood propeller is stored

A

it should be placed in a horizontal position to keep the moisture evenly distributed throughout the wood

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5
Q

Metal propeller

A

particularly prone to metal fatigue caused by the high dynamic loads.

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5
Q

aluminum propeller should be cleaned by

A

mild soap
and water using a soft brush or cloth to
remove all dirt and grease

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6
Q

Grease leaks

A

indicate damage of the blade attachment seals

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7
Q

by using a combination of round and half round files

A

Defects on a blade is leading and trailing
edges may be dressed out

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7
Q

aluminum propeller

A

heavier than wood propeller

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7
Q

vibrations occur

A

it may be necessary to remove the propeller for a detailed inspection of the hub area

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8
Q

aluminum propellers should not be washed

A

Acid or caustic cleaning materials should never be used

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9
Q

dye penetrant

A

used to inspect cracks

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10
Q

The maximum allowable repair size of a
typical surface defect on a blade face or back

A

1/16-inch-deep by 3/8-inch-wide by 1-inch long

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10
Q

maximum allowable size of a typical repair on a propeller edge

A

1/8-inch-deep by no more than 1 1/2 inches in length

11
Q

transverse cracks of any size render an aluminum alloy blade

11
Q

any damage to the shank is considered as

11
Q

bent blades

12
Q
A

typical torque value is 35 footpounds or higher for metal propellers and
approximately 25 foot-pounds for wood
propellers

13
Q

to reduce the
wear and tear

A

disassembly is
not recommended at these inspection
intervals