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  • How does an overheating event during service affect overhaul inspections and required actions?
  • Blade coating delamination is defined as the separation of protective coating from the substrate, and it is detected by:
  • Which statement best describes the final certification after overhaul?
  • What factors contribute to achieving proper surge margin, and which inspection indicators relate to surge risk during an overhaul?
  • When extending torque measurement toward the handle, what must be done before applying torque?
  • When is sealing integrity verified during exhaust case checks?
  • Which type of torque wrench is used most often?
  • The ingestion of contaminants affects which sections of the gas turbine engine?
  • What is the primary reason for covering engine openings during disassembly?
  • What is a critical speed in rotor dynamics, and how is it addressed during overhaul?
  • Outline the significance of journal bearings in the oil system and how wear is assessed during overhaul.
  • What are typical fuel system components that are inspected or replaced during a turbine engine overhaul?
  • Which statement best captures the effect of the abrasive grit process?
  • What is the preferred method when torqueing bolts with lock tabs: bolt, nut, or both?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as one of the most common NDT methods?
  • How do you know that you reached the correct torque when using a micrometer torque wrench?
  • In terms of FAA categories, line maintenance is considered what?
  • During teardown, what criteria determine whether a turbine blade is unrepairable and must be replaced?
  • What effect do oil contaminants have on turbine engine life, and what maintenance actions mitigate the risk during an overhaul?
  • Describe line maintenance.
  • If the overhaul manual requires a torque of 600 inch-pounds and you have a foot-pound torque wrench, what will you set the torque wrench to?
  • During run-in tests, what condition indicates thermal stability?
  • What are the two methods of performing compressor washes?
  • Which of the following are precautions when handling bearings?
  • For torqueing nuts and bolts that use lock tabs or castellated nuts, what is the general sequence?
  • Contaminant buildup on the compressor blades results in what outcome?
  • What is the most frequent defect found in the combustion section of a turbine engine?
  • What are the two methods used to remove an aircraft turbine engine?
  • If blade root slot wear is within limits, what is the recommended approach to restoration?
  • For overhaul maintenance, who publishes engine inspection procedures?
  • Describe Unlimited Maintenance?
  • Which load is associated with aircraft attitude changes and gyroscopic effects of heavy rotating masses?
  • A water wash is also known as a
  • In routine maintenance, who publishes engine inspection procedures?
  • Which statement correctly identifies a difference between labyrinth and carbon seals?
  • Which wash method cleans turbine vanes and blades more effectively?
  • Explain the process of deciding between repairing or replacing a damaged turbine NGV.
  • What should be used when handling bearings and why?
  • When performing multiple motoring compressor washes, what limitation must the technician observe?
  • During startup testing, why are thermal growth considerations important for clearances?
  • What is meant by blending in turbine blade repair?
  • What is the advantage of using the abrasive grit process?
  • To keep the rotor in balance during blade blending, what do some manufacturers require?
  • Describe the purpose of a run-in test in the overhaul process and the key parameters to monitor.
  • What tool is used for the internal inspection of an engine?
  • In turbine engine overhaul, what is the role of vibration analysis and how does it influence component replacement decisions?
  • What is the purpose of limiting the span between lock wires when routing them?
  • Which method is used to accomplish cold-section repairs of an axial flow compressor?
  • Stress rupture cracks are caused by what engine condition?
  • Where would you find the code letter indicating the moment weight of the turbine blade?
  • What modification has been made to engines with very low ground clearance?
  • Which term describes maintenance that allows removal and replacement of any part, zeroing the engine time?
  • Why is coating integrity critical in the combustor, and what is the consequence of coating damage?
  • In a continuously salt-laden atmosphere, what is the recommended frequency for a water wash?
  • Untwist of a turbine blade is caused by?
  • What is the purpose of marking and identification during engine disassembly?
  • What is a typical action if a blade is found to have coating delamination during inspection?
  • How are nozzle guide vane tip clearances tested and how is clearance adjusted?
  • Can the borescope be used to inspect the entire internal portion of an engine?
  • Which type of torque wrench is used most often in maintenance tasks?
  • What is the primary difference in the effectiveness of wash methods?
  • What is the primary purpose of performing a borescope inspection during a turbine engine overhaul?
  • When an extension is installed toward the handle, which statement correctly describes how to determine the applied torque?
  • What is the purpose of FOD inspection during overhaul and how is it conducted?
  • Frequent water wash helps in what way?
  • Which factor primarily determines the twists per inch when using safety wire?
  • What is the consequence if blade tip clearance is out of tolerance after reassembly?
  • Magnetic particle inspection is most effective in detecting what type of defects?
  • What is the term for a vibration containing components at multiples of a base frequency?
  • What is the most common cause of gas path erosion?
  • What is the primary purpose of verifying turbine exhaust case integrity during overhaul?
  • What are typical acceptance limits for bearing clearances in a turbine engine overhaul and how are they measured?
  • Which NDT method is described as suitable for simple parts such as turbine and compressor blades?
  • Which statement best describes the role of OEM-approved maintenance in the overhaul process?
  • Why are blade root and dovetail geometry critical in overhauls, and what inspection methods ensure compatibility?
