BROWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE AVIATION MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY a _ 7 = PRACTICAL PROJECT - GENERAL STUDENT NAME AMT 1030 Fluid Lines & Fittings Segment General 13A-3 Recognize Defects in Metal Tubing Given Random samples of metal tubing that may display defects that would « the tubing to be rejected. a. Deep scratches or dents. b. Flattened tube bends. c. Defective flare. Performance: Level 3: Through instruction by lecture, demonstration, discussion and a high degree of practical application the student shall gain knowledge of general principles, be knowledgeable of a high degree of practical applications and shall develop sufficient manipulative skills to simulate a return to service. Standard: _. : ; SSIMRE ident itisaevor7OF Samples containing defects will be without error. Reference: Text @ AC43.13 Write in appropriate defect after the sample number. Some tubing may have multiple defects. 1. 6 2. 7 3 8. 4 9 5 10. Co Instructor Page 1 of 1‘THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANKBROWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE. AVIATION MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY Co —— 7 — PRACTICAL PROJECT - GENERAL STUDENT NAME AMT 1030 Fluid Lines & Fittings Segment General 13B-3 Bend Tubing Given: Written information, samples of tubing of various diameters, tube bending tools and equipment. Performance Level 3: Through instruction by lecture, demonstration, discussion and a high degree of practical application the student shall gain knowledge of general principles, be knowledgeable of a high degree of practical applications and shall develop sufficient manipulative skills to simulate a return to service Standard: All bends will meet return-to-service per AC 43.13 for circular shape and smooth appearance and will conform to minimum bend radii rules. on Reference: Text and AC43.13 Tubing to be designated by instructor Determine amount of tubing needed Bend the following pattern until determined proficient by your instructor:‘THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK[> BROWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE AVIATION MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY PRACTICAL PROJECT ~ GENERAL STUDENT NAME AMT 1030 Fluid Lines & Fittings Segment General 13C-3 Install a replacement tubing with AN or MS type fittings Given: Sections of replacement tubing and various fluid carrying systems installed in an airplane or mock-up and written information Performance: Level 3: Through instruction by lecture, demonstration, discussion and a high degree of practical application the student shall gain knowledge of general principles, be knowledgeable of a high degree of practical applications and shall develop sufficient manipulative skills to simulate a return to service Standari The student will install a replacement section of tubing as a procedure to repair the fluid systems. The installation will meet return to Service standards per AC43.13. The system functions normally with no leaks in the replacement section of the system. Reference: Text and AC43-13. 1, Instructor will designate the line to be replaced. 2. Check out required materials and tooling. 3. Completed line replacement to be checked and approved by your instructor. Instructor Page 1 of 1‘THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK> o BROWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE AVIATION MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY PRACTICAL PROJECT - GENERAL STUDENT NAME AMT 1030 Fluid Lines & Fittings Segment General 130-3 Fabricate and install flexible Hose Given: Field replaceable fittings, flexible hese, installation tools and appropriate reference information. Performance: Level 3: Through instruction by lecture, demonstration, discussion and a high degree ‘of practical application the student shall gain knowledge of general principles, be knowledgeable of a high degree of practical applications and shall develop sufficient manipulative skills to simulate a return to service Standard: The installation will meet return to service standards per AC43.13 with no leaks. Reference: Text, attached hand out on Pok-It II instructions and AC43.13 Fabricate a medium pressure hose assembly. 2. Fabricated hose to be checked and approved by your instructor. Instructor Page | of 2BAND.IT Pok-it Il Instructions ER 1, Cutotfadequste dans vom rollol or 2. Forma clamp by threauing the band 3. When sullcient tension has been YirBanlibandby opening the sotin ihe thvoughbuckle and make foldunder the applied release ocking pat and ratte toot heedel ine toot withinecutofftaver stght Ouch Inger tale! clampinio head of tool over abjectbeing clamped. 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