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What type fuel nozzle is most widely
used in current Navy gas turbine
aircraft engines?
Duplex
Can-type combustion chambers require
a flow divider and duplex fuel
nozzle to divide the fuel flow
between the different combustion
chambers.
True
In the can-type combustion chamber,
where are the spark igniter plugs
located?
In the two upper chambers
Every turbine engine must have a
drain valve to eliminate raw fuel
from the combustion chamber after a
false start or an engine shutdown.
True
What is the purpose of the holes in
the dome of the can–type combustion
chamber liner?
To help atomize fuel
What is the main function of the
inlet section of the annular
combustion chamber?
To change velocity energy into
pressure
The can-annular combustion chamber
was specifically designed for use
with what type of compressor?
Axial-flow, split-spool
What is one of the advantages of the
can-annular combustion chamber
design?
Reduces pollution emissions by
obtaining complete combustion on
light–off
Combustion liner flame tubes provide
which of the following functions?
Flame propagation (spreading)
The preswirl vanes in the canannular
combustion chambers help to
mix the air and fuel
What section of a jet engine
converts velocity energy into
mechanical energy?
Turbine
What is the sole function of the
turbine in a turbojet engine?
To drive the compressor and
accessories
What is the majority of the energy
created in the combustion section
used for?
Driving the compressor
What feature is common to all
turbojet turbine nozzles?
Thermal expansion
What kind of turbine rotates from
the weight and velocity of air
striking its blades?
Impulse only
What difference, if any, is there
between a turbine disc and a turbine
wheel?
None
Turbine discs are commonly attached
to the turbine shaft by which of the
following methods?
Peening
When the shrouded turbine is
compared with an open turbine, the
shrouded turbine offers all EXCEPT
which of the following advantages?
It requires fewer blades
A turbine stage, like a compressor
stage, consists of a row of
stationary vanes and a row of
rotating blades.
True
The terms single-rotor turbine and
single-stage turbine have the same
meaning.
False
What type of turbine is required for
a split–spool compressor?
Dual-rotor
What is the function of the exhaust
section?
To direct hot gas out of the
aircraft while increasing
velocity and preventing
turbulence
What affect does the exhaust cone
have on the pressure and velocity of
the gases discharged from the
turbine?
Pressure is increased and
velocity is decreased
Which of the following is an
important function of the radial
struts in the exhaust cone assembly?
To straighten the exhaust gases
What is the purpose of the small
hole in the end of the inner cone of
some exhaust systems?
To allow cooling air to enter
the cone
Which of the following is a
component of a basic jet engine?
Exhaust cone assembly
The velocity of the air is increased
in the exhaust section by what jet
engine component?
Jet nozzle
Which of the following types of jet
nozzles is used for subsonic
velocities?
Variable-area, converging
The size of the exhaust section exit
area directly affects the operating
temperatures of the engine and the
engine performance.
False
The accessory section provides space
for mounting which, if any, of the
following types of accessories?
Engine accessories only
What is the primary function of the
afterburner?
To increase thrust for specific
conditions
Which of the following NAVEDTRA
manuals is recommended supplemental
reading for additional information
about the selection, care, and use
of tools?
10085
Which of the following is the main
purpose of the Tool Control Program?
To reduce FOD–related mishaps
What minimum marking(s) should be
etched on each tool?
Tool container number, work
center, and organization code
Which of the following publications
should you consult for policies and
procedures for control of hand
tools?
4790.2
maintenance task has been
completed and a tool is missing. If
that tool cannot be found, what
person should sign the VIDS/MAF to
indicate the missing tool is NOT in
the aircraft?
The person who conducted the
investigation
It is important for the face of a
striking tool to be free of oil and
grease to prevent the
tool from glancing off the
object being hit
Which of the following is the
correct procedure to follow when you
use hammers?
Grip the hammer near the end
with your fingers underneath and
your thumb along the side of the
handle
What type of hammer has a soft face?
Mallet
What advantage does a 6–point socket
have over a 12-point socket?
It is not subject to as much
wear when used on stainless
steel nuts
Sockets are classified according to
their
drive size and the size of the
opening at the wrench end
The bolt size of sockets is
graduated in increments of
1/16 inch
Which of the following socket wrench
handles has a reversible feature?
Ratchet
What do you gain by using the box
end of a combination wrench?
Safety under stress
The box-end wrench is usually
constructed with
12 points
Why does the box–end wrench have a
15–degree offset in its handle?
To allow clearance over nearby
parts
What is the disadvantage of the box
end of a combination wrench?
Slow work
What advantage is there to using an
adjustable wrench instead of a box
wrench to tighten or loosen nuts?
An adjustable wrench can be made
to fit snugly on odd-sized nuts
When turning a nut with an
adjustable wrench, how do you
prevent the jaw from springing open?
Pull the handle toward the
adjustable jaw
What are the two basic types of
screwdriver blades?
Common and crosspoint