Weight and balance plus fluid lines and fittings
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| The main purpose of weighing an aircraft is to obtain what? | the empty weight and empty weight center of gravity
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| In the event that any aircraft’s weight and balance records are lost or damaged beyond use, what should you do? | the aircraft should be reweighed
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| The empty weight of an aircraft includes what? | includes all operating equipment that has a fixed location and is actually installed in the aircraft.
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| Is a full fuel included in the aircraft’s empty weight? | nope. only the Unusable (residual) fuel is because it is trapped in the fuel lines
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| What is the definition of Datum? | An imaginary vertical line which all measurements of arm are taken. The datum is established by the manufacturer.
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| What is the definition of Arm? | the horizontal distance from the datum to a piece of equipment
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| What is the definition of Moment? | The product of a weight multiplied by its arm.
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| what is the PROCEDURE FOR WEIGHING!?!?!?!? | 1 Remove any items that are not part of the empty weight. 2 If possible, drain fuel; if not then subtract full weight afterward. 3 Top off oil and hydro fluid. 4 Position all slats, slots, spoilers, and flaps correctly. 5 Release the aircraft brakes.
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| what is the PROCEDURE FOR WEIGHING!?!?!?!? P2??!! | 6 Make sure the aircraft is in level flight attitude. 7 weight it.....
almost fit it all in 1 card
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| What is tare weight? | extra weight on the scales that must be subtracted
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| examples of tare weight? | weight of the jack, wheel chocks placed on the scales and ground locks left in place
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| What is ballast? | Weight used in an aircraft to attain the desired CG balance, when the center of gravity is not within limits
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| What is permanent ballast? | Weight installed to compensate for the removal or installation of equipment items and remains for long periods at a time
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| What is useful load? | All items on a plane that is not part of empty weight
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| What does useful load consists of? | fuel, any other fluids that are not part of empty weight, passengers, baggage, pilot, copilot, and crew members.
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| What are two main types of fluids that pass through flexible hoses? | Mineral base fluids
Phosphate ester base fluid (Skydrol)
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| What are the four flexible hose liners? | Buna-N
Neopreame
Butyl
Teflon
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| What fluids is Buna-N compatible with? | Petroleum based products
used in engine oil areas
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| What fluids is Neoprene compatible with? And what resistance does it have better than Buna-N | Petroleum based products and Abrasion resistance
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| What fluids is Butyl compatible with? | Phosphate ester base fluid (Skydrol)
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| What fluids is Teflon compatible with? | It is compatible with nearly every fluid
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| What is Flexible hoses measured in? And in what size? | Inside diameter and 1/16th inch
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| How much slack should a flexible hose have? | 5-8%
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| What happens to a flexible hose when subjected to pressurization? | Expands in diameter and contracts in length
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| Flexible hoses must be supported by clamps how many inches apart? | 24 in
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| Describe MIL-PRF-5606H hydraulic fluid | petroleum based, red in color, flammable, and used with Buna-N and Neoprene
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| Describe MIL-H-8446 (Skydrol 500 A and B) | Phosphate Ester Base, light purple in color, fire resistant, and used with buty
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| Where is the information on flexible hoses found and what does it also indicate? | On the layline and helps indicate if it has been twisted during installation
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| Read and discribe this flexible hose number found on the layline. MIL-H-8794: 6-2 90 | Hose part number: MIL-H-8794
Hose Size: 6/16
Hose Quarter and year manufacture: 2 90
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| Where can instructions for fabrication and a table for rigid and flexible hoses be found? | AC43.13-1B ch 9
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| What should you flare to what degrees? | 37°
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| How is Rigid tubing measured? in what increments? | outside diameter, 1/16th
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| How to find inside diameter | Inside Diameter = Outside Diameter - 2(Wall Thickness)
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| What two types is rigid made from? | Aluminum alloy
Stainless steel
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| What is Aluminum alloy rigid tubing made for? | low-pressure applications
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