MY DAILY WEEK ONE
In Globalia:
We are giving theoretical and practical classes on aircraft systems, more specifically ATA29 Hydraulic Systems
A hydraulic system uses a fluid under pressure to drive machinery or move mechanical components.
All aircraft make use of some hydraulically powered components. In light, general aviation aircraft, this use might be limited to providing pressure to activate the wheel brakes. In larger and more complex aeroplanes, the use of hydraulically powered components is much more common. Depending upon the aircraft concerned, a single hydraulic system, or two or more hydraulic systems working together, might be used to power any or all of the following components:
- wheel brakes
- nose wheel steering
- landing gear
- flaps and slats
- thrust reversers
- spoilers/speed brakes
- flight control surfaces
- etc
This week my group (Sergio, Rotger and Ignasi) we have removed the auxiliary hydraulic pump (An electrical-driven emergency hydraulic pump that comes into operation when an engine-driven pump(s) fails. It also provides hydraulic fluid under pressure when the engine is not running. )
The dismantling of the auxiliary pump has been carried out on the Turbocommander 680
The space to work was reduced, but as I give small, I had less problems, so I did all the work, Sergio helped me with the tools.
Maria, this is absolutely brilliant. It is just what I wanted! You have improved so much since last year! Thank you
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