Wednesday, August 22, 2012

Propeller Strike Inspection

Sl. No.
Items
Mech
AME
1.     
Consult the pilot as to the nature of the propeller strike incident.


2.     
Inspect the propeller for damage


3.     
Check the tightness of the propeller attachment bolts.


4.     
Remove the propeller.


5.     
Mount a D.T.I. and check the propeller flange run out.


6.     
Inspect the back side of the flange at the radius to the shaft for any cracks.


7.     
Inspect the crankcase visually for any cracks.


8.     
Inspect the engine attachment to the engine mount for any damage.


9.     
If there is a sudden stoppage of engine due to propeller strike, engine should be removed from the aircraft and sent to an approved overhaul facility for disassembly and detailed inspection.


10
Carryout any other inspections suggested by Manufactures.


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