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What is primarily used to identify aircraft fluid lines?
What is primarily used to identify aircraft fluid lines?
- Colored stickers and numbers
- Magnetic labels and tags
- Laser engravings
- Color code markers, words, and geometric symbols (correct)
What is indicated by the markers on fluid lines?
What is indicated by the markers on fluid lines?
- The color of the aircraft
- Function, content, primary hazard, and direction of fluid flow (correct)
- The age of the line and previous repairs
- Only the manufacturer of the line
Which type of tape or decals is predominantly used on fluid lines in aircraft?
Which type of tape or decals is predominantly used on fluid lines in aircraft?
- Water-resistant labels
- 1 inch tape or decals (correct)
- 2 inch tape or decals
- Reflective tape
What is the purpose of paint on certain fluid lines?
What is the purpose of paint on certain fluid lines?
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Which of the following is NOT an example of a specific line function indicated on fluid lines?
Which of the following is NOT an example of a specific line function indicated on fluid lines?
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Study Notes
Aircraft Fluid Line Identification
- Aircraft fluid lines are identified using color codes, words, and geometric symbols.
- Markers on the lines indicate function, content, primary hazard, and fluid flow direction.
- Most fluid lines are marked with 1-inch tape or decals.
- Paint is used on lines within the engine induction system.
- Lines may also be identified by specific functions within a system, such as DRAIN, VENT, PRESSURE, or RETURN.
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Test your knowledge of aircraft fluid line identification, including the color codes, symbols, and labels used. Understand the significance of markings for function, content, and direction of flow. This quiz is crucial for aerospace engineering students and professionals alike.
