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What is the primary use for MIL-H-46170 hydraulic fluid?
Preservative hydraulic fluid.
What is the temperature range of MIL-H-83282 hydraulic fluid?
–40°F to +275°F.
Where do you annotate that you have mixed hydraulic fluid in a particular aircraft?
Aircraft logbook.
What is the maximum acceptable Navy Standard Class hydraulic fluid particulate for naval aircraft?
Navy Standard Class 5.
What manuals specify how aircraft hydraulic fluid sampling is conducted?
Applicable MIM’s or MRC’s.
What are the four approved lubricants to be used on O-ring seals?
MIL-H-5606, MIL-H-83282, MIL-H-46170, and MIL-G-81322.
What type of contamination is most often found in aircraft hydraulic systems?
Particulate contamination.
What unit of measurement is used for particulate matter?
Microns.
Oxidation of hydraulic fluid can produce what type of contaminants?
Organic solid contamination.
Most metallic contamination in a hydraulic system is produced by what component?
Hydraulic pumps.
The presence of air in a hydraulic system has what effect?
Air causes a spongy response during system operation.
What two factors determine if a sampling point is adequate?
Its mechanical features and its location in the system.
The internal porting of the sample point should not impede the passage of particulate matter up to what size?
500 microns.
What is the primary contamination measurement method used at all levels of maintenance?
Patch test.
When is the best time to take a hydraulic fluid sample?
Immediately after flight and before shut down.
Before taking a hydraulic fluid sample from a hydraulic test stand, you must recirculate the fluid for how long?
5 minutes.
How many samples should you take from each sampling point?
Two.
When sampling hydraulic fluid, what size test filter should you use?
47-mm filter.
An aircraft’s hydraulic systems should be operated a minimum of how many complete cycles while undergoing recirculation cleaning?
15 cycles.
Hydraulic test stands used for system flushing must be equipped with a 3-micron absolute filter and have an internal reservoir that holds how many gallons?
16 gallons.
Whenever possible, purging operations should be accomplished at what activity?
NADEP (Naval Aviation Depot).
Considering maintenance man-hours and material requirements, what is the most effective decontamination method?
Recirculation.
What component is used to provide a means of quickly disconnecting a line without the loss of hydraulic fluid?
Quick-disconnect coupling.
When the quick-disconnect coupling is disconnected, what component prevents the loss of fluid and entrance of air?
A spring in each half closes the valve.
A hydraulic seal that is used between two stationary items is referred to by what name?
A gasket.
High-operating pressures require what components to be used with O-rings?
Backup rings.
A damaged O-ring storage envelope should be repaired with what type of tape?
Moisture proof, pressure-sensitive tape.
Tools used for installing and removing O-rings should be made from what material?
Soft metal.
What is the shelf life of Teflon® backup rings?
Teflon® backup rings do not have a shelf life.
What is the purpose of a wiper in an exposed piston shaft installation?
To clean and lubricate.