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CPL Acft Tech - Airframe & Undercarriage

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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1.

Gust loads are caused by...

a)

a sudden change in velocity of the air

b)

vigorous movements of the control column in response to turbulence

c)

a control surface deflecting and imparting a force on the wing

d)

the aircraft being manoeuvered such that g forces increase

2.

"Strain" is...

a)

the measure of the deformation of a structure

b)

any load placed on a structure

c)

the ability of a structure to impart a load on a structure

d)

The SI unit for an impact force on a structure

3.

What force is being exhibited here?

a)

Tensile

b)

Tension

c)

Torsion

d)

Compression

4.

"Shear loading" describes the force produced when...

a)

compression and tension happen at the same time

b)

torsion is opposed by weight

c)

a bending load causes a stress fracture

d)

one object tries to slide over another

5.

The most common type of airframe construction is...

a)

semi-monocoque

b)

truss

c)

stressed frame

d)

monocoque

6.

In the picture, which letter is pointing to a Longeron?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

7.

A "sternpost" can be found in...

a)

vertical fins

b)

wings

c)

ailerons

d)

elevators

8.

Light aircraft controls are generally actuated by

a)

cables

b)

hydraulics

c)

mass balances

d)

aerodynamic balances

9.

In an oleo-pneumatic strut...

a)

the oil provides the shock absorption

b)

the oil provides a damping medium

c)

the air is provided for cooling of the oil

d)

the air is forced into the oil chamber to provide a cushioning

10.

The maximum extension on the nose oleo of a light aircraft should be approximately

a)

12cm

b)

10cm

c)

7cm

d)

2cm

11.

A creep mark on an aircraft tyre indicates...

a)

If the inner tube is moving relative to the tyre

b)

if the tyre tread is low and needs replacing

c)

if the wheel rim is damaged

d)

if there is insufficient air in the tyre

12.

One of the ways that a retractable aircraft undercarriage can be prevented from retracting on the ground is by...

a)

use of over centreing cams

b)

being electrically actuated

c)

the use of push pull rods

d)

being hydraulically actuated

13.

What type of brakes are shown?

a)

Disc

b)

Drum

c)

Anti-skid

d)

Electrically operated

14.

Light aircraft brakes are usually of the ______________variety, while larger aircraft may have __________________ brakes

a)

disc , multi-disc

b)

drum , multi-drum

c)

disc , multi-drum

d)

drum , multi-disc

15.

A power brake system...

a)

is operated by the main hydraulic system

b)

uses a self contained hydraulic system

c)

uses both self contained and additional hydraulic sources

d)

generates electricity whilst braking, which is used to power the braking system