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Pressure will increase
Flow will be restricted
A great amount of turbulence will occur
Resistance, force and energy
Incompressibility, resistance, and pressure transmission
Pressure transmission, incompressibilty, expansion and contraction
Boyle
Pascal
Charles
1.57 cubic inches
3.14 cubic inches
15.7 cubic inches
4 cubic inches
12 cubic inches
36 cubic inches
Pressure times volume.
Resistance divided by effort.
Equal force plus effort.
Only created
Either created or destroyed
Neither created or destroyed
5
10
100
Multiply the centigrade temperature by 1..8 and add 32.
Multiply the centigrade temperature by 1..8 and subtract 32.
Subtract 32 from the centigrade temperature and multiply the remainder by 1.8.
Climb slowly.
Descend slowly.
Maintain a constant altitude.
Gradually dive.
Gradually climb
Maintain a constant speed
Lateral
Vertical
Longitudinal
Ruddder
Aileron
Elevators
Mechanically
Hydraulically
Electrically or hydraulically
Electrically or manually
Electrically or mechanically
Electrically or hydraulically
Altitude hold
Auto pilot
Stability augmentation
Direct chemical reation of a metal to chemicals.
Deterioration of a metal by reaction to its enviroment.
Breakdown action of the protective finish of metals.
Surface swelling of the metal.
White powdery deposits on the metal surface.
Gray blistering of the metal surface.
Eddy current and dye.
Flourescent and dye.
Flourescent and magnectic particle.
In the flight deck.
At the control surface.
At the front of aircraft.
Zero
15000 psi
Maximum
Deflated and extended
Inflated and compressed
Deflated and compressed
Oxygen
Hydrogen
Nitrogen
Strut could bottom out on landing.
Strut may not compress on landing.
Strut may not extend fully after takeoff.
Isolate thru elimination.
Observe the problem.
Take corrective action.
In areas of extreme vibration.
When system pressure does not exceed 1500 psi.
When system pressure exceeds 1500 psi.
1/2
1
2
Only one tape, at either end.
One tape at each end of the hose.
One tape in the middle of the hose.
Prevent leakage
Hold the hose down during testing
Provide protection for the person testing the hose
124 inches
12 and 1/4 inches
12 and 1/2 inches
1 or more wires..
7 or more wires.
10 or more wires.
5 years.
10 years.
15 years
Prevent flareout.
Ensure a square cut.
Mark the correct length.
Cover is loose.
Hose is kinked.
Hose is twisted.
By the head diameter.
By the lenght of the handle.
According to the weight of the head.
Duckbill
Long-nose
Slip-joint
Diagonal pliers.
Slip-joint pliers
Needle-nose pliers
The jaws will spring.
The point will not cut.
The material will not be cut cleanly.
Make the fitting of two size nuts possible.
Allow for expansion of the nut as it is tightened.
Make it easier to slip the wrench on and off the nut.
Strap
Box end
Crow foot
It can only be used i close quaters.
It has a tendency to slip off nuts easier than other wrenches.
It must be lifted from the nut and repositioned for another turn.
Strap
Spanner
Crowfoot
Coarse file and finsih with a smooth file.
Second cut file and finish with a smooth file.
Smooth file and finish with a dead smooth file
Pin
Center
Starting
Addding the minus reading only.
Addding the minus reading with the plus reading.
Subtracting the minus reading from the plus reading
Length of a cable.
Amount of cable stretch
Amount of tension applied to a cable.
Zero the tensiometer
Determine the cable size.
Close and lock the handle.
Tenths.
Hundredths.
Thosandths
0.001 inch
0.002 inch
0.025 inch
10 percent
15 percent
20 percent
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