Module 15.19 Powerplant Installation Flashcards

1
Q

What is a firewall?

A

A partition between the engine powerplant installation and the aircraft.

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2
Q

What are firewalls typically made of?

A

Stainless steel or some other high heat-resistant metal.

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3
Q

Why are fan and thrust reverser cowls attached to the engine?

A

To protect the engine and its accessories from the operating environment and to provide a streamlined, aerodynamic surface.

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4
Q

What do cowlings route?

A

Cooling air

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5
Q

Where are clowlings attached to?

A

The nacelle support frame.

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6
Q

What are cowlings secured with?

A

Several latches along the 6 o’clock centreline

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7
Q

How can fan cowls be closed?

A

Hand or electric pump

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8
Q

What are ‘C’ duct cowls known as?

A

Thrust reverser cowls.

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9
Q

What are ‘C’ duct cowls secured to?

A

Nacelle mounting strut.

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10
Q

How can ‘C’ duct cowls be opened?

A

Hand-operated hydraulic pump or electric pump.

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11
Q

What is used to suppress the noise from the fan stage of a high by-pass ratio engine?

A

Noise-absorbent liners (acoustic panels).

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12
Q

What are the disadvantages of using acoustic liners?

A

Add weight and increase fuel consumption.

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13
Q

What are ‘C’ duct cowls lined with?

A

Honeycomb panels as acoustic lining.

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14
Q

What do the engine mounts allow for?

A

Expansion in both the radial and axial directions.

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15
Q

How are engines connected to the pylon?

A

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

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16
Q

Where on the engine is the front mount point located?

A

Compressor case

17
Q

Where on the engine is the rear mount point located?

A

Exhaust/turbine case

18
Q

What loads do the forward engine mounts carry?

A

Vertical, side, and axial (thrust)

19
Q

What loads do the rear engine mounts carry?

A

Vertical and side

20
Q

What type of bearing do the main mounting bolt/trunnion assemblies have?

A

Spherical bearings

21
Q

Why are spherical bearings used in mounting bolt/trunnion assemblies?

A

To allow for expansion and torque.

22
Q

What is provided for the attachment of dedicated equipment for engine removal?

A

Slinging points

23
Q

What is the minimum radii for bends in wire groups or bundles?

A

No less than 10 times the outside diameter of their largest wire.

24
Q

Where are drain masts located?

A

Lower part of the module assembly.

25
Q

What do drain masts do?

A

Takes fluids overboard.

26
Q

What do drain collector assemblies do?

A

Keeps fluid leaks in small tanks.

27
Q

What do drain lines do?

A

Collect fluids and vapour from any point where lines and components may leak, or where fluid can accumulate in cavities.

28
Q

What is the difference between cowl and cowling?

A

No difference