Lesson 5 | Powerplant | Private Pilot Ground School
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- Опубліковано 8 сер 2022
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Lesson 5: Powerplant
What makes an aircraft engine, also known as the powerplant, operate? This video will explain all the specific details of how an airplane is powered resulting in thrust, which is one of the four fundamentals of flight.
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Combustion Engine
1. Suck
2. Squeeze
3. Bang
4. Blow
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59:40 Brain surgeon planning his next brain surgery mid-flight.
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I was looking at the same thing!
Speculating here only. MRI scans could be part of his medical if he indicated he has a neurological condition? Maybe?
Or... He's Mr ambitious and doing his medical school while doing flight school.
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The reason why you have a both selection for fuel on a single engine high wing configuration and you do not have a both selection for your fuel tanks on a low wing is a very very easy to answer reason.
If you are flying for a long enough time/distance say with a 5* rotation from level to maintain straight flight you will run one tank out/dry before the other tank. In a high wing configuration you will still have fuel flow from the other tank feeding the engine because a gravity but on a low wing configuration once one tank becomes empty air is introduced to the fuel system causing engine failure because of fuel starvation.
im flying the fuel injected planes i cant stand dealing with the carb heat, i fly a 97 Cessna 172 fuel injected , i love it, when i started training, i said ill fly anything with fuel injection ;-)
Why don't they give planes names and paint it on the side of the engine cowl? Like during WWII? Boats have names. Why can't plains have names?
Oxygen is flammable by itself? Excuse me? The energy is from breaking carbon bonds.
Air is a fluid, it would be classified as a compressible fluid.