General Information About The Aircraft

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MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND SCIENCE OF UKRAINE
National Aviation University Aerospace Faculty Department
of Aerodynamics and Aircraft Flight Safety
AGREED APPROVED by
Dean of ACF the Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs
M. Kulyk A. Polukhin
"" 2021 "" 2021
Quality management system
WORKING PROGRAM
of the educational
discipline "General information about
the aircraft (structure, systems and power plant)"
Educational and professional program: "Flight operation of aircraft" Field of

knowledge: 27 "Transport" Specialty:
272.02
272"Flight
"Aviation
operation
transport"
of aircraft"
Specialization:
Total
Form DZ / RGR / KR/ The form of
Semester (ECTS hours/ LKTC PR.Z L.Z SRS
teaching K.r. KP the sem. control
credits)
Denna: 1 210/7.0 17 - 85 108 1\1 - Exam
Index NB-1-272.02/21-2.1.5.2
SMYA NAU RP 02.07.05-01-2021

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Work program of the RP 07.02.05-01-2021
educational discipline document
"General information about the aircraft
(structure, systems and power plant)" Page 2 out of 20
The work program of the discipline "General information about the aircraft (structure,
systems and power plant)" was developed on the basis of the educational and
professional program "Flight operation of aircraft", educational and work plans
NB-1-272.02/21 and RB-1-272.02/ 21 of the training of higher education applicants of the
educational degree "Bachelor" in the specialty 272 "Aviation transport", specialization 272.02
"Flight operation of aircraft" and relevant regulatory documents.
The working program was developed

by: Senior teacher of the Department of
Aerodynamics and Aircraft Flight Safety _____________ Yu. Balenko
The work program was discussed and approved at the meeting of the Department of
Aerodynamics and Aircraft Flight Safety, Minutes No. 8 dated May 11, 2021.
Guarantor of the educational program __________ V. She lived
Head of Department __________ O. Bondik
The work program was discussed and approved at the meeting of the scientific methodical
and editorial board of the Aerospace Faculty, protocol No. 14 of May 2021.
Head of NMRR ______________ V. Kravtsov
Document level – 3b
Planned period between revisions – 1 year
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Introduction ................................................... ................................................ ..... 4
1. Explanatory note .............................................. ....................... 1.1. Place, purpose, tasks of 4

the educational discipline .................................... 1.2. Learning outcomes that can be achieved by the 4
academic discipline ......................................... .................................... 1.3. Competences that the

educational discipline makes it possible to acquire ......................................... ...................................4
1.4. Interdisciplinary connections ............................................... ......................
5
5
2. Program of the academic discipline ............................................... ..... 2.1. Content of the 5
academic discipline ............................................... ................ 2.2. Modular structuring and integrated 5
requirements for each

of the module ................................................ ................................................ 2.3. Thematic plan
2.4. List of questions for preparation ................................................
for the exam or final exam................................ 5 12
control work ................................................ ..............................

12
3. Educational and methodical materials on the discipline ...........................

3.1. Teaching methods 3.2. ................................................ ................................ 12
Recommended literature (basic and auxiliary) ............................... 3.3. Information resources on the 12
Internet ................................................... ........... 13

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4. Rating system for evaluating the knowledge and skills acquired by the
student ................................................ .....................................
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INTRODUCTION
Work program (RP) of the academic discipline "General information about

aircraft (structure, systems and power plant)" was developed on the basis
of the "Methodical recommendations for the development and design of the work program of
the academic discipline of full-time and correspondence forms of education", approved by the
rector's order dated 04/29/2021 No. 249/od, and relevant regulatory documents.
1. EXPLANATORY NOTE
1.1. Place, goal, tasks of the educational discipline. The

place of this educational discipline in the system of professional training of a specialist
is that it is the theoretical basis of the set of knowledge and skills that form the aviation profile
of a specialist in flight operation of aircraft. The goal of the discipline is to master theoretical
knowledge in the field of modern transport, acquire practical skills and abilities in the organization
of air transport, the ability to use the acquired knowledge in the process of flight operation
of aircraft.
The tasks of the academic discipline are students' mastery of:

