Revision Flashcards

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1
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What is AUM

A

All Up Mass

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2
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How to convert US Gallon - Imp Gallon

A

/1.2

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3
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How to convert Imp Gal - US gal

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X 1.2

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4
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How to convert US Gal - Litres

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X 3.785

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5
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How to convert Imp Gal - Litres

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/ 4.546

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6
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Convert Imp Gal - Kgs

A

X 10 x SG

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7
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Convert litres - Kgs

A

X SG

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8
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Convert Lbs - Kgs

A

X 0.454

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9
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Convert Kgs - Lbs

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X 2.205

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10
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Low pressure = which direction of air

A

Anti clockwise in northern hemisphere

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11
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Who are load sheets prepared by and approved by

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Prepared by the dispatcher

Approved by commander

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12
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How long are load sheets kept for

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3 months

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13
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What is BEM

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Basic empty mass. This is the mass of the aeroplane

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14
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What is BEM

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Mass of a basic empty aeroplane plus standard items e.g safety equipment full quantity of operating fluids e.g oils hydraulic fluid and supplementsry electronic equipment e.g EFB

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15
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What is DOM

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Dry operating mass. Consists of;

Everything required for the operation of the flight minus fuel.

Crew - catering - passenger service equipment - potable water

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16
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What is OM

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Operating mass is the mass of the plane ready to operate a flight.

So DOM + take off fuel

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17
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What is ZFW

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This is the zero fuel mass total mass of the plane minus fuel.

So DOM + Traffic load (passengers and cargo)

18
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What is TOM

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Take off mass. Mass of plane at take off

19
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What is useful load

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Useful load also called disposable load is the revenue part of mass.

Traffic load + take off fuel

20
Q

What is contingency fuel

A

5% of trip fuel, allowances in case of small changes to fuel burn en route

21
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What is regulated TOM

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Regulated TOM is lowest of PLTOM and MSTOM

22
Q

Define 3 methods of carrying cargo

A

Pallets
ULD
Bulk

23
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What is area load limit

A

Mass limit for a specific area in the hold

Area load known as intensity

Intensity = weight/surface area

24
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How to calculate surface area of an object in the hold?

A

L x W

Assume objects will always stands on the length and width side

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What is running load and how is it calculated
Running load is the mass of the object as it is moved along the hold. It is calculated from its longest side; Running load = Mass / longest length
26
Equation to calculate moment?
Moment = mass x distance
27
Define balance arm
Distance from datum to the centre of mass of an object
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How to find CG
CG= Total moments / Total mass
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What is MAC
Mean aerodynamic chord
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Define MAC
Is is the wing of an aircraft taken into a rectangular shape with similar lifting properties
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Why do we use MAC to find a % of CG
So we can quickly and easily find our Stab Trim and find out if the aircraft is within CG limits
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How to calculate CG position within MAC as a %
CG as a % of MAC = (CG arm x LEMAC) / Total MAC length x 100
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How to adjust CG position
Remove and move load
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Primary method for deciding how much and how far to move load?
m = d - - M. D Small m = mass you are moving Big M = total mass of plane Small d = Distance CG needs to be moved Big D = Distance a given mass has been moved
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Stresses experienced by an airframe
Tension, compression, shear, torsion
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If the total moments is less that the minimum moments allowed what needs to happen?
Forward load items must be reduced
37
New Mass with old Cg methods to be used when
When adding or removing load
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What is meant by neutrally stable
When an aircrafts CG is toward to rear limit
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What whill an AFT CG do to static stability
Will decrease
40
What is an index
The moment divided by a constant
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Mass for individual passengers may be determinded from a verbal statement by or on behalf of pax if?
Passenger seats available is less than 6