Acronyms
Compontents & Purposes
Components Purposes
Functions
Brakes
MISC
100
the components of a JACK
What is MARCH Manual bypass valve actuating cylinder reservoir check valves hand pump
100
check valve
What is To allow fluid to flow in one direction only Or (Prevent Backflow)
100
pump
What is to create a flow of fluid.
100
the purpose of aircraft brakes
what is to create the friction necessary to prevent of stop the rotation of the aircraft wheels.
100
two classifications of pumps
What is constant displacment and variable displacement
200
basic components of a hydraulic system
What is SHARP selector valve hydraulic lines actuating unit reservoir pump
200
Reservoir
What is to hold the supply of fluid necessary for the operation of the hydraulic system.
200
Purpose or Function of an Accumulator
What is Pupose: store a supply of fluid under pressure for normal and emergency use Function: absorb shocks and surges and thermal expansion in the system
200
To create a flow of fluid in the ON position Relieve thermal expansion and allow replacement of fluid lost by leakage in the OFF position
What is the purpose of the independents master cylinder
200
decontamination methods
What is recirculation cleaning purifying flushing purging
300
Aviation Hydraulic Manual
What is NA-01-1A-17
300
actuating UNIT
converts fluid energy into mechanical motion
300
pressure reducing valve
what is reduces main system pressure to a lower predetermined subsystem pressure
300
power brake control valve ports
What is PBR pressure brake return
300
contamination sources
What is internal wear failure of hyd system components maintenance malpractice poorly maintained support equipment
400
MIL Spec for Hydraulic Fluid
What is MIL-PRF-83282
400
5 hydraulic lines and purpose
What is supply- reservoir to pump pressure- pump to selector valve working- selector valve to actuation return- selector valve to reservoir vent- excess fluid in reservoir over board transmit fluid from one component to another
400
where does main system hydraulic fluid pressure operate in the power boost master cylinder
What is the boost chamber
400
Filter assemby and 4 types of elements used in Naval Aviation
What is Assembly = head assembly / bowl / element five-micron disposable (1-10) stainless steal (15-25) mironic (10-20) sintered (25)
500
4 types of 1/2 wide tapes used to show hazards on lines.
What is FLAMM- flammable TOXIC- toxic and poisonous AAHM- anesthetic and harmful materials PHDAN- physically dangerous
500
7 additional compontents in a hydraulic system
What is -filters -pressure gauge and snubber -accumulators -restrictors -check valves -pressure reducing valves -relief vavles
500
power boost master cylinder 5 laws of 3
What is 3 purposes- creat fluid flow, greater press, aid pilot 3 positions- off, on, balanced 3 ports- pressure, brake, return 3 valves- inlet, outlet, poppet 3 chambers- brake, boost, boost piston