Question Bank MRB Mi

QUESTION BANK MRB-MI
1. The main rotor consists of : (1)

a. 3 blades
b. 4 blades
c. 5 blades
d. 6 blades
REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 1
2. Each MRB is fastened to the hub with : (1)

a. 1 bolt
b. 2 bolts
c. 3 bolts
d. 4 bolts
3. The main rotor diameter is: (1)

a. 20,3m
b. 21,3m
c. 22,3m
d. 23,3m
4. The direction of rotation lifviewed from below, from the main gear box end is:
(1)
a. Clockwise
b. Counterclockwise
c. A & B are possible
5. The disc area of main rotor is: (1)

a. 326 m2
b. 336m2
c. 346m2
d. 356m2
6. The MRB length ( from blade butting holes axits) is: (1)
a. 9575±3mm
b. 9675±3mm
c. 9775±3mm
d. 9875±3mm
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7. The MRB chord length is: (1)

+2
a. 520−3
b. 530+2
−3
+2
c. 540−3
d. 550+2
−3
8. The blade shape in plane is : (1)

a. Triangular
b. Rectangular
c. No answers are correct
9. The blade twist is: (1)

a. Geometric twist 5o in section No.1 to No.4
b. Further changes according to linear law 0o in section No.22
c. A & b are correct
10. The blade airfoil is : (1)

a. NACA-230
b. NACA-230M
11. The MRB mass is : (1)

a. Not more than 110kg
b. Not more than 120kg
c. Not more than 130kg
d. Not more than 140kg
12. The static moment relative to rotor rotation axis with blades of weight group I
is : (1)
a. 661±0,2 Kgf.m
b. 671±0,2 Kgf.m
c. 681±0,2 Kgf.m
d. 691±0,2 Kgf.m
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13. The static moment relative to rotor rotation axis with blades of weight group II
is : (1)
a. 661±0,2 Kgf.m
b. 671±0,2 Kgf.m
c. 681±0,2 Kgf.m
d. 691±0,2 Kgf.m
14. The main rotor blade consists of the following main structural elements: (1)
a. Spar, tail sections, butt, tip.
b. Spar, tail sections, butt, tip, anti-icing system.
c. Spar, tail sections, butt, tip, anti-icing system, spar damage detection system.
d. No answers are correct
15. The MRB spar is : (1)

a. A solid round tub
b. A hollow round tub
c. A hollow beam with constant-section interior outline
16. The MRB spare is made of : (1)

a. Metal material
b. Composite material
c. Plastic material
d. Wood material
17. The thickness of spar webs is: (1)

a. Variable in the area of the tail sections No.1 to 3
b. Variable in the area of the tail sections No.1 to 4
c. Variable in the area of the tail sections No.1 to 5
d. Variable in the area of the tail sections No.1 to 6
18. The spar has a constant cross section in the area of the tail sections: (1)
a. No.4 to 18
b. No.4 to 19
c. No.4 to 20
d. No.4 to 21
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19. The blade root is made of: (1)
a. Composite
b. Aluminium alloy
c. Titanium alloy
d. Steel
20. The steel end piece of the blade root is installed on the spar by: (1)
a. Rivets and bolts
b. Rivets and bushings
c. Bolts and bushings
d. Rivets, bolts and bushings
21. How many tail sections are there in the MR blade ? (1)
a. 19
b. 20
c. 21
d. 22
22. The tail sections of MRB are installed on the spar by: (1)
a. Rivets
b. Bolts
c. Glue
d. All are correct
23. The tail section skin of MRB is made of: (1)

a. Composite material
b. Plastic material
c. Steel
d. Aluminium alloy
24. The material in side of tail section skins is: (1)

a. Composite
b. Plastic
c. Steel
d. Aluminium honeycomb
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25. The component of tail sections are installed by : (1)
a. Rivet
b. Bolt
c. Screw
d. Glue
26. The flaps (trimmers) are fastened to tail sections No.: (1)
a. 14 and 15
b. 15 and 16
c. 16 and 17
d. 17 and 18
27. The Flaps(trimmers) of MRB are made as : (1)

a. 1,0mm thick plates
b. 1,2mm thick plates
c. 1,5mm thick plates
d. 1,7mm thick plates
28. The tail stringer of tail section is made of : (1)

a. Steel
b. Aluminium alloy
c. Composite
d. Textolite
29. The flaps(trimmers) are fastened to tail section in the area of : (1)
a. The ribs
b. The skins
c. The tail stringers
30. The tail section is glued to the spar with : (1)