– studying the structure of the airframe; – study of aircraft
systems, and the ability to control and know the correct actions during the failure of systems
under the control parameters, flight time.
– study of aircraft power plants, and the ability to manage and control parameters, to know
the correct actions in the event of a power plant failure during flight. know the procedure
of actions according to the manual for the flight operation of the aircraft (AFM) during the
procedure of pre-flight preparation (PFI) of the aircraft before the flight 1.2. Learning
outcomes that the academic discipline makes possible to achieve. Understanding of the
design of the airframe of the aircraft and its components, namely: AFM (Flight Operations
Manual) (AFM), MTO (Maintenance Manual) (AMM), of the appropriate type of aircraft.
Understanding the design of an aircraft engine and its components, namely:
KLE (AFM), KTO (AMM), corresponding type of aircraft engine.

Understanding the design of aircraft systems and their components, namely: CLE(AFM),
WHO (AMM), corresponding type of aircraft.

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Mastering the basic provisions, correctly and safely operating the

aircraft systems during the entire flight in accordance with the
CLE(AFM), KTO(AMM). Mastering the basic principles of correctly and
safely operating the aircraft engine and its systems during the entire
flight in accordance with the CFE(AFM), KTO(AMM).
1.3. Competences that the educational discipline makes it possible

to acquire. ZK 03. Skills in using information and communication technologies.
ZK 04. Ability to conduct research at the appropriate level. ZK 09. Ability
to abstract thinking, analysis and synthesis. *Taken from OPP
1.4. Interdisciplinary
connections. Interdisciplinary connections of the academic discipline: is
based on the knowledge of such disciplines as: "Higher mathematics",
"Physics", "Operational procedures", "Aerodynamics and flight dynamics of
aircraft" and is the basis for studying further disciplines, namely: "Aviation
characteristics and planning", "Navigation", "Principles of flight".
2. PROGRAM OF EDUCATIONAL DISCIPLINE
2.1. Program of educational discipline.

The training material of the discipline is structured according to the
modular principle and consists of three training modules, namely: - training
module No. 1 "General information on the design of aircraft gliders".
- educational module No. 2 "General information on the design of aircraft
systems". - educational module No. 3 "General information on the
design of the aircraft power plant", each of which is a logically completed,
relatively independent, integral part of the educational discipline, the
mastery of which involves conducting a modular control work and analyzing
the results of its implementation.

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2.2. Modular structuring and integrated requirements for each

of the
module Module No. 1 "General information on the construction of
airframes". Integrated requirements of module #1: as a result of studying
the module
the student of higher education will know:
- general information about the design of the airframe and its elements; -
the main provisions for maintaining the airworthiness of aircraft
the vessel, its ownership and registration;

- basic rules for obtaining airworthiness of an aircraft. be able to: -
correctly and safely operate an aircraft during flight,
and its elements;

- detect malfunctions of the airframe and its elements
during the pre-flight inspection (PFI) of the aircraft.
Topic 1. Design of systems, load, voltage, technical
service.
Schemes of structures, certification level, load and stress. Material
fatigue. Corrosion. Maintenance methods, scheduled and according to condition.
Topic 2. Glider of an aircraft. Construction and connection methods. Materials.
Wing, tail surfaces and controls. Design and construction. Structural
elements. Loads, stresses and aeroelastic oscillations ("flutter"). Fuselage,
landing gear, doors, floor, windshield and portholes. Strength limit.
Module No. 2 "General information on the design of aircraft systems".

Integrated requirements of module #2: as a result of studying the module
the student of higher education will

know: - general information about the design of aircraft systems and its
components; - the main signs of failure of aircraft systems, which can appear both
on the ground and in flight. be able
- recognize failures of aircraft systems both on the ground and in flight; -

act correctly during failure of the aircraft system according to (KLE) (AFM)

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Topic 3. Hydraulic system.

