IVHMS Flashcards
IAW the rotor smoothing procedure outlined in AWR 1726, how many cumulative notches are we allowed to adjust before we need to perform a dedicated track and balance verification, and are we required to perform an Autorotational %RPM R check?
If main rotor track and balance adjustments are made IAW Appendix C paragraph C.2.2.2, place a dash in the status block to be followed in the Faults/Remarks block with “Main rotor smoothing adjustment completed with a Net Adjustment of +/- XX notches. Current Cumulative Adjustment is +/- YY notches. Rotor Track and Balance and Autorotation %RPM R verification MTF required once the cumulative adjustment exceeds +/-12 notches IAW AWR 1726, dated 10 Mar 21.” This is a reoccurring entry. Continue to add this entry as additional main rotor smoothing adjustments are made, updating the net adjustment and the cumulative adjustment. XX represents the net adjustment for each rotor smoothing adjustment. The net adjustment may exceed +/- 12 notches. FCDD-AMR 10 Mar 21 R31 SUBJECT: Airworthiness Release (AWR) for U.S. Army UH/HH-60M Helicopters (AWR 1726) 14 YY represents the cumulative adjustments made since the last baseline MTF. The cumulative adjustment is the addition of each of the prior net adjustments. If cumulative adjustments since last baseline MTF are unknown, conduct MTF after next rotor smoothing event.
At what vibration levels are we required to perform a tail rotor balance?
Exceeding a 7 requires a tail rotor balance. Then balance between .015 to .3 IPS AWR page 14. paragraph 7. (a)
Are we required to perform a dedicated tail rotor balance check after the removal and/or replacement of a tail rotor de-ice bracket and boot?
AWR 1726: The requirement to perform a dedicated tail rotor balance check, following the removal and reinstallation/replacement of the tail rotor deice bracket and boot, or deice connectors, is waived.
When are we required to check the tail rotor balance after the replacement of a tail rotor de-ice bracket?
Tail Rotor Vibration data shall be acquired (Manually or Automatically) during the First operational flight of the aircraft and downloaded upon completion of the flight for review.
For the 120 Hour Engine Output Shaft vibration, is a dedicated ground measurement required?
NO. The dedicated 120-hour single engine ground measurement is no longer required. -Reference AWR 1726 pg 16 paragraph 14.
The section one tail rotor drive shaft is dynamically balanced, what parts make up the drive shaft?
Section 1 - drive shaft consist of 2 adapters, 2 flex packs, 1 drive shaft. (5 parts)
What components form the IVHMS on board system?
Cockpit Voice Recording (CVR)
Flight Data Recording (FDR)
Health and Usage Monitoring System (HUMS)
Bearing Monitoring Unit (BMU)
Underwater acoustic locating device.
What are the CVR external audio recording interfaces?
The area microphone and three narrow bandwidth analog audio inputs interfacing with the ICS - (pilot and co-pilot station, L/R crew chief/gunner stations) to record composite headset audio
HUMS functions are divided into what two forms of monitoring?
Health monitoring and Usage monitoring
The IVHMU levels of maintenance testing consist of what four software-controlled programs?
PBIT, CBIT, IBIT, and display status and Input/Output (I/O) monitoring.
Can an aircraft fly with an inoperative IVHMU?
YES
How much flight time can an aircraft fly with an inoperative IVHMU?
Complete next 40hr
What are the only means by which IVHMS data is transferred to the ground station and to other data bases?
The Maintenance Card (MC)
Connect aircraft logbook (EDGS) to aircraft – see IVHMS representative
The MFDs provide more than 150 pages of IVHMS data from what three main menus?
Main, Maintenance, and Administration
The MFD main Maintenance (MAINT) screen displays what?
Software versions, Subsystem Menus, BIT, PARMTR DATA, and RAP TEST