a. Glue-film BK-3
b. Glue-film K-153
c. Glue-film KLH-1
d. Glue-film PU-2
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31. The inserts are placed between the tail sections to prevent: (1)
a. The coming of water
b. The coming of dust
c. The coming of air
d. The over flowing of air
32. The clearance between adjacent tail sections skin is sealed with : (1)
a. Adhesive tap
b. Sealing compound
c. Glue
33. How many counter weights are there in each MRB spar? (1)
a. 7
b. 8
c. 9
d. 10
34. The length of a counter weight is : (1)

a. 400mm
b. 500mm
c. 600mm
d. 700mm
35. The weight of a counter weight is about: (1)

a. 1kg
b. 1,5kg
c. 2kg
d. 2,5kg
36. The blade tip part is consisting of : (1)

a. 1 part
b. 2 parts
c. 3 parts
d. 4 parts
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37. The part of the blade tip are: (1)
a. 1 fixed part, 1 detachable part
b. 1 fixed part, 2 detachable parts
c. 2 fixed parts, 1 detachable part
d. 2 fixed parts, 2 detachable parts
38. The fixed part of the blade tip is installed by: (1)
a. Rivet
b. Bolt
c. Screw
d. Glue
39. The detachable part of the blade tip is installed by: (1)
a. Rivet
b. Bolt
c. Screw
d. Glue
40. The balancing plates in the blade tip are mounted on: (1)
a. 1 stud
b. 2 studs
c. 3 studs
d. 4 studs
41. For blades with numbers before 01211, the glass of blade tip light is installed on:
(2)
a. The fixed part
b. The detachable part
42. For blades with numbers since 01211, the glass of blade tip light is installed on:
(2)
a. The fixed part
b. The detachable part
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43. In order to replace the blade tip light, we have to remove: (2)
a. Two attachment screws
b. The attrachment strap
c. The glass
d. All of a,b and c
44. Joint operation of blades with different location of blade tip light, included in
one set, is: (2)
a. Allowed
b. Not allowed
c. Prohibited
45. The spar damage detection system consists of: (2)

a. The root stopper and end stopper
b. The charging valve
c. The indicator
d. All of a,b and c
46. For sealing the spar cavities, we use: (1)

a. Sealing compound
b. Adhesive
c. Weld material
d. All answers are correct
47. The anti-icing system of the blade is of the : (2)

a. Electric heat action
b. Sunlight heat action
c. Vibration action
48. The blade edge tippings are mounted on: (1)

a. The blade trailing edge
b. The blade leading edge
c. The blade root end
49. The length of blade edge tipping is: (1)

a. 6m long from the tip
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b. 7m long from the tip
c. 8m long from the tip
d. 9m long from the tip
50. The blade edge tipping serve for protecting the nose from : (1)
a. Water attachment
b. Abrasive wear
c. Corrosion
51. The blade edge tipping in the area of tail section 2 to 6 is made of: (1)
a. Stainless steel
b. Titanium
c. Wolfram
52. The blade edge tipping in the area of tail section 7 to 21 is made of: (1)
a. Stainless steel
b. Titanium
c. Wolfram
53. The blade edge tipping has a variable cross section in the area of tail section: (2)
a. 15 to 19
b. 16 to 20
c. 17 to 21
54. Blacklines painted along the blade, on the top and bottom, designate: (2)
a. The tail section
b. The blade tip
c. The spar rear web boundary
55. If there are wear, notches, scratches on paint coating not extending to base
metal, what do you do: (3)
a. Blade can be operated without remedying defects
b. Restore paint coating
c. Replace the blade
REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 102
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56. If the are wear, notches, scratches on paint coating extending to base metal, what
do you do: (2)
a. Blade can be operated without remedying defects
c. Replace the blade
REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 102
57. If there are punture, notches and corrosion on the end-piece, what do you do? (2)
a. Remedy defects
c. Remedy defects and restore paint coating
REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 102
58. If there is crack in end-piece lug and cheeks, what do you do? (3)
a. Blade can be operated without remedying defect
b. Remedy the defect
c. Replace blade or set of blades
REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 102
59. If there are dents, scratches and damages to the spar surface, what do you do?(3)
a. Remedy defect.
b. Restore paint and vanish coating.
c. Remedy defect and restore paint and vanish coating.
REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 102
60. If there are through crack or puncture in spar, spar deformation, what do you
do?(3)
c. Replace the blade or set of blades.
REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 102
61. If there are smooth dents on tail sections skin without ruptures of metal up to
20mm in diameter and 2 mm deep, what do you do? (3)
a. Blade can be operated without without remedying defect.
c. Replace the blade or set of blades
REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 103
62. Blade can be operated without remedying defect in case of minor bending of tail
stringer up to: (2)
a. 4±1mm
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b. 10±1mm
c. 15±1mm
REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 103
63. What do you do if scratches not more than 0,08mm deep and 50mm long on tail
section skin: (2)
a. Replace the tail section
b. Replace the blade
c. Blade can be operated without remedying defect
REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 103
64. What do you do if smooth dents on tail section skin without rupture of metal up
to 2mm deep and up to 100cm2 in area: (2)
a. Replace the tail section
REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 103
65. What do you do if damaged glueing of tail section skin to spar, passing over the
tail section butts: (3)
b. Replace the tail section
c. Repair the tail section skin glueing
REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 104
66. What do you do if punctures in tail sections located not nearer than 10mm to rib
and spar an up to 20mm wide and long : (2)
b. Replace the tail section
c. Repair the tail section skin
REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 104
67. What do you do if sealing compound cracking and spalling in the tail section
joints (3)
b. Repaint the defect area
c. Recondition the sealing compound
REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 105
68. What do you do if damages, abrasive wear and cracks of heating strip rubber
without exposure of glass cloth : (3)
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c. Repair the rubber of heating strip
REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 105
69. What do you do if patial peeling of rubber of anti-abrasive coating of heating