Hydromechanics and basic principles. Explain Pascal's law, energy
transfer, basic principles of hydromechanics. Topic 4. Hydraulic fluids: types,
characteristics and limitations. Explain what types of hydraulic fluids
are used in aviation. Give the characteristics of these fluids and their
limitations. System elements: diagram, operation, limited operation mode,
indication and warning. Topic 5. Chassis, wheels, tires and brakes Chassis.
.
Types. System components, schematic, indication and warning operation,
ground protection and in-flight protection, emergency release systems.
Control of the nose wheel of the landing gear, scheme, operation. Brakes.
Types of materials. System elements, scheme, operation, indication and
warning. Anti-use Automatic braking. Wheel, rims, tires. Types, constituent
elements and materials of operating limits, thermal fuses. Topic 6. Aircraft
control bodies. Main aircraft control bodies. Manual control. Booster irreversible
control. Semi-booster reverse control. System components, diagram,
operation, indicators and warnings, operation in the mode of limited
functionality, jamming. Auxiliary aircraft control bodies. System components,
diagram, system operation, indicators and warnings, operation in limited
functionality mode, jamming. Electro-remote control system (FBW).
Topic 7. Pneumatics. Cabin inflation and air conditioning system.

Pneumatic supply. Air extraction from the compressor. Supply of air taken from
the compressor in the gas turbine engine. Cabin inflation and air
conditioning system. Components of the system, scheme, operation in modes
of limited functionality, indication and warning.
Topic 8. Anti-icing and de-icing system. Types, diagram,

operation, indication and warning, operational limitations. Anti-icing
systems: types, operation and indication.
Topic 9. Fuel system. For

piston engine(PD), fuel, types, characteristics and limitations. Scheme,
operation, system components and indication for fuel (PD). For gas turbine
engine (GTE), fuel, types, characteristics and limitations. Scheme, operation,
system components and indication for fuel (GTD).

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Topic 10. Electrical system

General provisions, definitions of terms, main areas of application, circuit breaker, logic
circuits. Static electric current. Direct current. Alternating current. Resistors, capacitors,
induction coils. Permanent magnet. Electromagnetism. Shutdown machines. Semiconductors
and logic circuits. Accumulator batteries. Types, characteristics and limitations. Generation.
Direct current generation. Alternating current generation. Constant rotation drive system (PPO)
and generator with built-in drive (HVP). Transformers, transformer rectifier unit, static converter.
Current distribution. Terms. Distribution of direct current. Distribution of alternating current.
Electric load control and monitoring system, switching of automatic generators and buses in
normal and limited operation mode, indication and warning. Electric motors. Terms. The
principle of their work. Constituent elements. Topic 11. Fire protection and detection
system. Types, construction, operation, marking and warning, smoke detection systems. Fire
safety system. Fire extinguishing of engines and cargo compartments. Fire alarm. Rain
protection system.
Topic 12. Oxygen supply system.

Basic principles of operation of the oxygen supply system on an aircraft. Use of the
oxygen system of the aircraft in emergency and non-standard situations.
Module No. 3 "General information on the design of the aircraft power plant".
Integrated requirements of module #3: as a result of studying the module
the student of higher education will know:

- general information about the design of the engine and its systems and components;
- the main signs of failure of the engine and its systems, which can appear both on the
ground and in flight.
Be able
to recognize the failure of the engine and its systems both on the ground and in flight;
- act correctly during engine failure according to (KLE) (AFM)

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Topic 13. Piston engines.

