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What is the primary function of the trunnion link in landing gear systems?
What is the primary function of the trunnion link in landing gear systems?
- To retract the main gear
- To hold the landing gear in place during flight
- To stabilize the wing area
- To transmit shock loads to the aircraft structure (correct)
Where is the trunnion link mounted in relation to the aircraft components?
Where is the trunnion link mounted in relation to the aircraft components?
- Between the wing area and the fuselage
- Between the landing gear and the cockpit
- Between the shock strut and the wing area (correct)
- Between the main landing gear and the tail
Which part of the trunnion link connects to the shock strut?
Which part of the trunnion link connects to the shock strut?
- Drag strut interface
- Main gear attachment
- Forward hinge point
- Aft end, called the trunnion fork (correct)
How does the trunnion link facilitate main gear retraction?
How does the trunnion link facilitate main gear retraction?
What is the significance of the shock loads transmitted by the trunnion link?
What is the significance of the shock loads transmitted by the trunnion link?
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Trunnion Link
- The trunnion link connects the shock strut to the wing area of an aircraft.
- It transmits landing gear shock loads from the drag strut to the aircraft structure.
- The trunnion link has both forward and aft hinge points, allowing for the retraction of the main gear.
- The trunnion fork is located at the aft end of the trunnion link and connects to the shock strut.
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