strip: (3)
c. Repair the rubber of heating strip
REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 105
70. What do you do if minor abrasive wear of blade edge tippings: (3)
b. Replace blade edge tippings
c. Repair the defect
REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 106
71. What do you do if dents on surface of blade edge tipping up to 1mm deep
without through wear : (2)
b. Replace blade edge tippings
REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 106
72. Blade can be operated without remedying defect if unglueing of one tab of blade
edge tipping not exceeding: (2)
a. 6cm2 in area
b. 8cm2 in area
c. 10cm2 in area
d. 12cm2 in area
REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 106
73. What do you do if loose screws fastening the blade root fairing: (2)
a. Replace the screws
b. Accept as is
c. Tighten screws up
REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 107
74. Blade can operated for damages to blade tip paint coating if: (3)
a. Dents are not more than 0,5mm deep
b. Dent total area is not more than 60cm2
c. Scratches and notches are not more than 0,2mm deep
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d. All of a,b,c
REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 107
75. What do you do if cracks at blade tip removable part fastening screws: (2)
a. Replace the removable part
b. Repair the crack spots
REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 107
76. What do you do if screw head of blade tip is 0,3mm Max. sunk down: (3)
a. Accept “as is”(it is allowed)
b. Replace the blade tip
REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 107
77. If cracks on blade tip light glass, what do you do: (2)
a. Replace the blade tip
b. Replace the glass
c. Repair the cracks
REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 107
78. What do you do if there is excessive vibration of helicopter: (2)

a. Replace the blades
b. Replace the blade tips
c. Track the blades
REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 107
79. The number of tail sections of one blade to be replaced is: (2)
a. 4 maximum
b. 5 maximum
c. 6 maximum
REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 107
80. The number of strips to be installed on one blade is: (2)

a. 5 maximum
b. 10 maximum
c. 15 maximum
REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 107
81. The glue PU-2 has the components as: (2)

a. Product No.24 and product No.102T
b. Product No.24 and cement No.400
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c. Product No.24, product No.102T and cement No.400
REF: MMA 060.120.00 page 1
82. The quantity of product No.24 in 20g of glue PU-2 is: (2)
a. 10,3g
b. 12,3g
c. 14,3g
d. 16,3g
REF: MMA 060.120.00 page 1
83. The quantity of product No.102T in 20g of glue PU-2 is: (2)
a. 4,2g
b. 6,2g
c. 8,2g
d. 10,2g
REF: MMA 060.120.00 page 1
84. The quantity of cement No.400 in 20g of glue PU-2 is: (2)
a. 0,5g
b. 1,5g
c. 2,5g
d. 3,5g
REF: MMA 060.120.00 page 1
85. In case of stiffening or freezing of product No.102T of glue PU-2, what do you
do? (2)
a. Place the container with product in to warm water
b. Heat it with gas fire
c. Heat it with electric power
REF: MMA 060.120.00 page 1
86. In case of stiffening or freezing of product No24, what do you do? (1)
a. Kept the container with product at 25oC until it melts
b. Heat it with gas fire
c. Heat it with electric fire
REF: MMA 060.120.00 page 1
87. The pot life of glue PU-2 at temperature of no more than 25oC is : (1)
a. 1 hour
b. 2 hours
c. 3 hours
d. 4 hours
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REF: MMA 060.120.00 page 1
88. The pot life of glue PU-2 at temperature above 25oC is: (1)
a. 0,5 hour
b. 1,5 hours
c. 2,5 hours
d. 3,5 hours
REF: MMA 060.120.00 page 1
89. Glue BK-9 is compounding of: (1)