Terms. Types of internal combustion engines. Basic principles, definition
of terms. Scheme, operation, components and materials of a piston engine.
Fuel. Types of varieties, characteristics and limitations. Engine fuel pump.
Carburettor. Fuel injection system. Diagram of the carburetor, its operation in
limited operation modes, indicators and warnings. Injection. Injection scheme,
operation in limited operating modes, indicators and warnings. Carburetor icing.
Engine cooling system. Scheme, operation, indicators and warnings. Lubrication
system. Fuel and lubricants, characteristics, limitations. Scheme,
operation, indication and warning. Ignition chains. Scheme, operation. Mixture.
Definition of concepts, characteristic mixtures, control tools and related control
levers, indicators. Propellers installed on aircraft. Definition of concepts, general
provisions. Air propellers with a constant number of revolutions, scheme,
operation, components of the system. Step-down gear, diagram. Propeller
control, associated control levers, limited operation, indication and warning.
Linen technical characteristics and control of the screw. Engine control. Topic
14. Gas turbine engines. Basic principles of operation of a gas turbine engine
(GTD). Basic thrust generation and thrust formula. Scheme, types (GTD),
constituent elements. Coupled gas turbine engine, schemes, operation,
structural elements and materials. Engines with a free turbine, scheme,
components and materials. Components of the main engine. Air intake.
Compressor and diffuser. Combustion chamber. Turbine. Exhaust gas
system. Engine fuel system. Engine control system (FADEC). Engine lubrication.
Additional motor gear. Starting the engine. Engine starter. The reverse thrust
of the "reverse" engine. Engine operation and control. Startup problems. Engine
start-up range in flight. Thrust, aspects of flight performance and limitations.
Topic 15. Auxiliary power unit (APU) Design, operation, functions, operational
limitations. Operation and Control (APU). Start-up problems.

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2.3. Thematic plan.
Volume of educational classes (hours)

Extramural form
Full-time education teaching
No Name of the
cf topic (thematic section) SRS SRS
Lectures Lectures
occupation occupation
Pract.
Lab./ Pract.
Lab./
That's
all That's
all
6
1 2 3 4 5 78 9
10
Module No. 1 "General information on the design of aircraft gliders".

Schemes of structures, 1 semester ___ semester
certification level, load and
stress. Material fatigue.
1.1
Corrosion. Methods of 13 1 4 10
technical maintenance, planned and
according to the condition.
Construction and connection

methods. Materials. Wing, tail
surfaces and controls. Design and
construction. Structural elements.
1.2 Loads, stresses and aeroelastic 30 2 6 20
oscillations ("flutter"). Fuselage,
landing gear, doors, floor, windshield
and portholes. Strength limit. Total
for module #1 10 Module #2
"General information on the design
of aircraft systems". 1 semester semester 43 3 30
___
Hydromechanics and basic
2.1
principles. Pascal's law, energy 6 1 1 4
transfer, basic principles of
hydromechanics. Types of hydraulic
fluids used in aviation. Characteristics
of these liquids and their limitations.
2.2 System elements: diagram, operation, 8 1 3 4
limited operation mode, indication and
warning.

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Chassis. Types. System components, scheme,

operation indication and warning, ground protection
and in-flight protection, emergency release control
system. landing gear nose wheel, scheme, operation.
Brakes. Types of materials.
warningSystem elements,
indication.
operation,
Anti-use
Automatic braking. Wheel, rims, tires. Types,
2.3 constituent elements and materials of operating limits, 19 1 10 8

thermal fuses. Main aircraft control
control. bodies.
Booster Manual
irreversible
scheme,
control. Semi-booster reverse
components, diagram, and
control. System
operation, indicators and warnings, operation in the
mode of limited functionality, jamming. Auxiliary
aircraft control bodies. System components, diagram,
system operation,
in indicators and warnings,
limited functionality operation
mode,
Electronic
jamming.
remote control system (FBW). Pneumatic supply. Air
extraction from the compressor. Supply of air taken
from the compressor in the gas turbine engine. Cabin
supercharging and air conditioning system.
Components of the system, scheme, operation in
modes of limited functionality, indication and warning.
Types, diagram, operation, indication and warning,
operational limitations. Anti-icing systems: types,
2.4 operation and indication 17 1 8 8
2.5 11 1 5 5
2.6 6 1 2 3

