Inglés Libro II ATA 54, 57 Y 71

Look at these eight types of structural damage and write the name of each one under the appropriate illustration. hole. gouge. scratch. crack. nick. dent. abrasion. debonding.

Look at these eight types of structural damage and write the name of each one under the appropriate illustration. hole. gouge. scratch. crack. nick. dent. abrasion. debonding.

Look at these eight types of structural damage and write the name of each one under the appropriate illustration. hole. gouge. scratch. crack. nick. dent. abrasion. debonding.

Look at these eight types of structural damage and write the name of each one under the appropriate illustration. hole. gouge. scratch. crack. nick. dent. abrasion. debonding.

Look at these eight types of structural damage and write the name of each one under the appropriate illustration. hole. gouge. scratch. crack. nick. dent. abrasion. debonding.

Look at these eight types of structural damage and write the name of each one under the appropriate illustration. hole. gouge. scratch. crack. nick. dent. abrasion. debonding.

Look at these eight types of structural damage and write the name of each one under the appropriate illustration. hole. gouge. scratch. crack. nick. dent. abrasion. debonding.

From which depth do you consider a scratch to be a crack?. 0.5mm. 152.4 mm/6 inches. each airplane “A” check. 40.64 mm.

What is the ratio tolerated between depth and diameter?. 1:10. 152.4 mm/6 inches. It must be repaired. 8. 304.8 mm.

What is the maximum tolerated length of a gouge. 152.4 mm/6 inches. 2580 mm-2. 8. 304.8 mm. 40.64 mm.

What is the equivalent of 4 square in?. 0.5 mm. 2580 square mm. 304.8 mm. 40.64 mm.

What must you do if there is damage which is not in this table? (book pages 241-242). It must be repaired before the next flight. each airplane “A” check. Engine Inlet Lip.

What is the nick inspection interval?. each airplane “A” check. It must be repaired. 40.64 mm.

What does “blend” mean?. fold. mix. cut. bond.

A gouge must be surrounded by how many mm of undamaged skin?. 0.5 mm. 152.4 mm. 6 inches. 304.8 mm.

These tolerances relate to which part of the structure? (ATA 54). Engine Inlet Lip. Wings. Rear Fuselage. Belly Fairing.

A dent must be how many mm from the inner skin?. 40.64 mm. 152.4 mm/6 inches. 2580 mm. 0.5 mm.

Which type of damage is specific to windows?. crazing. corrosion. dent.

Which types of damage are not due to impacts?. crazing, corrosion, crack (abrasion). crack (abrasion). dent.

What damage does a bird strike cause?. scratch, nick, corrosion, abrasion. crazing. dent.

In which types of damage is there loss of material?. scratch, nick, corrosion, abrasion. crazing. dent.

Find the types of damage which correspond to these short descriptions or words. Misalignment. Caused by rubbing. Result of an impact. Edge of material removed. Longitudinal break.

Find the types of damage which correspond to these short descriptions or words. Chemical destruction. Superficial, linear damage. Bending, folding. Fine cracks. A group of different types of damage.

Which word means “surface”?. area. sharp. smooth.

Is the depth of a scratch limited?. yes. no.

What is the contrary of “blunt”?. sharp. straight. smooth.

What is the contrary of “rounded”?. straight. smooth. fold(ed).

What is the contrary of “rough”?. smooth. broken. concave.

What is the past participle of “break”?. broken. concave. breaked.

Is a dent convex or concave?. concave. convex. neither.

Which word signifies “possibility”?. concave. may. chemically.

How do you express “by chemical ... action” using an adverb (-ly)?. chemically. chemicallyed. not used.

Which word is also used about seats, paper, clothes, etc.?. fold(ed). due to. edge.

What is another way to express “because of’?. fold(ed). due to. edge.

What is the word that usually follows “trailing” or “leading”?. due to. edge. hairline.

Which word means “very fine” or “thin”?. smooth. broken. hairline.

What is another word for “limits”?. hairline. boundaries. edge.

What is the name of the assembly?. fireshield. honeycomb. doubler.

What type of structure is it?. fireshield. honeycomb. doubler.

In which paragraph can you find the repair limits?. in paragraph J. honeycomb. doubler.

Is “one-fourth”?. 40%. 25%. 20%.

What is there between the skins of the honeycomb?. overlap. honeycomb. core.

Which word means “a reinforcement”?. doubler. honeycomb. core.

Which word means “one surface on another"?. doubler. overlap. when the doubler covers more than 20% of the skin.

When should the panel be replaced, not repaired?. doubler. overlap. when the doubler covers more than 20% of the skin.

Read the text quickly. Make a list of structural terms. wings, fuselage, wing box, spar, ribs, stringers. center, primary, auxiliary, movable. skins,fasteners, bolts, rivets, manhole.

Read the text quickly. Make a list of structural terms. center, primary, auxiliary, movable, main,. aft, rear, top, bottom, front, rear, intervening, inboard. skins,fasteners, bolts, rivets, manhole.

Scan the text and find the first ten compound words (noun clusters) e.g. CENTER WING BOX. center wing box / primary structure / box-type construction / movable flight surfaces. machined spars / fuel tanks / polysulphide sealants / steel and titanium Hi-Lok or Taper-Lok type bolts / light alloy Drivematic rivets. The wings / The main gear fasteners / The primary structure / Design / The Bolt location diagrams.