  • How are turbine engine oil system issues diagnosed and what indicators would prompt component replacement?
  • Burner can shift is caused by misalignment of which component?
  • Hot streaking is a condition that causes what outcome?
  • What angular spacing is used when replacing three blades as a set?
  • What action is taken if hot-section inspection reveals thermal damage after an overheating event?
  • Which description accurately reflects the method used to remove an engine?
  • In overhaul documentation, what is the role of non-destructive examination (NDT) reports?
  • What is a potential consequence of using a pencil to mark high-temperature alloy parts?
  • Damage to the compressor blades results in what?
  • The motoring wash is carried out at what engine speed range?
  • In a roller bearing, where do the rollers roll?
  • Which contamination sources during overhaul and how are they controlled?
  • Describe the role of rotor balancing in the overhaul process and how completed assemblies are tested.
  • What is borescope access and how does it influence overhaul scope and risk?
  • What is the typical sequence for a shop overhaul from teardown to final acceptance?
  • Designers minimize ingestion of contaminants by what approach related to slip-streams?
  • Why is fuel nozzle and spray pattern inspection critical in overhaul and what defects are sought?
  • Which document provides the formula used to calculate corrected torque when the extension is toward the handle?
  • What are the advantages of electron beam welding in blade repair?
  • What does NDT stand for and what is its general purpose in engine overhaul?
  • Define blade tip clearance and explain its importance in overhaul acceptance criteria.
  • What are the two most common methods of compressor cleaning?
  • What is the purpose of cleaning and filtration in contamination control during overhaul?
  • Which statement correctly describes the effect of compressor blade damage?
  • What procedure must be accomplished to prevent materials from entering the engine openings?
  • In a turbine engine overhaul, how do shop and field overhauls differ, and what factors influence choice?
  • What are designers doing to minimize the gas path erosion problem?
  • What are the limitations of borescope inspection during overhaul?
  • Which repair process is used to restore blade roots?
  • After overhaul, how are engine diagnostics re-validated and what tests comprise acceptance?
  • Which of the following is a recommended practice to prevent F.O.D.?
  • What is the significance of compressor case integrity during an overhaul?
  • What happens to the compressor when there is an accumulation of contaminants?
  • Is the disassembly of an engine module considered to be a major or minor repair?
  • Define a shim operation and its context in overhaul.
  • What is the recommended practice for securing fasteners with lock tabs after torquing?
  • What is N.D.T.?
  • Which NDT method is particularly suited to detect near-surface defects in ferrous materials?
  • What is the advantage of using N.D.T. on turbine engines?
  • Which components are repaired by plasma spray?
  • If a torque wrench setting is 50 ft-lb, what is the equivalent in inch-lb?
  • Which safety practices are essential when performing turbine engine overhaul in a shop?
  • Plasma coating repairs blade roots. Which part of the blade does this process primarily restore?
  • Which is the first stage of blade creep?
  • 120 inch-pounds is equal to how many foot-pounds?
  • Describe heavy maintenance.
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a type of bearing seal?
  • Which description best fits the correct approach to torqueing with lock tabs and maintaining alignment?
  • What are the two categories of heavy maintenance?
  • What is the operation principle of labyrinth seals?
  • Briefly describe the plasma spray process.
  • List three common nondestructive testing methods used during turbine engine overhaul and what they detect.
  • If there is an odd number of blades and there is no equal-weight moment blade available, how many blades can be replaced as a set?
  • What is clearance sequencing in engine assembly and provide an example?
  • Hot spots found during borescope inspection indicate malfunction in which system?
  • Which description best defines Limited Maintenance?
  • What is the term for vibration at the natural frequency?
  • In plasma spraying, the material is applied in what state?
  • NDT can prevent all fatigue-related failures in turbine engines.
  • Explain the significance of N1 and N2 in the inspection and how tolerances influence the overhaul.
  • Which of the following best describes the function of lock wire in fastener assemblies?
  • On the flight line, most of the damage to the compressor section comes from which source?
  • Which statement best describes the purpose of lock tabs or castellated nuts in a torque assembly?
  • Which type of seal is characterized by non-contacting behavior using geometric steps to impede flow?
  • Explain the differences among corrosion, erosion, and oxidation in turbine engines and how they are detected during overhaul.
  • What is FADEC and what overhaul steps are performed on a FADEC system?
  • How is a bowed turbine vane inspected and repaired if possible?
  • Which method is used to contour damaged blades and vanes?
  • Which of the following is NOT a main section of a non-modular turbine engine?
  • What must be checked before using a torque wrench?
  • Why must you adhere to established technical procedures?
  • Which statement is NOT true about seals?
  • What is the role of the fuel control unit in a turbine engine overhaul and what checks are typically performed on it?
  • Which device verifies torque wrench calibration?
  • Which load arises from compression and tension between stationary cases and the rotor system due to thermal expansion?
  • What is the function of turbine case cooling passages and what issues are checked during overhaul?
  • Which of the following is a cold-section repair method for an axial flow compressor?
  • Which components are commonly replaced if oil system issues are detected?
  • Which practice helps ensure lock wire remains secure around fasteners?
