Sl. No.
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Items
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Mech
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AME
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1.
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Consult the pilot as to the nature of
the propeller strike incident.
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2.
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Inspect the propeller for damage
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3.
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Check the tightness of the propeller
attachment bolts.
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4.
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Remove the propeller.
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5.
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Mount a D.T.I. and check the propeller
flange run out.
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6.
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Inspect the back side of the flange at
the radius to the shaft for any cracks.
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7.
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Inspect the crankcase visually for any
cracks.
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8.
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Inspect the engine attachment to the
engine mount for any damage.
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9.
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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.
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10
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Carryout any other inspections
suggested by Manufactures.
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Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Propeller Strike Inspection
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