There is a seemingly endless list of crucial components within an aircraft, and today we’ll be testing you on two of them – propellers and small gas turbines! Think you know your stuff? Find out today!
Barrel
Control
Low pitch stop
Pitchlock requlator
Deicer cnotact ring holder
Hub mounting bulkhead
Front spinner
Afterbody
Main pressure and main scavenge
Standby pressure and main scavenge
Auxiliary pressure and main pressure
Auxiliary pressure and auxiliary scavenge
Pitchlock control cam
Pitchlock ratchet piston
Externally threaded ring
Externally splined spacer ring
Feather shaft
Potentiomether
65* microswitch
66* microswitch
Any throttle position
Above FLT IDLE
At TAKE OFF
At GND IDLE
No. 1 and no. 2
No. 2 and no. 3
No. 3 and no. 4
All four propellers
0*
18*
34*
90*
Check
Bypass
Low pressure relief
High pressure relief
Magnetic
Purple dye
Magna flux
Spectrometric
45
95
244
781
Roller shaft
Track slopes
Ball bearings
Roller bearings
The loss of oil pressure
An engine overspedd due to a loss of power
The flow of hydraulic fluid to the pilot valve
An engine ovespeed due to a loss fo hydraulic pressure
Beta set
Speed set
Backup valve
Beta follow-up
A 96% mechanical stop
About a 2% speed change
The mechanical governor setting
The preset master propeller governing setting
Microadjusting ring
Beta feedback shaft
Blade segment gear
Blade bushing
Beveled thrust washer
Stationary ratchet
Beta segment gear
Blade barrel shim
99 to 103%
104 to 108%
109 to 113%
114 to 118%
Landing gear touchdown
Low speed ground idle
Landing gear warning
Air start
Auxiliary pressure
Standby pressure
Backkup pressure
Main pressure
Wedge
Servo valve
Dome piston
Hydraulic pressure
0 to 200
300 to 500
600 to 800
900 to 1,100
Standby
Feather
Backup
Pilot
Identical speeds and the same blade phase angles
Different speeds and the same blade phase angles
Identical speeds and optimum blade phase angles
Different speeds and optimum blade phase angles
Dome shell
Cam tracks
Dome piston
Seal area of the piston
Red
Blue
Green
White
Pods
An H-frame
A two-wheel trailer
A four-wheel trailer
Pitchlock
Standby
Reverse
Airstart
Propeller barrel from decreasing blade angle below 23.3* +_ .5*
Dome piston from decresing blade angle below 23.3* +_ .5*
Propeller barrel from decreasing blade angle below 34* +_ .5*
Dome piston from dereasing blade angle below 34* +_ .5*
Poppet
Scheduling
Fuel flow divider
Fuel shutoff solenoid
Drives the main and standby pressure pumps
Controls operation of the pilot valve and serves as an electrical ground
Drives the rotation sleeve when the throttle is positioned in the beta range
Transmits blade angle movement to the valve housin and drives the propeller governor flyweights
Throttle
Beta shaft
Pilot valve
Manual feather cam
2%
4%
6%
8%
0.002 inch
0.004 inch
0.020 inch
0.040 inch
24 hours
48 hours
5 days
7 days
PMG
Governor
Pneumatic thermostat
Fuel flow divider valve
Stops the dome piston from increasing blade angle above 23.3
Prevents the blades from decreasing pitch if hydraulic pressure is lost
Prevents cam bearing rollers from bottoming out in the track slopes
Prevents the propeller from going into the beta range when the throttle is positioned in alpha range
Aft end of the dome piston
Forward end of the dome piston
Decreased-pitch side of the pilot valve
Increased-pitch side of the pilot valve
Balance sensitivity chart
Solution screen printout
Balance chart worksheet
Weight balance sheet
12 o'clock
9 o'clock
6 o'clock
3 o'clock
Tie bolts
Helical splines
A common shaft
A gear reduction gerbox
Valve housing
Low pich stop
Transfer bearing
Pitchlock regulator
Check
Bypass
Low-pressure relief
High-pressure relief
4
6
8
10
0.2 IPS
0.4 IPS
0.2 degrees
0.4 degrees
Prevents the popeller from goin in to the beta range when the throttle is positioned in the alpha range
Limits cam travel and prevents the propeller from exceeding feather and reverse balde angles
Prevents the blades from decreasing pitch if an overspeed condition occurs
Transmits engine torque to the blades
1/16 inch
3/16 inch
5/16 inch
7/16 inch
Internal caliper
Inside micrometer
Blade checking indicator
Ruler with 1/64" increments
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