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Piston engine (PD): fuel, types,

characteristics and limitations. Schematic,
operation, system components and fuel
indication for a piston engine. Gas
2.7 turbine engine (GTE): fuel, types, 14 1 7 6
characteristics and limitations. Scheme,
operation, system components and
indication for fuel (GTD). General
provisions, definition of terms, main areas
of application, automatic network
protection, logical schemes. Static electric
current. Direct current. AC. Resistors,
capacitors, induction coils. Permanent
magnet. Electromagnetism. Shutdown
machines. Semiconductors and logic
circuits. Accumulator batteries. Types,
characteristics and limitations. Generation.
Direct current generation. Alternating
current generation. Constant speed drive
system (PSD) and generator with built-in
drive (GVP). Transformers, transformer
rectifier unit, static converter. Current
distribution. Terms. Distribution of direct
current. Distribution of alternating current. 12
2.8 26 1 13
Electric load control and monitoring system,
switching of automatic generators and
buses in normal and limited operation
mode, indication and warning. Electric
motors. Terms. The principle of their work.
Constituents
elements
Types, construction, operation,

marking and warning, smoke detection
systems. Fire safety system. Fire
2.9 extinguishing of engines and cargo 5 1 2 2
compartments. Fire alarm. Rain protection
system.

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Basic principles of operation of

the oxygen supply system on an
2.10 aircraft. Use of the oxygen system 5 1 2 2
of the aircraft in emergency and
non-standard situations. Total for
module No. 2 Module No. 3 "General 117 10 52 55
information on the design of the aircraft power plant". Terms. Types of internal
combustion engines. Basic principles, definition of terms. Scheme, operation, components
and materials of a piston engine. Fuel. Types of varieties, characteristics and
limitations. Engine fuel pump. Carburettor. Fuel injection system. Diagram of the
carburetor, its operation in limited operation modes, indicators and warnings.
Injection. Injection scheme, operation in limited operating modes, indicators and
warnings. Carburetor icing. Engine cooling system. Scheme, operation, indicators
and warnings. Lubrication system. Fuel and lubricants, characteristics, limitations.
Scheme, operation, indication and warning. Ignition chains. Scheme, operation.
Mixture. Definition of concepts, characteristic mixtures, control tools and related
control levers, indicators. Propellers installed on aircraft. Definition of concepts,
general provisions. Air propellers with a constant number of revolutions, scheme,
operation, components of the system. Step-down gear, diagram. Propeller control,
associated control levers, limited operation, indication and warning. Linen technical
characteristics and control of the screw. Engine control.
3.1 22 2 14 6

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Basic principles of gas

turbine engine (GTD) operation. Basic
thrust generation and thrust formula.
Scheme, types (GTD), constituent
elements. Coupled gas turbine engine,
schemes, operation, structural elements
and materials. Engines with a free turbine,
scheme, components and materials.
Components of the main engine. Air intake.
Compressor and diffuser. Combustion
chamber. Turbine. Exhaust gas system.
3.2 Engine fuel system. Engine control system 17 1 8 8
(FADEC). Engine lubrication. Additional
motor gear. Starting the engine. Engine
starter. The reverse thrust of the "reverse"
engine. Engine operation and control.
Startup problems. Engine start-up range in
flight. Thrust, aspects of flight performance
and limitations. Design, operation,
functions, operational limitations. Operation
and Control (APU). Startup problems 3.4
Homework Total for module #3 Total for
1 semester Total for academic discipline
3.3 3 1 1 1
8 8
50 4 23 24
210 17 85 108 210 17 85
108
2.5. List of questions for preparation for the exam and the final test.
The list of questions and the content of tasks for preparation for the exam are
developed by the leading teacher of the department in accordance with
the work program, approved at the meeting of the department and brought to
the attention of students.

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3. EDUCATIONAL AND METHODOLOGICAL MATERIALS ON THE DISCIPLINE
3.1. Teaching methods

The following teaching methods are used when studying an academic discipline:
explanatory and illustrative method; problem statement method; reproductive method; research
method; laboratory research in the educational hangar of NAU; written and oral homework;
independent work of students, which includes mastering theoretical material, preparation for
laboratory classes.
Implementation of these methods is carried out during lectures, laboratory classes,

demonstrations, seminars, independent problem solving, work with educational literature.
3.2. Recommended Books
Basic literature 3.2.1. .

