Type of fuselage that is relying on the skin of the aircraft -Skin takcs ah the locds

It is known as the strongest wing structure which is attached directly to the fuselage and does not have any type of external, stress-bearing structure

Known as the fatio of the wing span and its chord

This tool is used when bolt extends through the nut too far preventing general purpose sockets from being used

Which of the following is also used for twisting safety wires?

Allever is being supported by a:Allever is being supported by a:

It is a pneumatic alr- oil hydraulic shock absorber used on landing gear of most large aircraft and many smaller ones

The reason inventors have not been able to invent machine that is 100% efficient is due to:

By which even would the power stroke happens in a Reciprocating Engine?

It states that the pressure is inversely proportional with the velocity

Defined as the force that is necessary to keep an object moving in a curved path and it is directed inward toward the center of rotation

It is a 30-degree view drawing with a scale of one half

Orthographic Views can be presented in 2 ways, what are those?

Mach number is defined as

It is a secondary flight control system which is used for lift augmentation

Type of a fuselage that is relying on the skin and stiffeners

It states that the mass of an object never changes over time no matter how constituent's part rearrange themselves

It is the angle formed by the chord line of the wings and the plane of rotation

These are'physical quantities that are unaffected by changes and no movements

It is a flight control surface which is in charge with the movement of the aircraft about the vertical axis

It states that when there is an increase an increase in pressure at any point in a confined liquid, there is an equal increase at every othér point in a container

Which of the following is a unlt of density?

Which secondary flight control used to assist for an additional climb?

The power output produced by a piston of a reciprocating engine is know as?

An aircraft flight control system which is in charge with the movement of the aircraft along longitudinal axis

Which part of the atmosphere extends from the earth's atmosphere to 36,080ft?

It is defined as anything that occupies weight and has mass

It states that the absolute pressure exerted by a given mass of an Ideal gas is Inversely proportional to the volume it occupies i the temperature and amount of gas remain unchanged within a closed system

This drag is reduced when the aspect ratio is increased

Which is considered as the principal structural member of a wing?

What is the fuel used for a gas turbine engine?

The percentage of Oxygen and Nitrogen in the Earth's Atmosphere

Which layer of the atmosphere is located between Thermosphere and Stratosphere?

It is the distance between the outer wheels of the main landing gear

This drag is greatest at lowest speed of the aircraft

What happens to aircraft's performance when there is a high humidity?What happens to aircraft's performance when there is a high humidity?

It is a system used to reduce the undesirable tendencies of an aircraft to oscillate in a repetitive rolling and yawing motion, a phenomenon known as thé Dutch roll.)

This tool is used to flattened smooth metal like aluminium and copper

It is the distance between the center of the nose wheel of an alrcraft and the line joining the centreline of the wheels to the main landing toar

What does VOR stands for?

What is the effect of humidity during take-off?

What happens to the molecules when the liquid is heated?

It is an upright wall within the fuselageof an aeroplane and

What is the smallest particle into which matter can be divided without the release of electrically charged particles?

It is the angle formed by the relative wind and the wing chord line

In a3d Angle Orthographic Projection, the Plans view normally show:

Drag produced as the air passes and strikes through the rudder which causes it to move

It describes a drawing of an object that is seen by the naked eve

It is the part of the wing which braces the spars apart and glve the wing its aerofoll shape.

Known as the static atmospheric model of how the pressure, temperature, density and viscosity of the Earth's atmosphere change over a wide range of altitudes or elevations

It is the distance from the leading edge to the trailing edge

Defined as the apparent force that is felt by an object moving in a curved path that acts outwardly away from the center of rotation

What will happen if a gas in a container is compressed?

It is a drag which is not a form of parasite drag

Compared to the sea level, the air pressure at an altitude of 1500 ft. is?

Type of punch which is used to remove bushings in the hole

The pressure gauge on a bottle containing a gas would show a higher reading if the gas in the bottle was:

How many views does an Orthographic Drawing have?

The standard sea level temperature In degrees Fahrenhelt Is?

This tool can be used to cut wires, rivets, small other pins

This screw driver has 4 flukes with 45"*

ADF stands for?

Stress in a member when a force tends to be elongated or strecthed

Also known as the twisting force

It is the distance of the aircraft from its wing tip to another wing tip

It is the axis of the aircraft that is in parallel to the aircraft's direction

It is a high lift device which is used during take-off and landing

It consists of formers, frame assemblies, bulkheads as well as longerons and stringers

At what phase of flight would all the forces acting on the aircraft be equal to zero?

Drag produced as the air passes through the wings and creates a boundary layer

These spanners are not used for aircraft maintenance

In a reciprocating engine, what does the N stands for in the PLANK formula?

ILS stands for?

It is defined as the reduced aerodynamic drag that an aircraft's wing generate when they are also close to a (fixed surface

This tool is used to drive/remove headiess setscrews, socket head cap screws and Hi-lock fasteners

The tolerance given in a particular blueprint is 0.003". Which of the following dimensions is allowed if the dimension is 0.25?

What does DME stands for?

Unit of measurement used to describe the force producediin a Gas turbine Engine

It is also known as the resistive force to a relative motion of any solid or liquid surface

Which of the following is a scalar quantity?

The water at sea level is heated to 100 degrees Celsius will;