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Questions and Answers
What should be done if cowling skins are extensively damaged?
What should be done if cowling skins are extensively damaged?
- Install new complete sections of the cowling (correct)
- Try to repair the damaged area with patches
- Straighten the damaged area
- Use a doubler of a different material to reinforce
What type of patches can be used to repair cowling skins?
What type of patches can be used to repair cowling skins?
- Large, wrap-around patches
- Custom-made patches
- Patches with a different material
- Standard insert-type patches (correct)
How should small cracks in cowling skins be treated?
How should small cracks in cowling skins be treated?
- Left as is, as they are not a big deal
- Stop-drilled (correct)
- Covered with a layer of sealant
- Filled with a special adhesive
What should be done with damaged reinforcement angles?
What should be done with damaged reinforcement angles?
Why are new reinforcement angles easier to install than repairing damaged ones?
Why are new reinforcement angles easier to install than repairing damaged ones?
Study Notes
Cowling Repair
- Extensively damaged cowling skins require replacement with new complete sections.
- Standard insert-type patches can be used for repair if they are formed to fit the cowling's contour.
- Small cracks can be stop-drilled and small dents straightened if reinforced on the inner surface with a doubler of the same material.
- Damaged reinforcement angles should be replaced with new parts, as they are easier to install than to repair.
- New reinforcement angles are typically easier to install due to their small size.
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Description
Learn about the different methods for repairing cowling skins, including replacement, patching, and reinforcement. Understand when to use each technique and how to execute them effectively.