Assembly And Rigging Flashcards

1
Q

Define yaw.

A

Rotation of an aircraft about its vertical axis.

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2
Q

______ are the primary roll controls.

A

Ailerons

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3
Q

Used in conjunction with ailerons to increase drag:

A

Spoilers

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4
Q

Rotation of an aircraft about its longitudinal axis:

A

Roll

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5
Q

Serves as both horizontal stabilizer and elevator:

A

Stabilator

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6
Q

Used for pitch control of the aircraft:

A

Elevators and horizontal stabilizers

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7
Q

Rotation of the aircraft about its lateral axis:

A

Pitch

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8
Q

Movable control surfaces on a V-tail airplane controlled by the rudder pedals and control yoke:

A

Ruddervators

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9
Q

Secondary control surface used to modify lift:

A

Flaps

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10
Q

Name the 5 different types of trailing edge flaps:

A

Plain flaps.
Fowler flaps.
Split flaps.
Slotted flaps.
Triple slotted.

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11
Q

Different types of leading edge flaps:

A

Kruger flaps.
Slats.

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12
Q

5 types of tabs:

A

Trim tabs.
Balance tabs.
Spring tabs.
Servo tabs.
Anti-servo tabs.

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13
Q

A threaded steel rod that is rotated to apply force or lift an object:

A

Jackscrew

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14
Q

Two types of plastic or wooden guides used to prevent control cables rubbing against a structure:

A

Fairlead.
Plastic rub strip.

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15
Q

Primary control cables’ minimum size:

A

1/8”

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16
Q

Secondary flight control cables’ minimum size:

A

1/16”

17
Q

The acute angle formed between the chord line and the longitudinal axis of the airplane:

A

Angle of incidence

18
Q

A tube in an aircraft control system that transmits a torsional force from the operating control to the control surface:

A

Torque tube

19
Q

Lift is always 90 degrees to ______.

A

The wing chord

20
Q

______ eliminate vortices at wing tips.

A

Winglets

21
Q

The positive angle of a wing from root to tip:

A

Dihedral

22
Q

Items to inspect during aileron inspection:

A

Pulley wear.
Cable wear.
Play in bearing.
Play in aileron.
Chain seated on sprocket.

23
Q

4 different control mechanisms for flight controls:

A

Cables.
Torque Tubes.
Hydraulics.
Servo.