S.N. Nedelko, V.V. Kozlov, T.A. Semtkovskaya, Y.N. Chokha, Maintenance of aircraft
(part 1)-Kirovograd 2013, 221
with.
3.2.2. . A.S. Ormina, M.G. Kruglova, Internal combustion engines. 4th edition, Moscow,
Machine building, 1990, 284 p. 3.2.3. . V.M. Korneev, Design features of gas turbine engines,
ed. Litagen Ridero 2010, 328 3.2.4. Order of the State Aviation Service of Ukraine
dated July 20, 2017 No. 565 (Registered in the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine on August 28,
2017 under No. 1056/30924) "On approval of the Aviation Rules of Ukraine "Technical
requirements and administrative procedures for flight crews of civil aviation". 3.2.5. Order of
the State Aviation Service of Ukraine dated March 12, 2018 No. 220 "Acceptable compliance
methods (AMS) and instructional material (GM) clarifying the provisions of the Aviation Rules
of Ukraine "Technical requirements and administrative procedures for civil aviation flight
crews".
3.2.6. Order of the State Aviation Service of Ukraine dated July 5, 2018 No. 682
(Registered in the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine on September 27, 2018 under No. 1109/32561)
"On approval of the Aviation Rules of Ukraine "Technical requirements and administrative
procedures for flight operation in civil aviation". 3.2.7. Order of the State Aviation Service of
Ukraine dated March 6, 2019 No. 286 (Registered in the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine on
March 28, 2019 under No. 316/33287) "On Approval of the Aviation Rules of Ukraine
"Maintaining the Airworthiness of Aircraft and Aircraft Products,

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components and equipment and approval of organizations and personnel involved in

performance of these tasks".
3.2.8. ATPL Ground Training Series. Air Law. CAE Oxford Aviation Academy
(UK) Limited, 2014.
Supporting literature
3.2.9. The Law of Ukraine "On the National Adaptation Program
legislation of Ukraine to the legislation of the European Union".
3.2.10. Regulation of the European Commission dated November 3, 2011
(EU) No. 1178/2011 (as amended by March 30, 2012 No. 290/2012 and March 13,
2014 No. 245/2014). 3.2.11. Regulation of the European Parliament and the Council
of February 20, 2008 (EC) No. 216/2008. 3.2.12. KLE (AFM), KTO (AMM)
aircraft "Tecnam P2002-JF" 3.2.13. KLE (AFM), KTO (AMM) plane "K-10 Swift"
3.2.14. KLE (AFM), KTO (AMM) aircraft "Cessna-172S"
3.3. Information resources on the

Internet 3.3.1 https://www.aviadocs.net
3.3.2. http://avia.gov.ua 3.3.3. http://
tecnam.com 3.3.4. http://cessna.com

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4. RATING SYSTEM FOR EVALUATING KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS

ACQUIRED BY THE STUDENT
4.1. Evaluation of individual types of educational work performed by the student

and acquired knowledge and skills is carried out in points according to the table. 4.1.
Table 4.1
Assessment of individual types of student academic work Type of academic
work Maximum number of points
Full-time education
1st semester (different
credit) Module No. 1 "General information on the construction of airframes"
Performance and protection of laboratory work #1-5 (5x56.) 15 (5x3 b.)
Doing homework 8
In order to be admitted to the completion of modular control 10 points

work No. 1, the student must score no less than Completion
of modular control work No. 1 Total for module No. 1 Total 10
for 1 semester Module No. 25
2 "General information 25
on the design of aircraft systems"
Performance and defense of laboratory work No. 6-7 (2x5b.) 10 (2x5 b.)
In order to be admitted to the completion of modular control 8 points
work No. 2, the student must score no less than Completion
of modular control work No. 2 15
Total for module #2 Module 25
#3 "General information on the design of the power plant
of an aircraft"
Performance and protection of laboratory work No. 8-12 (5x4b.)
10 (5x3b.)
Completion of homework In order to be admitted to the performance
of modular control work No. 1, the student must score no less than 5
Performance of modular control work No. 3 16 points
10
Total by module #3 30
Semester exam Total by 20
discipline 100

