Airframe 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What prevents a nose landing gear from being retracted with the nose wheel out of the center position?

A

Nose wheel, centering cams, or an external track

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2
Q

When should a landing gear retraction check be accomplished?

A

During annual inspection

After landing gear replacement

After hard landings

During other programmed inspections

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3
Q

What methods are used for transmitting cockpit control movements to a steering control unit in a large aircraft?

A

Mechanical, electrical or hydraulic

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4
Q

What unit prevents nose wheel vibration?

A

Shimmy damper

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5
Q

What prevents a split wheel from leaking air through the inner and outer mating surfaces or the wheel assembly?

A

An O-ring between the halves

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6
Q

What is an indication of excessive heating of a wheel bearing?

A

Discoloration

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7
Q

What is the purpose of a wheel fusible plug?

A

To relieve air pressure to prevent tire blowout

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8
Q

What are some types of break actuating systems?

A

Independent master cylinders

Boosted brakes

Power brakes

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9
Q

What is the purpose of an anti-skid system?

A

It prevents the wheels from skidding or locking during breaking attempts

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10
Q

What are some methods of bleeding breaks?

A

Gravity and pressure

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11
Q

What must be accomplished before inspecting a wheel brake system for hydraulic leaks?

A

Pressurize the system

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12
Q

What is the most necessary maintenance function for safe operation and long aircraft tire service life?

A

Proper inflation

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13
Q

What are the effects of under inflation on tires?

A

Uneven wear near the edge of the tread and creep when the brakes are applied

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14
Q

What conditions should a mechanic look for during a regular inspection of the exposed piston section of a landing gear?

A

Cleanliness, damage, and proper extension

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15
Q

What safety precaution must be taken when removing a wheel from an axle or when disassembling a wheel?

A

Verify the tire is completely deflated before removing or disassembling the wheel

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16
Q

What are three types of hydraulic fluids?

A

Vegetable

Mineral

Phosphate esters

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17
Q

Which color does mineral base and phosphate, ester hydraulic fluids have?

A

Mineral – red

Phosphate Ester – light purple

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18
Q

What happens to plastic resin , vinyl compositions, lacquer and oil base paint if exposed to a phosphate base and hydraulic fluid such as skydrol?

A

They become damaged, softened, and/or peeled

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19
Q

What precautions should be taken to minimize contamination during replacement of a hydraulic unit?

A

All lines should be plugged or capped after disconnecting

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20
Q

What would cause a hydraulic filter to go into open by-pass, allowing unfiltered fluid into the systems?

A

A clogged filter

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21
Q

What are two types of engine driven hydraulic pumps?

A

Constant delivery

Variable – delivery

22
Q

How does a gear type power pump operate?

A

Two meshed gears are driven by a power unit and rotate in a housing. Fluid is carried around the outside of the gears and delivered to the outlet side of the pump as the gears rotate.

23
Q

What feature is built into a hydraulic pump drive system to prevent engine damage in the event of a pump, seizure or overload?

A

A shear section of the pump drive shaft

24
Q

What is the purpose of a pressure relief valve?

A

Limit the amount of pressure to prevent damage to system components

25
Q

What is the purpose of a pressure regulator?

A

Manage the output of the pump to maintain system pressure and allow the pump to turn without resistance

26
Q

What is used in some hydraulic systems to supplement the power pump when several units are operated at the same time?

A

An accumulator

27
Q

What are the different types of accumulators?

A

Piston

Diaphragm

Bladder

28
Q

What must be accomplished with any accumulator prior to disassembling?

A

Make sure that the air side or preload has been discharged

29
Q

For what purposes are pneumatic systems used in some aircraft?

A

To operate brakes, doors, drive pumps and engine starting

30
Q

What are sources of pneumatic power?

A

Storage bottles

Vane-type pumps

Turbine engine compressor (bleed air)

31
Q

What happens to excessive pressure in a pneumatic system?

A

A relief valve bleeds it to the atmosphere

32
Q

What is the purpose of restrictions used in aircraft pneumatic systems?

A

To control the rate of flow

33
Q

Why should a pneumatic system be purged periodically?

A

To remove contamination and moisture

34
Q

What are the results of exposing lacquers, oil based paint, plastic, resin, and vinyl compounds to phosphate Ester based hydraulic fluid?

A

The materials will be damaged and/or softened, or the paint will peel

35
Q

Name several sources used to develop hydraulic pressure

A

Hand pumps

Engine driven pumps

Electrically driven pumps

36
Q

What types of components or systems are pneumatically operated in some aircraft?

A

Landing gear

Brakes

Flaps

Other mechanical actuators

37
Q

Name several sources of pneumatic power

A

Storage bottles

Engine bleed air

Engine driven compressor

Vane type pumps

38
Q

How does it continuous flow oxygen system operate?

A

Oxygen flows from a charged cylinder through a high pressure line to a reducing valve and to mask outlets

39
Q

How does a basic pressure demand oxygen system operate?

A

Oxygen flows from a charged cylinder to a pressure demand regulator that is adjustable by each crew member

40
Q

What type of oxygen must be used in aircraft?

A

Aviators breathing oxygen

41
Q

What must be accomplished if an oxygen system has been opened to atmosphere for two hours or more?

A

It must be purged to remove the moisture

42
Q

What is used to purge oxygen lines of moisture?

A

Dry air, dry nitrogen, or oxygen

43
Q

What safety precautions should be observed when servicing oxygen systems?

A

Make sure tools, clothing and hands are clean and grease free

Do not smoke or have open flames within 50 feet

Do not use adhesive tape of any kind

44
Q

What are the two groups of independent cabin compressors?

A

Positive displacement and centrifugal

45
Q

What is a roots blower?

A

An engine driven compressor (it is used in old reciprocating engines for cabin pressurization)

46
Q

What method is used by some turbine powered aircraft for pressurization?

A

Engine bleed air

47
Q

What pressurization control unit will regulate the position of an outflow valve?

A

Cabin pressure control controller

48
Q

What is the principle control for a pressurization system?

A

An outflow valve

49
Q

What is a vapor cycle cooling?

A

A closed system in which a refrigerant is circulated through tubing and other components to remove heat from the aircraft

50
Q

In what significant way is a vapor cycle cooling system different from an air cycle system?

A

Vapor cycle uses Freon