Eskisehir Technical University Info Package Eskisehir Technical University Info Package
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  • Faculty of Aeronautics and Astronautics
  • Department of Airframe and Powerplant Maintenance
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  • Aircraft Structure and Systems II
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0 : Does not support   1 : Low-level support   2 : Mid-level support   3 : Top level support
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1. Students explain the sources of air supply including engine bleed, APU and ground cart. define requirements of different air supply usage.\n1.1 List pressurization sources\n 1.2. Explains when the engine bleed air is used.\n1.3. Explain when APU bleed air is used\n1.4. Lists the advantages and disadvantages of the pneumatic system.\n1.5. Categorizes the pneumatic system types.\n1.6. Explains pressure and vacuum pumps.\n2. Students describe the purpose and functions of the pressurization system.\n2.1. Explain why planes are pressurized.\n2.2. Identifies the valves used in the pressurization system.\n 2.3. Explain cooling systems.\n2.4. Explain heating and ventilation systems.\n3. Students explain the detailed working principles of a crew and passenger oxygen systems.\n3.1. Explains the properties of oxygen and its ratio in the air.\n3.2. Categorizes oxygen types.\n3.3. Describes the properties of the mask and tubes in the crew oxygen system.\n 3.4. Explains under what conditions the crew oxygen system should be activated.\n 3.5. Explains the properties of masks and tubes in the passenger oxygen system.\n3.6. Explains under what conditions the passenger oxygen system becomes active.\n3.7. Describes the properties of the portable oxygen system.\n4. Students explain water system lay-out and storage, water system supply, distribution, servicing and draining.\n4.1. Explains the purpose and elements of the water system.\n 4.2. Explains the types and capacities of the tanks used in the water system.\n4.3. Explains the features of the water system used in toilets and galley.\n 4.4. Explains how to clean and maintain the water system.\n 4.5. Explains how to make storage servicing and draining.\n5. Students expain toilet system flushing and servicing.\n5.1. Classifies toilet system types.\n5.2. Explain the elements and working principle of the toilet system.\n 5.3. Describes the properties of the tanks used in the toilet system.\n5.4. Explains how to clean and maintain the toilet system.\n----------
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