FLIGHT CONTROLS AND SYSTEMS, AIRCRAFT LIMITATIONS Flashcards

1
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Airframe

A

The mechanical structure of an aircraft

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2
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Fuselage

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The main body of the helicopter.

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3
Q

Semi-rigid Rotor System

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Blades flap together as a unit.

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4
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Rigid Rotor System

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Blades fixed to the rotor hub.

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5
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Fully Articulated Rotor System

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Allows independent leading/lagging, flapping, and feathering.

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6
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Tandem Rotor System

A

Two large horizontal rotor assemblies.

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7
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Coaxial Rotors

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Two main rotors rotating in opposite directions.

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8
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Intermeshing Rotor

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Two rotors that overlap but don’t touch.

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9
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Swash plate Assembly

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Converts stationary Control input into rotating inputs on a uniball sleeve

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10
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Freewheeling Unit

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Allows rotor to spin freely when the engine stops

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11
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Anti-torque System

A

Counteracts the main rotor’s torque.

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12
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Fenestron

A

Fan-in-tail anti-torque system

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13
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NOTAR

A

No Tail Rotor system using a jet of air

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14
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Engines

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Power the helicopter’s rotors. Reciprocating(Piston) and Turbine.

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15
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Main Rotor Transmission

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Transmits power from the engine to the main rotor.

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16
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Clutch

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Connects/disconnects the engine from the main rotor.

17
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Fuel System

A

Stores and delivers fuel to the engine

18
Q

Electrical Systems

A

Power avionics and other systems (14 volt system, 12 volt battery, 60 amp alternator)

19
Q

Hydraulics

A

amplify the pilot’s input, making it easier to control the aircraft.

20
Q

Stability Augmentation Systems

A

Enhance helicopter stability

21
Q

Environmental Systems

A

Control temperature and pressure.

22
Q

Anti-ice and De-ice Systems

A

Prevent ice buildup on critical surfaces.

23
Q

Airspeed Limitations

A

3,000ft DA: 102 KIAS, Above 3,000ft DA see placards

24
Q

Power Plant Limitations

A

O-360-J2A: Max cont. 104%
Max transient 106%
CHT Max: 500F
Oil Temp Max: 245F
Mini idle: 25psi
Mini flight: 55psi
Max flight: 95
Max start & warm up: 115psi

25
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Weight Limits

A

Max gross weight: 1370 lbs
Mini gross weight: 920 lbs
Max per seat: 240 lbs
Max baggage: 50 lbs

26
Q

Maneuver Limits

A

Gov select off prohibited
Icing conditions flights prohibited
Low G cyclic pushover prohibited
Doors removed approved
Headsets must be on and working
Aerobatic maneuvers prohibited
Density altitude 14,000ft
1 pilot mini in right seat and seatbelt buckled
Governor operating
OAT operating
Alternator operating
Low RPM horn on

27
Q

Kinds of operation limits

A

VFR day and night ops approved, for night

Navigation
Anti-collision
Instruments
Landing
Celestial
Ground
Illumination

28
Q

Fuel Limitations

A

100LL blue fuel
R22 & R44: Max main tank-16.9g, Max AUX tank-9.4g
Total of 26.3g (USEABLE FUEL)

29
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Other Limitations

A

Prohibited: surface winds exceed 25 knots, gust 15 knots. Turbulence in moderate, severe, or extreme.