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00 GENERAL Exercises
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52.00 GENERAL Exercises
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52.00 GENERAL Exercises
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52.11 PASSENGER AND CREW DOORS System Description
The entry door is hinged on lower side (2 hinges), and opens downwards and outwards.
When open, it is supported on the ground by a rubber tired integral roller.
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52.11 PASSENGER AND CREW DOORS System Description
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52.11 PASSENGER AND CREW DOORS System Description
- a folding handrail which erects when the door opens.
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52.11 PASSENGER AND CREW DOORS System Description
- a balance and damper mechanism which comprises two springs and a damper.
- The springs balance the weight of the door.
- The damper minimizes the acceleration of the door during door opening / closing operations.
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52.11 PASSENGER AND CREW DOORS System Description
The latching system deploys six shoot bolts, which move together. The locking system operates three latchlocks.
The two systems are sequenced such that the latchlocks, all moving together, engage when the shootbolts are in the final latched position.
The upper latch door drive-shaft operates the vent door. It remains opened in order to show evidence of a failure in the latching and locking
operation. Two springs keep the mechanism against stops in both the open and closed positions.
In the event of any unlatched shoot bolts, vent door will not close. This prevents the aircraft to be pressurized to an unsafe level.
Attached to the latchlock pins, indication flags bearing the words "LOCKED" and "UNLKD" show through the four viewer ports the door status.
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52.11 PASSENGER AND CREW DOORS System Operation
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52.11 PASSENGER AND CREW DOORS Exercises
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52.11 PASSENGER AND CREW DOORS Exercises
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52.11 PASSENGER AND CREW DOORS Exercises Level 2
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52.11 PASSENGER AND CREW DOORS Exercises Level 2
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52.11 PASSENGER AND CREW DOORS Entry Door
The passenger entry door is located in the rear left part of the aircraft.
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52.11 PASSENGER AND CREW DOORS Entry Door
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52.11 PASSENGER AND CREW DOORS Entry Door
Door box structure consists mainly of the following parts, in aluminum alloy material connected by clips and fastened with rivets and hi-lock:
- Outer skin provided with four cutouts, one for vent door, one for outer handle box, one for view port and one to house the ground support roller
installation.
- Door pan Four Z-sections spliced to provide a frame along the door periphery.
- Fourteen horizontal beams and vertical intercostals constitute the stiffening structure of the door.
- Inner skin used to close internally the box structure and provided with six large cutouts allows access to complete door actuating the
mechanism when the stair box is removed from the door box.
Stair box consists of the following parts in aluminum alloy material (except for the treads) coupled with rivets, screws and bolts:
- Forward and aft side panels (two places).
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52.11 PASSENGER AND CREW DOORS Entry Door
- Steps (five places). Consisting of a vertical panel, a tread support panel and a bonded tread panel of nonmetallic honeycomb core and glass
fabric reinforced epoxy plies, provided anti sliding pads.
- Clips, angles and stiffeners, to strengthen and connect the stair box.
A pressure seal is installed on the fuselage along the surrounding sill structure of door opening and is depressed by door edges when the door is
closed.
A fail safe cable is installed between balance and door stair.
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52.11 PASSENGER AND CREW DOORS Door Internal Mechanism
The passenger entry door is located in the rear left part of the aircraft.
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52.11 PASSENGER AND CREW DOORS Door Internal Mechanism
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52.11 PASSENGER AND CREW DOORS Vent Door
A vent door is provided on the passenger door to regulate aircraft pressurization before unlocking the door and to indicate door locked/unlocked
position.
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