a. Epoxy resin ED-20 and Asbestos
b. Polyamide resin PO-300 and product AGM-3 and ADE-3 mixture
c. All a & b above
REF: MMA 060.120.00 page 3
90. For easy use the glue BK-9 is allowed to prepare as: (1)
a. 2 components
b. 3 components
c. 4 components
REF: MMA 060.120.00 page 3
91. The component I of glue BK-9 is a mixture of: (2)

a. Epoxy resin ED-20 and asbestos
b. Polyamide resin PO-300 and product AGM-3, ADE-3
c. Epoxy resin ED-20 and polyamide resin PO-300
d. Asbestos and product AGM-3, ADE-3
REF: MMA 060.120.00 page 3
92. The component II of glue BK-9 is a mixture of: (2)

a. Epoxy resin ED-20 and asbestos
b. Polyamide resin PO-300 and product AGM-3, ADE-3
c. Epoxy resin ED-20 and polyuamide resin PO-300
d. Asbestos and product AGM-3, ADE-3
REF: MMA 060.120.00 page 3
93. The components of glue BK-9 are mixed in the following ratio (parts by weight):
(2)
a. 65 parts of component I, 65 parts of component II
b. 65 parts of component I, 40,6 parts of component II
c. 40,6 parts of component I, 65 parts of component II
d. 40,6 parts of component I, 40,6 parts of component II
REF: MMA 060.120.00 page 3
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94. Who are athorized to operate with glue: (1)
a. The personel not younger than 18
b. The personel passed medical test
c. The personel briefed and trained
d. Who have all of a,b,c
REF: MMA 060.120.00 page 4
95. What do you do in case of glue or it components getting on skin: (1)

a. Remove it with wad, moistened in accetone
b. Wash with warm water and soap
c. Do a and the b
REF: MMA 060.120.00 page 4
96. The rooms, where glues are prepared, should be equiped with : (1)
a. A fan
b. An air conditioner
c. Exhaust plenum ventilation
REF: MMA 060.120.00 page 5
97. When preparing BK-9 glue in quantity of 100g, which part is added with pipette:
(2)
a. Epoxy resin ED-20
b. Polyamide resin PO-300
c. Products AGM-3 and ADE-3 mixture
REF: MMA 060.120.00 page 3
98. When preparing BK-9 glue in quantity of 100g, which part is added with pipette:
(2)
a. Epoxy resin ED-20
b. Polyamide resin PO-300
c. No answers are correct
REF: MMA 060.120.00 page 3
99. Can you take meal and store food at glue and sealing compound work station:
(1)
a. It is prohibited
b. It is possible
c. It depend on meal and food
REF: MMA 060.120.00 page 5
100. The personel, handling with sealing compound, must pass medical tests:
(1)
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a. One time a year
b. Two times a year
c. Three times a year
REF: MMA 060.120.00 page 5
101. In blade butt joint holes it is permitted to clean up defects up to : (2)

a. Ø20,04mm
b. Ø21,04mm
c. Ø22,04mm
d. Ø23,04mm
102. In blade butt joint holes, the ovality and come shape of hole should not
exceed: (2)
a. 0,025mm
b. 0,050mm
c. 0,075mm
103. In zone A of blade spar the allowed defect depth without hardening is :
(2)
a. H<0,1mm
b. H<0,2mm
c. H<0,3mm
104. In zone A of blade spar, the allowed defect depth with subsequent local
micro-shot: (2)
a. 0,1<H<0,6mm
b. 0,3<H<0,6mm
c. 0,6<H<0,9mm
105. In zone B and K of blade spar, the permitted defect depth without
haderning is: (2)
a. H<0,2mm
b. H<0,4mm
c. H<0,6mm
106. In zone B and K of blade spar, the permitted defect depth with
subsequent local hardening is: (2)
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a. 0,1<H<0,4mm
b. 0,2<H<0,6mm
c. 0,4<H<0,8mm
107. In zone B of blade spar, the permitted defect depth without hardening is:
(2)
a. H<0,2mm
b. H<0,4mm
c. H<0,6mm
108. In zone HH of blade butt(except for eye lugs) the allowed defect depth is:
(2)
a. H<0,1mm
b. H<0,2mm
c. H<0,3mm
109. It is allowed to eliminate minor nicks, nothches and corrosion on blade

