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    The document provides information on various components and systems of airplanes organized into three sections. Section A describes major external components of airplanes like the fuselage, wings, landing gear, and engines, as well as pilot operating handbooks. Section B covers internal power and related systems such as reciprocating engines, fuel systems, electrical systems, and propellers. Section C discusses flight instruments including pitot-static, gyroscopic, and magnetic instruments that indicate aircraft altitude, speed, attitude, and direction.

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    The document provides information on various components and systems of airplanes organized into three sections. Section A describes major external components of airplanes like the fuselage, wings, landing gear, and engines, as well as pilot operating handbooks. Section B covers internal power and related systems such as reciprocating engines, fuel systems, electrical systems, and propellers. Section C discusses flight instruments including pitot-static, gyroscopic, and magnetic instruments that indicate aircraft altitude, speed, attitude, and direction.

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    2 Airplane Systems

    Transféré par

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    The document provides information on various components and systems of airplanes organized into three sections. Section A describes major external components of airplanes like the fuselage, wings, landing gear, and engines, as well as pilot operating handbooks. Section B covers internal power and related systems such as reciprocating engines, fuel systems, electrical systems, and propellers. Section C discusses flight instruments including pitot-static, gyroscopic, and magnetic instruments that indicate aircraft altitude, speed, attitude, and direction.

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    Section A -Airplanes

    Airplanes
    Fuselage
    Wings
    Empennage
    Landing Gear
    Engine/Propeller
    Pilot’s Operating Handbook
    Fuselage
    Monocoque
    Semi-Monocoque
    Wings
    Straight wings
    Swept-back wings
    Dihedral
    Landing Gear

    Tricycle

    Conventional Retractable
    Engine/Propeller
    •Air cooled •Fixed pitch
    •Normally Aspirated •Constant Speed
    •Carburated
    Pilot’s Operating Handbook
    Chapter 1 General
    Chapter 2 Limitations
    Chapter 3 Emergency Operations
    Chapter 4 Normal Operations
    Chapter 5 Performance
    Chapter 6 Weight and Balance
    Chapter 7 Systems
    Chapter 8 Handling and Servicing
    Chapter 9 Supplements
    Chapter 10 Safety Tips
    Section B - The Power Plant and Related
    Systems
    The Power Plant and Related
    Systems
    Reciprocating Engine
    Induction Systems
    Supercharging and Turbo charging
    Ignition Systems
    Fuel Systems
    Refueling
    Oil Systems
    Cooling Systems
    Exhaust Systems
    Propellers
    Propeller Hazards
    Electrical Systems
    Reciprocating Engine
    Induction Systems

    Carburated Fuel Injected


    Supercharging and Turbocharging
    Increases intake air
    pressure using
    compression from
    a fan to increase
    horsepower at
    high altitude.
    Ignition System
    Fuel Systems
    Refueling
    Oil Systems
    Cooling Systems

    Cooling Fins Cowl Flaps


    Exhaust Systems

    The Exhaust system not only vents products of


    combustion overboard, it also is used for cabin
    heating and window defrosting by means of a heat
    exchanger. (caution: Carbon Monoxide)
    Propellers

    Constant Speed Prop Fixed Pitch Prop


    Electrical Systems
    Propeller Hazards

    Take Flight Alaska Prohibits Hand Propping


    Section C – Flight Instruments
    Pitot – Static Instruments

    Atmospheric Pressure
    Altimeter
    Airspeed Indicator
    Vertical Speed Indicator
    Blockage of the
    Pitot-Static System
    Altimeter
    True Altitude
    Absolute Altitude
    Pressure Altitude
    Density Altitude
    Indicated Altitude
    Calibrated Altitude
    Airspeed Indicator

    Ram Air
    Drain Hole
    Pitot Heat
    Markings
    Vertical Speed Indicator
    Calibrated Leak
    Lags Behind
    Blockage of the Pitot-Static System
    Blockage of Pitot Tube
    Blockage of Pitot Tube and Drain
    Blockage of Static
    Ports
    Alternate Static
    Sources
    Gyroscopic Instruments
    Rigidity in Space
    Precession
    Vacuum Driven Gyros
    1)Attitude Indicator
    2)Directional Gyro
    Electrical Driven Gyros
    1)Turn Coordinator
    Vacuum Driven Instruments
    Engine Driven Fuel Pump
    Attitude Indicator
    Directional Gyro
    Electrical Driven Gyros
    Turn Coordinator
    Uses Precession
    Rate of Turn
    Turn Quality
    (Coordination)
    Attitude Indicator
    Adjustment Knob
    Use The Natural
    Horizon
    Magnetic Compass
    Variation
    Deviation
    Magnetic Dip
    Acceleration Error
    Turning Error

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