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4.2. Completed types of educational work are credited to the student if he

received a positive rating for them. 4.3. The sum of the ratings received by the
student for individual types of completed educational work constitutes the
current modular rating rating, which is entered in the information of modular
control.
4.4. The sum of the final semester module and semester credit rating
grades in points constitutes the final semester rating grade, which is converted
into grades on the national scale and the ECTS scale. 4.5. The final semester
rating in points, according to the national scale and the ECTS scale, is entered
in the credit and examination information, the study card and the student's
credit book, for example: 92/ Vidm./ A, 87/ Good/ B, 79/ Good/ C, 68/ Satisfied/
D, 65/ Satisfied/ E , etc. The specified final grade for the discipline is entered in
the Appendix to the diploma.
(F 03.02 – 01)
DOCUMENT DISTRIBUTION SHEET
Date
of issue P.I.B. receiver Notes
No. note Recipient's signature
Transferred to (unit)
(F 03.02 – 02)
DOCUMENT ACQUISITION SHEET Signature of the
No
informed person The
Full Name date is known Notes
cf. lenience
(F 03.02 – 04)
AUDIT REGISTRATION SHEET
No Adequacy
Full Name Revision date Signature
conclusion
cf.
(F 03.02 – 03)
CHANGE ACCOUNTING SHEET

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sheet number (pages) Signature of the person

No.
Date Date of
which introduction introduction of
of the change of the
Changed legs of the Replaced New one
Annul changes the change
at the one made a change
(F 03.02 – 32)
AGREEMENT OF CHANGES
Signature Initials, surname Position Date
Developer
Agreed Agreed
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Quality management system

Educational and professional program: "Flight operation of aircraft" Field of

SMYA NAU RP 02.07.05-01-2021

Quality management system. SMYA NAU

The working program was developed

Guarantor of the educational program __________ V. She lived

Head of Department __________ O. Bondik

Head of NMRR ______________ V. Kravtsov

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Introduction ................................................... ................................................ ..... 4

1. Explanatory note .............................................. ....................... 1.1. Place, purpose, tasks of 4

academic discipline ......................................... .................................... 1.3. Competences that the

2. Program of the academic discipline ............................................... ..... 2.1. Content of the 5

academic discipline ............................................... ................ 2.2. Modular structuring and integrated 5

requirements for each

control work ................................................ ..............................

3. Educational and methodical materials on the discipline ...........................

Internet ................................................... ........... 13

Quality management system. SMYA NAU

Work program (RP) of the academic discipline "General information about

1.1. Place, goal, tasks of the educational discipline. The

The tasks of the academic discipline are students' mastery of:

KLE (AFM), KTO (AMM), corresponding type of aircraft engine.

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Mastering the basic provisions, correctly and safely operating the

1.3. Competences that the educational discipline makes it possible

2. PROGRAM OF EDUCATIONAL DISCIPLINE

2.1. Program of educational discipline.

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2.2. Modular structuring and integrated requirements for each

the vessel, its ownership and registration;

and its elements;

Module No. 2 "General information on the design of aircraft systems".

the student of higher education will

- recognize failures of aircraft systems both on the ground and in flight; -

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Topic 3. Hydraulic system.

Topic 7. Pneumatics. Cabin inflation and air conditioning system.

Topic 8. Anti-icing and de-icing system. Types, diagram,

Topic 9. Fuel system. For

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Topic 10. Electrical system

Topic 12. Oxygen supply system.

the student of higher education will know:

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Topic 13. Piston engines.

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2.3. Thematic plan.

Volume of educational classes (hours)

Module No. 1 "General information on the design of aircraft gliders".

Construction and connection

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Chassis. Types. System components, scheme,

2.3 constituent elements and materials of operating limits, 19 1 10 8

2.4 operation and indication 17 1 8 8

Quality management system. SMYA NAU

Piston engine (PD): fuel, types,

Types, construction, operation,

Quality management system. SMYA NAU

Basic principles of operation of