Unit 1.
Airframe.
Read and translate. Put in the missing words.
1) strength 2) weight 3) wings 4) semimonocoque 5) construction 6) fairings
The semimonocoque fuselage relies on a stringer reinforced skin to carry the primary stresses. Vertical structural members called frames and bulkheads provide the shape of the fuselage. The heaviest of these are located to carry concentrated loads and at points of attachment to other units. Transverse beams support the floor panels except over the wheel wells and center wing where longitudinal beams are used. A forward and an aft bulkhead is specially designed to withstand pressurization loads. Non-structural ……. provide aerodynamic streamlining at major assembly joints such as wing to body.
Unit 2.
Flight control.
1. Read and answer the questions.
HIGH LIFT DEVICES
High lift devices are used to change the airflow pattern on the wing. This allows lower takeoff and landing speeds.
Leading edge flaps are normally installed between the fuselage and the power plant. Leading edge slats are normally installed from the power plant outboard to the wing tip. Trailing edge flaps are installed at the rear of the wing.
Construction may be with spars, ribs, stiffeners and composite skins or may be basically honeycomb with a graphite/epoxy skin depending on size and function.
The ailerons provide roll control of the airplane around the longitudinal axis, and are attached to the wing rear spars with hinges. Balance weights and/or panels may be used to improve operation.
Construction may be with spars, ribs and skin, or in the case of later airplanes basically of composite materials with the hinge, actuator and balance weight fittings attached.
Provisions are made to dissipate static electricity buildups, and for lightning protection.
What is the purpose of flight control?
What is its physical Description?
Construction of the aileron
Aircraft Structure Test
The fuselage is the main body ____ the aircraft
for b) of c) with
The cargo, the crew and passengers ______located there
was b) am c) are
Three types of fuselage include: monocoque, truss type and_____
semi-monocoque b) longeron c) frictional
The empennage is the ______ portion of the airplane
front b) rear c) center
Wing layout includes high wing, mid wing and______
center wing b) cambered wing c) low wing
Retractable landing gear may be____
raised b) pushed c) fixed
Brakes assist with _________ on the ground
cruising b) steering c) retracting
Rectangular, tapered swept and delta are examples of wing______
shape b) position c) function
Twin engine aircraft has_____ engines
one b) two c) three
Elevators are hinged to the
fin b) horizontal stabilizer c) nose
Flaps and ailerons are located:
on the wings b) on the nose c) in the undercarriage
Undercarriage is a place for _____
landing gear b) slats c) rudder
Pilot cabin is called
a cockpit b) rear part c) galley
Rudder and elevators are located
in the tail unit b) in front c) on the wings
The fuel of the aircraft is stored
in the cockpit b) in the fuel tank c) on the fin
We __________ on board now
are coming b) came c) will come
New wing part______ tomorrow
arrive b) arrived c) will arrive
Fixed landing gear _______ retract
is not b) does not c) do not
Wingspan is the maximum distance _____ wing tip to wing tip
from b) to c) for
Usually the landing gear ________ the impact of landing
has absorbed b) absorbs c) did absorb

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