Standard Practices-Airframe

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TTP

B1-L1

ATA20

Beech 90 Series

B2-L1

Standard Practices Airframe

TORQUE APPLICATION

 

•  Nut and Bolt Tightening Information and

Standard Torque Values

•  Installation of Locknuts

•  Torque Wrenches and Adapters

 

ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE SENSITIVITY

 

•  Electrostatic Discharge Sensitivity Classification


ELECTROST ATIC DISCHARGE SENSITIVITY— MAINTENANCE PRACTICES

 

•  Removal/Installation of ESDS Equipment

•  Handling   of   ESDS   Components   and Equipment

 

•  Controlling Static Charge Buildup

•  Permanent Static Control Workstation

 

•  Humidity and Dust Effects on ESDS Components and Equipment

•  Packaging   of   ESDS   Components  and Equipment

•  Marking   of   ESDS   Components  and Equipment

 

•  Storage and Transit of ESDS Components and Equipment

ELECTRICAL BONDING

 

•  Electrical Bonding Methods

°  Direct Electrical Bonding

°  Indirect Electrical Bonding

•  Electrical Bonding of Pipes, Tubing, and Conduit

•  Electrical  Bonding of Exterior Electrical Components

•  Electrical Power Returns

 

CONTROL CABLES AND PULLEYS

 

•  Control Cable System Inspection

•  Control Cable Tension Inspection

•  Control Cable Storage

•  Control Cable Pulley Inspection

 

TUBE AND HOSE ASSEMBLIES AND FITTINGS

 

•  Leakage at Threaded Couplings

•  Tube Manufacturing

•  Tube Damage Limits

 

FASTENER LOCKING DEVICES

 

•  Self-Locking Nuts

°  Slotted,    Steel   Locknuts   (Prevailing Torque Type)

•  Lockwire and Cotter Pin Requirements

 

AIRCRAFT FINISH CARE

 

•  Aircraft Finish Cleaning

•  Environmental Fallout (Acid Rain)

•  Waxing Aircraft Finishes

•  Placard Replacement

 

CORROSION

•  Uniform Etch Corrosion

•  Intergranular Corrosion

•  Pitting Corrosion

•  Exfoliation Corrosion

•  Electrolytic Corrosion

•  Galvanic Corrosion

•  Corrosion Prevention

•  Corrosion Control

•  Corrosion Cleaning

•  Corrosion Protection

 

SEALING AND BONDING

•  Surface   Preparation   for   Bonding   and

Sealing

•  Sealer/Adhesive Preparation

       •  Sealer/Adhesive Application

PTP 

Beech 90 Series

B1

LOC

 

SGH

 

 

 

B2

LOC

 

SGH

 

 

 

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