Find the subjects of the ten sentences in the text. center wing box / primary structure / box-type construction / movable flight surfaces. the intervening ribs / Ribs 2 and 15 / The area / Access. The wings / The main gear fasteners / The primary structure / Design / The Bolt location diagrams.

Each wing comprises three main parts. True. False.

The spars are assembled. True. False.

The main gear is attached to the wing center box. True. False.

There are 29 ribs. True. False.

The fuel tanks are formed by the two spars and ribs 1,13 and 27. True. False.

A chemical sealant is used to reinforce tank sealing. True. False.

Bolt Location Diagrams are included in the SRM. True. False.

All the ribs are used as fuel baffles. True. False.

The clack valves allow the free transfer of fuel. True. False.

The fuel surge vent tank is located from rib 27 to rib 29. True. False.

You can enter the tank through manhole covers on the upper wing. True. False.

Find the words with the same meaning as these words: KEEP. retain. avoid. In the vicinity of.

Find the words with the same meaning as these words: PREVENT. retain. avoid. In the vicinity of.

Find the words with the same meaning as these words: NEAR. retain. avoid. In the vicinity of.

Find the words with the same meaning as these words: USUALLY. in most cases. size. suitable.

Find the words with the same meaning as these words: DIMENSIONS. in most cases. size. suitable.

Find the words with the same meaning as these words: APPROPRIATE. in most cases. size. suitable.

Find the words with the same meaning as these words: COMPONENTS. nomenclature. units. suitable.

Find the words with the same meaning as these words: NAME. nomenclature. units. suitable.

Find the words with the same meaning as these words: AUTHORIZED. nomenclature. approved. suitable.

Complete the sentence: Replace the bonding jumper __________ it is damaged. wherever. as. if.

Complete the sentence: Protect the unit __________it is being transported. wherever. while. if.

Complete the sentence: __________necessary apply grease. wherever. while. if.

Complete the sentence: The action taken is __________ the seriousness of the damage. dependent upon. while. as.

Complete the sentence: Use lockwire __________ secure the fasteners. dependent upon. to. as.

Units are only placed in their containers for transit. True. False.

Excessive weight may damage the units if they are superimposed. True. False.

The components are sensitive to ozone. True. False.

(1) Drive out cotter ______ (A) (8), nuts (7), washers (6), screws (2) and (4) bushings (3) and (5). pin. screw. bolt.

Order the words to fill the blanks (1) Drive out cotter ________ (8), nuts (7), washers (6), screws (2) and (4) bushings (3) and (5). ________ spring rod (1). (2) Refer _________ Overhaul Manual 27-61.12 for disassembly of spring rod. H. Removal of Upper Relay (Ref. Fig. 312) (1) Drive out ______ pin (21), nut (20), washer (19), drive out shouldered shaft (18) and retain spacers (17), fitting (16) ______ bellcrank assy (9). (2) Disassembly of Bellcrank (9) (a) Remove shouldered bushings (10) and (11). (b) Uncrimp bush (13) and extract bush (13) and bearing (12). (c) Extract ball ________ ( 14) and spacer (15). pin. remove. to. cotter. and. bearings.

Order the words to fill the blanks: J. Disassembly of Microswitch and Mechanism (1) Before modification 1180 (Ref. Fig. 313) (a) Drive out cotter pin(33), nut(32), washer(31), ____ (30), bush (29). Remove spring (34). (b) _____ cotter pin (24), ______(23), washer (22), Drive out _____(19), _____washer (21), bushing (20) and locking arm assy, (c) _______ and drive out shouldered pin (27), remove spacer (28) and remove locking arm (18). screw. Drive out. nut. bolt. retain. uncrimp.

Find the components which have these functions: spacer. bellcrank. washer. nut. bush, bushing. cotter pin.

Read the telex quickly and answer these questions. Which ATA chapter is involved?. Was the aileron lost?. How many cases have occurred?. When did incidents occur?. Was the problem caused by a manufacturing defect?.

Read the telex quickly and answer these questions. Are the fasteners becoming loose?. Will the new inspection be performed periodically?. Is aircraft N® 83 affected?. Are the panels in composite?. Which word means “a series of parts manufactured together”?.

Find the contrary of these expressions of location. FWD OF. TOP LEFT. INNER REAR. INBOARD OF. LEFT WING TIP.

Find the contrary of these expressions of location. UPPER OUTBOARD. UP AND UNDER. LOWER RIGHT. AT THE TOP OF. LEFT OUTER.

Complete the * call-outs (names of components) below. aft bulkhead. engine attach ring fitting. inner barrel. fan cowl alignment fitting.

Complete the * call-outs (names of components) below. hoist points. engine attach ring. engine control unit cooling air inlet. engine control unit cooling re-exit duct.

Complete the * call-outs (names of components) below. anti-ice discharge vent/access door. anti-ice ducting. lip assembly. outer barrel.

What are the ten verbs in paragraph B? One of the verbs is plural, which one ?. consists of. comprise. supplies.

What are the ten verbs in paragraph B? Two of the verbs can also be nouns — which ones?. exits. passes through. comprise. exhausts.

Find the expressions in the text which correspond to these definitions. aerodynamically faired. flush exit. of composite structure. acoustically treated. swirl nozzle.