Module 15.19 Powerplant installation Flashcards

1
Q

What is a firewall?

A

Partition between the engine powerplant installation and the aircraft

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2
Q

What is the purpose of a firewall?

A

Isolate the power plant from the engine structure

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3
Q

What are firewalls typically made from?

A

CRES or high heat-resistant metal

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4
Q

What are the zones an engine can be divided into?

A
  • Fire zone
  • Flammable fluid leakage zone
  • Dry bay zone
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5
Q

Fire zones as compartments that contain what?

A
  • Ignition sources
  • Potential for flammable fluid leakage
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6
Q

What are the purposes of the cowlings?

A
  • Protect the engine and accessories
  • Provide streamlining
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7
Q

What cowls are the thrust reversers located in?

A

C duct cowls

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8
Q

What is the disadvantage of acoustic liners?

A

Addition of weight and increased fuel consumption

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9
Q

The engine mounts must be designed to allow for what?

A

Radial and axial termal expansion

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10
Q

On side mounted engines what beams connect the engine to the fuselage?

A

Front and rear saddle beams

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11
Q

On side mounted engines, how are the beams connected to the engine mounting points?

A

Swinging links and thrust trunnions, with a thrust strut connected to the airframe

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12
Q

How are pylon mounted engines connected the pylon?

A

Front and rear brackets attached to links at the top front and rear of the engine

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13
Q

What should be ensured for all lines?

A

That they do not chafe against things

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14
Q

What should be avoided in flex lines?

A

Tight bends

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15
Q

Where must looms not be routed?

A

Areas where they might be used as handholds or support

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16
Q

How must wiring be clamped?

A

So that contact with equipment and structure is avoided

17
Q

What extra protection can be given to bundles if contact can’t be avoided?

A

Grommets and chafe strips

18
Q

To prevent insulation degradation wiring must be routed away from what?

A

High temperature equipment

19
Q

Wiring routed across hinged panels must be routed and clamped how?

A

So the bundle will twist and not bend

20
Q

The minimum bend radii must not be less than __ times the outside diameter of their largest wire.

A

Ten

21
Q

When can bundles be bent at 6x their outside diameters?

A

At breakouts or when they must reverse direction, if they are suitably supported

22
Q

Control cables and rods are used to actuate what?

A

The fuel control unit

23
Q

What must be used when removing and replacing turbine engines?

A

Dedicated lifting points

24
Q

Inspection of the drains ensure what?

A

Open and clear. Gives the engineer indication of where the fluid is from

25
Q

What takes the fluids overboard?

A

Drain mast

26
Q

What assembly keeps the fluid leaks in small tanks?

A

Drain collector assembly

27
Q

Where do drain lines collect fluids and vapour?

A

Any point where lines and components may leak or where fluid can accumulate in cavities