Chapter 10 Textbook Inspection Concepts
and Technique questions and correct answers
Before starting an inspection be sure - answer-All plates, access doors, fairings, and
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cowling has been open or removed and the structure cleaned.
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Before cleaning the aircraft what should you take note of? - answer-Any oil or leakage
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because this will all be washed away in cleaning and you will never have known it was
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there.
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The checklist for inspection should include the following - answer-Fuselage and hull
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group
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Cabin and cockpit group
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Engine and nacelle group
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Landing gear group v v
Wing and center section
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Empennage group v
Propeller group v
Communication and navigation group v v v
Miscellaneous group v
Areonautical publications are the - answer-Sources of information for guiding aviation
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mechanics in the operation and maintenance of aircraft and related equipment
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Areonautical publications include - answer-Manufacturer's SB
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Manuals
Catalogs
CFRs
ADs
ACs
TCDS
SBs - answer-Are recomendation of repair that are not mandated. These are sent out to
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aircraft owners and include the type of work to be done, what component, detailed
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instructions for service, source of parts, and estimated man hours.
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Maintenance Manual - answer-Contains information for the mechanic who normally
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works on components, assemblies, and systems while they are installed in the aircraft.
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, A typical maintenance manual contains the following: - answer-A description of the
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Lubrication instructions v
Pressures and electrical loads specific to systems
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Tolerances and adjustments necessary for proper functioning of the airplane
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Methods of leveling, raising, and towing
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Methods of balancing control surfaces
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Identification of primary and secondary structures v v v v v
Frequency and extent of inspections necessary to the proper operation of the airplane
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Special repair methods applicable to the airplane
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Special inspection techniques requiring X Ray ultrasonic or magnetic particle inspection
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A list of special tools
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Overhaul Manual - answer-Contains brief detailed step by step instructions covering
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work normally performed on a unit that has been removed from the aircraft
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Structural Repair Manual - answer-Manufacturers information and specific instructions
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for repairing primary and secondary structures. Typical skin, frame, rib, and stringer
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repairs are covered in this manual.
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Illustrated Parts Catalog - answer-Presents component breakdowns of structure and
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vequipment in disassembly sequence. Also included are exploded views or cutaway
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villustrations for all parts and equipment manufactured by this aircraft manufacturer
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Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) - answer-Established by law to provide for safe and
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orderly conduct of flight operations and to prescribe airman privileges and limitations
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Airworthiness Directives (ADs) - answer-Notify aircraft owners of unsafe conditions that
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may exist because of design defects, maintenance.
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2 categories of airworthiness directives - answer-Emergency - those of an emergency
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nature requiring immediate compliance upon reciept
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Less Urgent - Those of a less urgent nature requiring compliance within a relatively
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longer period of time
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Type Certificate Data Sheet - answer-Describes the type design and sets forth the
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limitations prescribed by the applicable CFR part.
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Who is responsible for making sure before each flight an aircraft is in a condition for a
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safe flight? - answer-The pilot in command (PIC)
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Detailed inspections must be conducted by aviation maintenance technicians at least
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once each - answer-12 calendar months while inspection is required for others after
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each 100 hours of flight. This is dependent upon their for lease for higher status
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and Technique questions and correct answers
Before starting an inspection be sure - answer-All plates, access doors, fairings, and
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cowling has been open or removed and the structure cleaned.
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Before cleaning the aircraft what should you take note of? - answer-Any oil or leakage
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because this will all be washed away in cleaning and you will never have known it was
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there.
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The checklist for inspection should include the following - answer-Fuselage and hull
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group
v
Cabin and cockpit group
v v v
Engine and nacelle group
v v v
Landing gear group v v
Wing and center section
v v v
Empennage group v
Propeller group v
Communication and navigation group v v v
Miscellaneous group v
Areonautical publications are the - answer-Sources of information for guiding aviation
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mechanics in the operation and maintenance of aircraft and related equipment
v v v v v v v v v v v
Areonautical publications include - answer-Manufacturer's SB
v v v v v
Manuals
Catalogs
CFRs
ADs
ACs
TCDS
SBs - answer-Are recomendation of repair that are not mandated. These are sent out to
v v v v v v v v v v v v v v
aircraft owners and include the type of work to be done, what component, detailed
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instructions for service, source of parts, and estimated man hours.
v v v v v v v v v v
Maintenance Manual - answer-Contains information for the mechanic who normally
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works on components, assemblies, and systems while they are installed in the aircraft.
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, A typical maintenance manual contains the following: - answer-A description of the
v v v v v v v v v v v
vsystem
Lubrication instructions v
Pressures and electrical loads specific to systems
v v v v v v
Tolerances and adjustments necessary for proper functioning of the airplane
v v v v v v v v v v
Methods of leveling, raising, and towing
v v v v v
Methods of balancing control surfaces
v v v v v
Identification of primary and secondary structures v v v v v
Frequency and extent of inspections necessary to the proper operation of the airplane
v v v v v v v v v v v v v
Special repair methods applicable to the airplane
v v v v v v v
Special inspection techniques requiring X Ray ultrasonic or magnetic particle inspection
v v v v v v v v v v v
A list of special tools
v v v v
Overhaul Manual - answer-Contains brief detailed step by step instructions covering
v v v v v v v v v v
work normally performed on a unit that has been removed from the aircraft
v v v v v v v v v v v v v
Structural Repair Manual - answer-Manufacturers information and specific instructions
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for repairing primary and secondary structures. Typical skin, frame, rib, and stringer
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repairs are covered in this manual.
v v v v v v
Illustrated Parts Catalog - answer-Presents component breakdowns of structure and
v v v v v v v v v
vequipment in disassembly sequence. Also included are exploded views or cutaway
v v v v v v v v v v
villustrations for all parts and equipment manufactured by this aircraft manufacturer
v v v v v v v v v v
Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) - answer-Established by law to provide for safe and
v v v v v v v v v v v v v
orderly conduct of flight operations and to prescribe airman privileges and limitations
v v v v v v v v v v v v
Airworthiness Directives (ADs) - answer-Notify aircraft owners of unsafe conditions that
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may exist because of design defects, maintenance.
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2 categories of airworthiness directives - answer-Emergency - those of an emergency
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nature requiring immediate compliance upon reciept
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Less Urgent - Those of a less urgent nature requiring compliance within a relatively
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longer period of time
v v v v
Type Certificate Data Sheet - answer-Describes the type design and sets forth the
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limitations prescribed by the applicable CFR part.
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Who is responsible for making sure before each flight an aircraft is in a condition for a
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safe flight? - answer-The pilot in command (PIC)
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Detailed inspections must be conducted by aviation maintenance technicians at least
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once each - answer-12 calendar months while inspection is required for others after
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each 100 hours of flight. This is dependent upon their for lease for higher status
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