butt eye lugs with: (1)
a. Steel brush for 10 minutes
b. Aluminium brush for 20 minutes
c. Abrassive cloth No.5 for 15 minutes
110. Eliminate mechanical and corrosion damage to rotor blade spare by

cleaning up the affected area with: (1)
a. Scraper
b. Barette file
c. No.5 abrasive paper
d. All a,b,c are allowed
111. For reconditioning of paint coating on main rotor blade, we accomplish

paint works at relative air humidity maximum:
a. 55%
b. 65%
c. 75%
d. 85%
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112. We apply and dry paint coating on main rotor blade at temperature at:
(1)
a. 10÷20oC
b. 10÷30oC
c. 12÷35%
d. 20÷40%
113. Is it allowed to take the blade outdoors after reconditioning of paint

coating: (1)
a. Yes, it is
b. No, it is not
c. Yes, it is if not early than in 24 hours after application of the last coating
114. The paint coatings to use on the outer surface of blade are: (1)
a. Primer BL-02
b. Primer AK-09
c. Enamel XB-16
d. All of a,b,c
115. The order of paint coating on outer surface of blade is : (2)

a. Primer BL-02, enamel XB-16 , primer AK-09
b. Primer AK-09, primer BL-02, Enamel XB-16
c. Primer BL-02, primer AK-09, Enamel XB-16
116. Where we can recondition the sealant on main rotor blade : (1)
a. Between blade tail sections
b. Along leading edge of blade section skin
c. All of a and b
117. The sealing roll applied between the sections should overlap the skin of
blade section by: (2)
a. 1 to 2mm
b. 2 to 3mm
c. 3 to 4mm
118. The thick of the sealing roll applied between the sections should be: (2)
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a. 0,4 to 0,6mm
b. 0,6 to 0,8mm
c. 0,8 to 1,0mm
119. The sealing roll applied between the sections are hold at least for (at 20+10
−20
o
C) (1)
a. 12 hours
b. 24 hours
c. 36 hours
120. From the rear edge of stringer, do not apply sealant at the lower side of
the tail section on the area of: (1)
a. 40mm
b. 60mm
c. 80mm
121. The blade section skin damage is allowed to be removed if it located not
closer than : ( from the spar rear web) (3)
a. 10mm
b. 20mm
c. 30mm
d. 40mm
122. The blade section skin damage is allowed to be removed if it located from
rib web and trailing edge strip not closer than : (3)
a. 10mm
b. 20mm
c. 30mm
d. 40mm
123. It is admitted to remove puntures in section skin even if the honeycomb

filer has : (1)
a. A local damage
b. A big damage
c. A complete damage
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124. The area of repaired puncture of the blade section skin should not exceed:
(2)
a. 10x10mm
b. 20x20mm
c. 30x30mm
d. 40x40mm
125. The permissible number of repaired punctures in each section for sections
No.2-10 is no more: (2)
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
126. The permissble number of repaired punture in each section except

sections No.2-10 is no more : (2)
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
127. The puncture of blade section skin is repaired by glueing a patch, made
of: (1)
a. Plastic
b. Steel
c. Aluminium alloy
128. The thickness of material sheet to repair the puncture of blade section
skin is: (1)
a. 0,1 or 0,2mm
b. 0,3 or 0,4 mm
c. 0,6 or 0,7mm
d. 0,8 or 0,9mm
129. The round patch to repair the puncture of blade section skin must
overlap the edges of damaged point by: (2)
a. 10mm
b. 15mm
c. 20mm
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d. 25mm
130. The glue is applied to repair the puncture of blade section skin is: (1)
a. Glue BK-9
b. Glue KD-5-18
c. Glue BK-32-200
131. In case the rectangular shape patches a to be bonded on section skin, it is

