Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. Preview — Aircraft Electrical Systems by Pallett. Aircraft Electrical Systems by Pallett. The third edition of this established text continues to provide up-to-date information on the operating principles and applications of the systems and equipment used in aircraft for the generation, distribution and utilisation of electrical power. The fundamental principles of electricity are reviewed, and systems and equipment used in a wise range of aircraft currently in The third edition of this established text continues to provide up-to-date information on the operating principles and applications of the systems and equipment used in aircraft for the generation, distribution and utilisation of electrical power.
The fundamental principles of electricity are reviewed, and systems and equipment used in a wise range of aircraft currently in service are dealt with.
The text is supported by numerous diagrams, photographs and useful appendices. Examination-type test question are included at the end of the book. Get A Copy. Hardcover , pages. Published March 1st by Pearson first published September More Details Original Title. Other Editions 3. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up.
To ask other readers questions about Aircraft Electrical Systems , please sign up. Be the first to ask a question about Aircraft Electrical Systems. Lists with This Book. Waveguides and cavities Magnetron, duplexer and antennas Radar receivers Radar indicators It explains the uses of Ohm's Law, and the Power Equation, and makes applications of formulas involving Kirchoff's Laws.
Starting with an introduction to instruments, this book discusses pressure and force as related and used in certain instruments, electrical remote indicating instruments, thermometers, tachometers, fuel gages and flowmeters, compasses, gyroscopes, automatic pilots, navigation instruments, and it further contains a final chapter on testing and maintenance. This study begins with an introduction to and history of aircraft hydraulics, and proceeds with a discussion of the basic principles of hydraulically actuated mechanisms.
The Aviation Structural Mechanic is then directed to the elementary phase of hydraulic fluids and fittings. Ensuing sections include discussions of line maintenance and trouble shooting, and the book concludes with a chapter on hydraulic automatic pilots. Starting with the basic principles of engine operation, this book discusses the five main systems which apply to all aircraft engines.
Information on the mechanical system, the fuel system, the ignition system, the lubrication system, and the cooling system concludes with a general discussion on engine accessories, problems of overhaul, storage, and trouble shooting. Then, getting specific, there are descriptions and service hints about six of the outstanding aircraft engines used in Naval This book starts off with a study of Kirchoff's laws, measurement instruments, and the theory of a.
Then come chapters on vacuum tubes, amplifiers, power supplies, and transmitters. Modulation and antennas are taken up next with a study of radio waves. Receivers, microphones, and oscilloscopes finish up the study of radio. The chapters in this ninth book of Tables and Master Index are: Mathematical operations Beginning with basic information about aircraft wiring systems, this book proceeds with a discussion of starters, ignition, and spark plugs and ends with problems of aircraft power supply.
Blueprint Reading is written as a basic reference book for men whose duties require a knowledge of blueprint reading and layout work. Beginning with a general discussion of the uses and kinds of blueprints, the text explains the language of a blueprint -- lines, sections, symbols, dimensions, conventions, notes, and titles. Layout tools and geometry required, as well as procedures involved, are discussed.
Making and handling blueprints 1 Blueprint views 9 Lines and sections 21 Dimensions Electronics Technician 2, volume 1, is one of a two volume series written as an aid to enlisted men who are preparing for advancement to ET 2.
This text in combination with Electronics Technician 2, volume 2, contains information about. In the first chapter of this training course the specific duties and responsibilities of the Machinist's Mate 2 are discussed; in addition, chapter 1 contains information concerning the general scope of the Machinist's Mate rating. The remainder of this training course contains information dealing primarily with the systems and equipment which will be operated and maintained by the Machinist's Mate 2.
The chapters in this eighth book about Electromagnetic Circuits and Devices are: Electric motors Synchros and servo systems Magnetic amplifiers This book is written to aid the striker for Electrician's Mate 3 to qualify for advancement to that rate. Electrical currents and circuits-Ohm's Law 1 Magnetism 31 Electromagnetism and magnetic circuits 50 Induction 68 Alternating- and direct-current generators 89 Direct-current generators Types of direct-current generators Operation of direct-current generators Direct-current motors Maintenance of direct-current motors and generators Direct-current controllers Cables Starting with a discussion of vacuum tubes, this book takes up measuring instruments and aircraft electrical instruments.
Then it follows with a study of Kirchoff's Laws, d-c armature winding, theory of a-c circuits. There is a discussion of motors and generators, and power transformers. In conclusion, there is a section on electrical propellers, electrical ordnance equipment, and aircraft electrical checks.
This book, written primarily for the welding phase of the Aviation Structural Mechanic rating, deals with both oxy-acetylene and electric arc welding. The section devoted to the oxyacetylene method begins with an introduction to fundamental equipment, and is followed by practical instructions in welding techniques. Ensuing chapters deal with oxyacetylene cutting, brazing, soldering, and hand forging. The second section deals with arc welding, inert arc welding, and atomic-hydrogen welding.
It concludes with a section on Metalite. This training course has been prepared for men of the regular Navy and of the Naval Reserve who are studying for advancement to the rate of Construction Electrician 3 or Construction Electrician 2. The course is intended to supply information on the basic knowledges and skills required in the Construction Electrician rating.
The first chapter of this course is an introductory chapter. It briefly explains the structure of the Construction Electrician rating, discusses duties of' the Construction Chapters 1, 2, and 3 consist of brief definitions of hand tools, machine and power tools, and sheet metal operations--all of which are important to an Aviation Structural Mechanic.
Chapters 4, 5, and 6 deal with aircraft metals--their properties and treatment. In chapter 7 the various types of aircraft fasteners are described and listed, and their use is discussed. Two chapters, then, are devoted to repair and inspection, and the remaining chapters deal with nonmetallic materials, welding, This training course provides the Machinist's Mate with the information he will need in supervising the repair and overhaul of the main plant and auxiliary equipment.
There are also two chapters on casualty and damage control--one dealing with damage control organization and supervision, the other dealing specifically with engineering casualty control. In addition, there are four chapters on Navy repair procedures, material and supplies, records and reports, and trials and inspections. Starting with an explanation of the function of the fuel system, this book contains information on tanks and tubing, fuel-line accessories and fuel pumps.
Then it explains the principles of carburetion, and the kinds and use of gasoline. It describes the Stromberg float-type carburetor and the Stromberg injection carburetor. There is a section on the induction system, which includes discussion of intake manifolds and superchargers. The final chapter deals with Turbo-Jet fuel systems and fuels.
The manual is based upon an actual piece of Navy test equipment which is currently used in almost all Fleet activities. You should study the manual very carefully when directed to do so by the automated text. Volume 2 of the automated text can be completed only if the previous lessons on trouble-shooting principles have been learned and This book is written for enlisted men of the Navy and the Naval Reserve who are preparing for advancement to the rates of Boilerman 1 and Chief Boilerman.
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