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14. UNDERSTANDING OF AIRCRAFT PNEUMATIC/VACUUM SYSTEM
PRESSURE CONTROL, DISTRIBUTION AND INDICATION/ WARNINGS

Ref.Doc. KING AIR C-90

1. Safety Precaution:-
Always read safety procedures that come with every electronic equipment you’re about to test or work on.
Don’t connect power to a circuit until connection made and rechecked the work.
Always ensure that all electrical equipment is properly grounded.
Always keep your work area dry.
Don’t work with metallic jewelry on your hands like watches, rings and bracelets.
Don’t use bare hands to touch hot parts.
Always wear insulator gloves in your hands when carrying out repairs.
Always remove power to a circuit before connecting alligator clips.
Pull out respective Circuit breaker before start that task on aircraft.
Place placard near CB station and in cockpit that shows work on progress.
Always follow the letdown procedure.

2. Tools & Equipment/ Consumables:-

Tools & Equipment Consumables

Screw driver set
Plier
Multimeter

3. Description:
Pneumatic and hydraulic systems are similar in that they use confined fluids. Since liquids and
gases flow, they are both considered fluids; however, there is a great difference in the
characteristics of the two. Liquids are practically incompressible; a quart of water still occupies
about a quart of space regardless of how hard it is compressed. But gases are highly compressible;
a quart of air can be compressed into a thimbleful of space. In spite of this difference, gases and
liquids are both fluids which are confined and made to transmit power. The type of unit used to
provide pressurized air for pneumatic systems is determined by the system's air pressure
requirements.

4. Task Details:
Identify the components of pneumatic system

Prepared By: Mr. Pravin Hande Checked By: Approved by:

DOCUMENT S.NO ISSUE REVISION TOTAL PAGE

CTSPL/M13/13.18/PS No.-14 ISSUE NO: 1 REVISION NO: 00 Page 1 of 2
(CAT- B2) DATE OF ISSUE :JAN.2020 REVISION DATE :00
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 CARVER TRAINING AND SERVICES PVT. LTD. Approved by
3rd Floor, Vidya-Corner Building Pencil Chowk, MIDC, Baramati Quality Manager
Carver Training
District-Pune State-Maharashtra Country-India Pin Code-413133 and Services Pvt.
Ltd
14. UNDERSTANDING OF AIRCRAFT PNEUMATIC/VACUUM SYSTEM
PRESSURE CONTROL, DISTRIBUTION AND INDICATION/ WARNINGS

Ref.Doc. KING AIR C-90

Prepared By: Mr. Pravin Hande Checked By: Approved by:

DOCUMENT S.NO ISSUE REVISION TOTAL PAGE

CTSPL/M13/13.18/PS No.-14 ISSUE NO: 1 REVISION NO: 00 Page 2 of 2
(CAT- B2) DATE OF ISSUE :JAN.2020 REVISION DATE :00
REVISION PAGE : 00