  • During disassembly, marking parts helps with what purpose?
  • What is the role of the transition piece in the combustor and what failure modes are checked during overhaul?
  • What is used to identify repaired areas after blending?
  • The moment weight of a rotor blade means?
  • Which facility type performs Unlimited Maintenance according to the definitions?
  • What type of main bearings are used in gas turbine engines?
  • How are repaired areas identified after blending?
  • What is the consequence of coating delamination in hot-section components?
  • What causes burner can shift?
  • What is a key practice to manage tolerance stack-up during engine assembly?
  • Which of the following statements is true about micrometer torque wrenches?
  • Which is the middle stage of blade creep?
  • What is a key consideration for technicians when maintaining turbine engines?
  • The fluid wash method also helps to clean which other engine component?
  • What triggers NGV replacement during overhaul?
  • Which statement is correct regarding torque units?
  • Untwist of a turbine blade is caused by which condition?
  • What is used to verify a torque wrench calibration?
  • What type of maintenance is accomplished on the flight line?
  • Which maintenance category is typically performed with the engine installed in the aircraft?
  • Which item is NOT among the five loads acting on main engine bearings?
  • What prevents oil from leaking from the bearing chamber into the compressor or turbine gas path?
  • Define engine N.D.T.
  • Which factors determine whether an accessory drive gearbox should be overhauled rather than replaced?
  • What is the term for amplification when driving frequency matches a natural frequency?
  • What does the bearing feel test involve?
  • Where are accelerometers used in vibration analysis during overhaul?
  • Which inspection method is most effective for inspecting denser metallic and non-metallic materials?
  • Describe how compressor and turbine blade height (airfoil) inspection is performed and common defects found.
  • How does differential thermal expansion affect overhaul clearances during start-up compared to steady-state operation?
  • Who publishes the specific procedures for an engine inspection?
  • During overhaul, which parameter is commonly checked to verify journal bearing clearance is within spec?
  • What other repairs are accomplished using plasma spraying?
  • How should a lock wire pigtail be formed?
  • Which statement best describes nondestructive testing in aviation?
  • Maintaining cleanliness of parts and shop environment helps prevent which issue?
  • During engine disassembly for overhaul, what is the purpose of marking components and recording reference points?
  • How are non-metallic coatings evaluated for integrity in hot-section components?
  • A torque setting of 120 foot-pounds is equal to ______ inch pounds.
  • What are the three stages of blade creep?
  • What is the purpose of alignment checks during engine reassembly?
  • What is the primary purpose of using an extension with a torque wrench?
  • Which modification was implemented for engines with very low ground clearance?
  • What is the definition of torqueing?
  • When addressing wear in blade root slots of a high-pressure turbine, what methods are used to restore the slots?
  • Which statement correctly describes the relationship between foot-pounds and inch-pounds?
  • Which activities are included in the term maintenance?
  • When the solution wash is performed, it is known as a
  • Which of the following is not part of line maintenance?
  • What term describes the result of performing a solution wash to restore engine performance?
  • Which statement best describes the cause of gas path erosion?
  • Which of the following is not a typical scope of line maintenance?
  • The fir tree section of a turbine blade is associated with which feature?
  • When blending a nicked blade, which direction is it accomplished in?
  • What would cause bearings to become magnetized?
  • Which statement best distinguishes labyrinth seals from carbon seals?
  • Which is the last stage of blade creep?
  • To maintain rotor balance when blending, which action is sometimes required?
  • What is another name for shop maintenance?
  • What is the disadvantage of the abrasive grit process?
  • Explain the importance of tolerance stack-up in engine assembly during overhaul and how it affects performance.
  • What is the purpose of a shop test run during overhaul?
  • What evidence is typically required to certify an overhaul as airworthy?
  • Which tools are included in the tools needed to blend a damaged blade?
  • What is the primary reason for torquing both the bolt and the nut when lock tabs are used?
  • Describe unscheduled maintenance.
  • Why are some engines disassembled in a vertical position?
  • What is a 'hot section' inspection and what components are included?
  • How many defects may occur to an overheated turbine blade?
  • The eddy current method is used to inspect what part or parts of the engine?
  • How many levels of maintenance are performed on gas turbine engines?
  • What must be done with lock tabs during disassembly?
  • Which combination of tools is commonly used to verify rotor alignment during reassembly?
  • Which statement best describes the role of test data in confirming post-overhaul performance?
  • List the five main sections of a non-modular turbine engine.
  • Defects not detectable by dye-penetrant or magnetic particle methods can be found by using which method?
  • Which may be used to mark both cold and hot section parts?
  • What does F.O.D. stand for?
  • What is the impact of improper exhaust case integrity on engine performance?
  • Which two dye-penetrant inspection variants are described?
  • Describe two methods used for dye-penetrant inspections?
  • Which documentation is typically required to close an overhaul work order?
  • Describe the process for coating removal and restoration of hot-section components during overhaul.
  • How can you determine that the correct torque is applied when using a micrometer torque wrench?
  • Hot spots seen on borescope inspection indicate malfunctions in which component group?
  • Turbine blade creep is defined as?
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