Mechanical Engineering
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- What type of micron filter is typical for aviation?
- An ____________ ___________ on a turbine engine controls the density and velocity of exiting gas.
- Is bleed air different than pneumatic air?
- Large aircraft use what type of hydraulic fluid?
- Fuel - offMixture - idle cut offMags - offElectrics - offHeater/defroster - offFLWOP/Ditch
- Electrical fire: try isolateMasters - offVents - openCabin heat - offLand asapCabin fire:Act immediately with fire extinguisherStorm window - openLand asap
- Throttle - openMasters - onFuel pump - offMixture - idle cut offStarter - engage. When stated release, mixture to full, throttle reduce
- Ammeter reading 0 and discharge in voltage, illumination of Alt Light
- Fuel pump on and leave on for short period after changing tank
- During start: fuel offMixture - idle cut offThrottle - openEngine - turn starter to pull flame into engineFire continues: extinguish Fuel selectors - offMixture - idle cut offPark out of wind is possible
- Spider tracksPlan descent, mayday call, ELT on, secure cabin and instruct pax to put on Life jacketsSmooth water: into windHeavy swells: parallel to waves (on top or just behind waves)If available use power to slow RODSlowest speed on landing with high nose attitude with level wings
- Throttle - retardOil pressure - checkProp control - full decrease in rpm, then set if any control available Airspeed - reduceThrottle - as required to remain below 2700rpm
- Mixture - adjust for smoothnessAlt air - onElectric fuel pump - onFuel selectors - change tanks to rule out contamination Engine gauges - check for abnormalities Mags - L/R/B (if better on one mag use as req)Mixture - full rich and land ASAP
- Throttle - retardAirspeed - slow Vfe (109)Flaps - fullDescend - 109kts
- ____ of Co-Pilot flight experience can be accounted toward 1500 hours for ATPL
- What state of matter strips electrons
- What are arrangements of atoms in geometric shapes or patterns
- What describes how tightly mass is in a given volume
- What is the apparent loss of weight experienced by objects submerged in a liquid
- What describes "an immersed object is buoyed up by a force equal to the weight of the fluid it displaces