This particular manual on Basic Helicopter Maintenance includes a series of carefully prepared questions and answers to emphasize key elements of the study. Specific information on detailed operation procedures should be obtained form the manufacturer through appropriate maintenance manuals, and followed in detail for the best results. The purpose of each Jeppesen Sanderson training publication is to provide basic information on the operation and principles of the various aircraft systems and their components. This program is part of a continuing effort to improve the quality of education for aviation mechanics throughout the world. of the largest suppliers of aviation maintenance training materials in the world. PREFACE This book on Basic Helicopter Maint~nance is part of a course of training and reference publications produced by Jeppesen Sanderson, Inc., one.
Wheel and skid gear Visibility Structural components and materials Bell 206 fuselage Hughes 500 fuselage Fuselage maintenance Airframe systems Special purpose equipment Tubular construction Sheet metal construction. Operation Tail rotor system Bell 47 Hughes 500 AStar 350 Bell 212 Servicing Tail rotor track System rigging Mast Stabilizer bar Dampeners Swa~hplate Flight control syst~ms - Collective Cyclic Push-pull tubes Torque tubes Bellcranks Mixer box Gradient unit Control boosts Maintenance,and inspection Control rigging iiiĮngine-transmission couplings Driveshaft Clutch Freewheeling units Sprag clutch Roller unit Torquemeter Rotor brake Vibrations Mounting systems Transmissionsįixed wing powerplant modifications Installation Radial and opposed engines Cooling systems Correlation systems Turboshaft engines Powerplants Rotor heads Semirigid rotor heads Fully articulated rotor heads Rotor blades Rotor head maintenance - Blade alignment Static main rotor balance Vibration Tracking Spanwise dynamic balance Blade sweeping Electronic balancing Dampener maintenance Counterweight adjustment Autorotation adjustment
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