Aviation Maintenance and Engine Systems

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What can be used to repair minor damage such as nicks, burrs, or scratches to a crankcase?

Fine oil stone or crocus cloth.

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Which of the following is a possible repair function to crankshafts?

Reground, nitrided journals.

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Can crankshafts that have a bent main journal be straightened?

False.

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What should be done to an aircraft engine or component before inspection?

None of the above.

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What should be done with sludge chamber plugs?

Removed, cleaned, and reused.

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What factor determines if a broken fin is repairable?

Square inch of damaged fin.

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What is the purpose of honing on cylinders?

To provide a precision surface to cylinder barrels.

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What may be done to a cylinder barrel that has excessive taper or out of roundness?

It may be reground to the next allowable oversize.

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What are the critical areas of a valve?

Face and Tip.

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Which reference should be used on hardware in reassembly?

Illustrated Parts Catalogue (IPC).

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In what order should the piston rings gaps be installed?

None of the above.

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What should a mechanic consult to determine the maximum amount of cylinder cooling fin that should be removed?

Engine manufacturer service and overhaul manual.

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Why is troubleshooting important for an Aviation maintenance technician?

It is one of the most important skills to develop.

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What can systematic troubleshooting save?

Hours of time and prevent components from being needlessly replaced.

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What are the three main sections of a Gas Turbine Engine?

Turbine, Compressor, and Combustion.

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What is the correct order of rules for systematic troubleshooting?

Know the system, Observe the system, Divide the system, Look for obvious problems.

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What are the three requirements for engine start?

Air, Fuel, Spark/igniter.

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What does the designation R680 mean?

Radial and 680 cubic inches of displacement.

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In a propeller gear ratio of 3:2, what do the numbers represent?

3 is the crankshaft, 2 is the propeller.

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What is the compression ratio if the cylinder volume equals 90 cubic inches at BDC and 10 cubic inches at TDC?

9:1.

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What is the compression ratio defined as?

The ratio between the cylinder volume of the piston at bottom dead center and top dead center.

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What is troubleshooting?

Finding a solution to a problem.

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What is the Brayton cycle commonly known as?

The constant pressure cycle, Joule cycle, the continuous combustion cycle.

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What is Newton's 1st Law of Motion?

An object that is at rest will stay at rest unless an unbalanced force acts upon it.

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What can be used to repair minor damage such as nicks, burrs, or scratches to a crankcase?

Fine oil stone or crocus cloth.

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Which of the following is a possible repair function to crankshafts?

Reground, nitrided journals.

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Can crankshafts that have a bent main journal be straightened?

False.

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What should be done to an aircraft engine or component before inspection?

None of the above.

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What should be done with sludge chamber plugs?

Removed, cleaned, and reused.

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What factor determines if a broken fin is repairable?

Square inch of damaged fin.

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What is the purpose of honing on cylinders?

To provide a precision surface to cylinder barrels.

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What may be done to a cylinder barrel that has excessive taper or out of roundness?

It may be reground to the next allowable oversize.

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What are the critical areas of a valve?

Face and Tip.

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Which reference should be used on hardware in reassembly?

Illustrated Parts Catalogue (IPC).

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In what order should the piston rings gaps be installed?

None of the above.

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What should a mechanic consult to determine the maximum amount of cylinder cooling fin that should be removed?

Engine manufacturer service and overhaul manual.

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Why is troubleshooting important for an Aviation maintenance technician?

It is one of the most important skills to develop.

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What can systematic troubleshooting save?

Hours of time and prevent components from being needlessly replaced.

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What are the three main sections of a Gas Turbine Engine?

Turbine, Compressor, and Combustion.

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What is the correct order of rules for systematic troubleshooting?

Know the system, Observe the system, Divide the system, Look for obvious problems.

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What are the three requirements for engine start?

Air, Fuel, Spark/igniter.

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What does the designation R680 mean?

Radial and 680 cubic inches of displacement.

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In a propeller gear ratio of 3:2, what do the numbers represent?

3 is the crankshaft, 2 is the propeller.

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What is the compression ratio if the cylinder volume equals 90 cubic inches at BDC and 10 cubic inches at TDC?

9:1.

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What is the compression ratio defined as?

The ratio between the cylinder volume of the piston at bottom dead center and top dead center.

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Troubleshooting is one of the most important in Aviation maintenance technicians should develop…

True

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What is troubleshooting?

Finding a solution to a problem.

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What is the Brayton cycle commonly known as?

The constant pressure cycle, Joule cycle, the continuous combustion cycle.

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What is Newton's 1st Law of Motion?

An object that is at rest will stay at rest unless an unbalanced force acts upon it.