required: (3)
a. To glue only
b. To mount 4-6 tucker pop rivets
c. To glue and to mount 4-6 tucker pop rivets
132. When do we put the rivets after glueing of duralumin patches on blade
section skin: (2)
a. After 2 hours
b. After 24 hours
c. Immediately after glueing
133. The patches with tucker pop rivets on blade section skin are allowed to be
mounted on : (3)
a. 3 sections Max.
b. 5 sections Max.
c. 7 sections Max.
134. The punctures of blade section skin of area to 2 cm 2 are allowed to glue
the patch made of: (2)
a. Plastic
b. Steel
c. Fiber glass
135. If is allowed to repair poor bonding between the skin and the spar that
extends to skin edges to: (2)
a. 20cm2
b. 30cm2
c. 40cm2
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d. 50cm2
136. When repairing of poor bonding, to form the gap between the skin and
the spar, we lift the skin in poor bonding point to: (2)
a. 0,1÷0,3mm
b. 0,3÷0,5mm
c. 0,5÷1,0mm
137. The glue applied to repair of poor bonding between blade section skin
and spar is: (2)
a. KP-5-18
b. BK-9
c. BK-32-200
138. After filling the glue BK-9 in to repaired point under skin, we hold the
position in air for: (1)
a. 5÷10 minutes
b. 10÷15 minutes
c. 15÷20 minutes
139. It is allowed to eliminate poor bonding between skin and honeycomb filler
of total area to: (2)
a. 100cm2 on one side
b. 200cm2 on one side
c. 300cm2 on one side
140. It is allowed to eliminate poor bonding between skin and honeycomb filler
at single poor bonding of are to : (2)
a. 100cm2
b. 200cm2
c. 300cm2
141. For filling the glue BK-9 in area of poor bonding between section skin and
honeycomb filler, we cut out the hole with maximum diameter of: (2)
a. 10mm
b. 20mm
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c. 30mm
142. The hole in section skin is allowed to be cut out not closer than: (1)
a. 10mm from spar rear web
b. 20mm from spar rear web
c. 30mm from spar rear web
143. The hole in section skin is allowed to be cut out not close than: (2)
a. 10mm from rib webs
b. 20mm from rib webs
c. 30mm from rib webs
144. We can repair of cracks in section skin in point of skin bonding to spar by
: (2)
a. Riveting a duralumin patch
b. Glueing a duralumin patch
c. Glueing a fiber glass patch
REF: MMA 060.50.00 page 3,4
145. The number of fiber glass layer to repair of cracks in section skin in point
of skin bonding to spar are: (3)
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
146. The first fiber glass patch to repair of cracks in point of section skin
bonding to spar should overlap the cracks by: (3)
a. 10÷15mm
b. 15÷20mm
c. 20÷25mm
147. It is permitted to repair cracks in section skin between trailing edge strips
and honeycomb filer of length not exceeding: (1)
a. 100mm
b. 150mm
c. 200mm
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148. Cracks in section skin between trailing edge strips and honeycomb filler
are repaired by means of: (1)
a. Riveting one side duralumin patch
b. Riveting two side duralumin patch
c. Bonding two side duralumin patch
149. The glue applied to repair of cracks in section skin between trailing edge
strips and honeycomb filler is: (1)
a. KB-5-18
b. BK-9
c. BK-32-200
150. Cracks in section skin between trailing edge strips and honeycomb filler
with length of up to 50mm are allowed to repair by means of: (3)
a. Riveting one side duralumin patch
b. Riveting two side duralumin patch
c. Bonding two layer fiber glass patch
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QUESTION BANK MRB-MI

1. The main rotor consists of : (1)

REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 1

2. Each MRB is fastened to the hub with : (1)

REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 1

3. The main rotor diameter is: (1)

REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 1

REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 1

5. The disc area of main rotor is: (1)

REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 1

7. The MRB chord length is: (1)

REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 7

8. The blade shape in plane is : (1)

REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 7

9. The blade twist is: (1)

REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 7

10. The blade airfoil is : (1)

REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 7

11. The MRB mass is : (1)

REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 7

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REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 7

15. The MRB spar is : (1)

REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 7

16. The MRB spare is made of : (1)

REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 7

17. The thickness of spar webs is: (1)

REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 7

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23. The tail section skin of MRB is made of: (1)

REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 8

24. The material in side of tail section skins is: (1)

REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 8

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27. The Flaps(trimmers) of MRB are made as : (1)

REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 8

28. The tail stringer of tail section is made of : (1)

REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 8

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30. The tail section is glued to the spar with : (1)

REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 8

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34. The length of a counter weight is : (1)

REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 8

35. The weight of a counter weight is about: (1)

REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 8

36. The blade tip part is consisting of : (1)

REF: MMA 065.10.00 page 8

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