Na 17-1-129 Se Tire And Wheel Assemblies

Front 1

What is the minimum amount of SE inflator assemblies the SE shop must maintain

Back 1

2

Front 2

What must the relief valve be set at for kit 1

Back 2

100 PSI

Front 3

What must the relief valve be set at for kit 2

Back 3

150 PSI

Front 4

What pressure must you not exceed for SE low pressure

Back 4

80 PSI

Front 5

What is the range of pressure for SE medium pressure

Back 5

80 to 130 PSI

Front 6

What is the relief valve setting for SE high pressure

Back 6

20 PSI above the required pressure

Front 7

At what angle do the cords cross the tires on bias ply tires

Back 7

30 to 40 degrees

Front 8

At what angle do the cords cross the tires on bias belted tires

Back 8

25 degrees

Front 9

What angle do the three plies of the body cords run at on radial

Back 9

Right angles

Front 10

How far should deflated tire flag pin stick out past the open end of the valve stem

Back 10

One quarter of an inch

Front 11

What is the minimum length required for a deflated tire flag pin

Back 11

Three quarter of an inch

Front 12

What cleaning solution is used for cleaning wheels and rims

Back 12

1 part of MIL-C-43616 to 9 parts water

Front 13

What cleaning solution is used for cleaning heavily soiled wheel and rims

Back 13

1 part MIL-C-43616 to 4 parts water

Front 14

A reduction of rim wall thickness of what percent would be a cause of wheel rejection

Back 14

10 percent

Front 15

A crack exceeding how many inches or cracks would be a cause for wheel rejection

Back 15

1 inch or 2 cracks exceeding half of an inch each

Front 16

What is the most common type of corrosion on SE wheel rims

Back 16

Direct surface, pitting, and concentration

Front 17

How should you loosen tie bolts to preclude wheel rim damage

Back 17

Criss-cross pattern

Front 18

What type of bolts should be used to put together split rim assemblies

Back 18

Grade 5 or stronger fine thread

Front 19

What increment is used when you torque tie bolts

Back 19

25 percent increments

Front 20

What is the pop off pressure for medium pressure tire kits

Back 20

150 PSI

Front 21

What is the pop off pressure for low pressure tire kits

Back 21

100 PSI

Front 22

How long should a tire remain in an inflation cage

Back 22

10 minutes

Front 23

What pressure should the tires be deflated to after successful completion

Back 23

50 percent of the service pressure or 15 PSI whichever is less. 100 PSI for aircraft tires

Front 24

Wheel bearings removed to facilitate other maintenance should only be deflated to what pressure

Back 24

Storage pressure

Front 25

What pressure is used to allow the tube to center itself in the tire

Back 25

15 PSI

Front 26

You should install single wheels the demountable flange facing what direction

Back 26

Outboard

Front 27

On dual wheel assemblies, you should mount the inner wheel facing what direction

Back 27

Demountable flange facing outboard and the outer wheel flange facing inboard

Front 28

What type of tool is used to remove bearing

Back 28

Rubber mallet and brass drift

Front 29

What is the maximum number is pits a bearing can have to still be considered safe for use

Back 29

8 pits within 3/8 in diameter

Front 30

You should inflate rims to what PSI to prevent wrinkles and pinches

Back 30

3 PSI

Front 31

Why should tires be stored in a vertical position

Back 31

To prevent damage to the valve or extension

Front 32

What is used to fill high pressure SE aircraft tires

Back 32

Nitrogen

Front 33

How long is the service hose on the inflator assembly

Back 33

10 feet

Front 34

What is the pressure range of the blue gage element

Back 34

10 to 150 PSI

Front 35

What is the pressure range of the yellow gage element

Back 35

50 to 600 PSI

Front 36

What king of lubricant is used to lubricate tire beads and flanges

Back 36

Tire lubricant AA20 or equivalent