Global standards are necessary to ensure #Aircraft interoperability and safety, but the constant change poses challenges to suppliers of critical components. Read the blog post for a closer look at new and upcoming regulations and how Greene Tweed #Sealing solutions help meet the demands of the ever-changing #Aerospace industry. When it can't fail, choose Greene Tweed.
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Global standards are crucial for aircraft interoperability and safety, yet they create challenges for suppliers of critical components due to frequent changes.
Global standards are necessary to ensure #Aircraft interoperability and safety, but the constant change poses challenges to suppliers of critical components. Read the blog post for a closer look at new and upcoming regulations and how Greene Tweed #Sealing solutions help meet the demands of the ever-changing #Aerospace industry. When it can't fail, choose Greene Tweed.
Prepare for Tighter Safety Standards
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OTD 2010 An ambiguous spec for standard parts features in a night time engine failure and nearly 30 IFSDs before the problem was contained. https://lnkd.in/ds5p262 #flightsafety #aviationsafety #airworthiness
Production Defect IFSD Triggers Night Deadstick PC-12 Landing - Aerossurance
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Boeing Saga: Here Comes The U.S. Congress…🙄 #Skeptical: As the #Boeing #safety saga unfolds, #Congress steps into the fray, with hearings planned to address #whistleblower claims regarding safety issues in Boeing’s #aircraft fuselages. While congressional involvement signifies a heightened scrutiny of Boeing’s practices, some voices express #skepticism about Congress’s motives. Critics suggest that Congress’s interest may be more about political grandstanding than genuine efforts to address the root cause of the problem. Nevertheless, the congressional hearings serve as a crucial platform for investigating the allegations and holding Boeing accountable for ensuring the safety and integrity of its aircraft. This development underscores the urgency of addressing safety concerns in the #aviation industry and highlights the need for transparent and thorough investigations to safeguard passenger safety. https://lnkd.in/dXQHzS-N
Congress summons Boeing's CEO to testify on its jetliner safety following new whistleblower charges
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EASA EAD H160 Main Rotor Swashplate Bearing (premature in-service degradation). Repetitive inspections of the bearing to supplement VHM analysis. https://lnkd.in/ehYVGxMa #helicopter #airworthiness
2023-0222-E : Main Rotor – Swashplate Bearing – Inspections
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Did you know that statistically, flying is the safest method of transport? This can be partly put down to the quality of tools used during production and maintenance of the aircraft. To ensure your torque tools are still reading correctly, regular calibrations and verifications should take place. Under torquing nuts will cause the fastener to shake loose, increasing the forces placed on the other fasteners. Over torquing the nuts can damage the fastener, which can also lead to the fastener to come loose. Both cases can lead to fastener failures, which can have disastrous results. Frequent verifications before a work shift can ensure your torque tools are reading correctly and help you identify any faulty tools before they're used on an aircraft, providing you with confidence in the equipment you are using. Here at AWS, we manufacture a range of high accuracy, high convenience torque verification equipment. Speak to one of our experts to hear how we can strengthen your quality control procedures. https://buff.ly/3LPTuut #quality #torque #aerospace #qualitycontrol #safety
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#3A AIRSHIP RULES COMMENTS TODAY is the last day for public comments on the FAA's new MOSAIC rules for Light Sport Aircraft. I gave some, here is A part of the third. Comment: #1 AIRSHIP ENVELOPE SAFETY CONCERNS by Jesse Blenn This relates to my work on the Lighter-than-air Subcommitee of ASTM. This and my next comment is about the two most glaring safety concerns that I see being overlooked in airship standards, both in FAA P-8110-2 Airship Design Criteria and the ASTM Standard Specification for Design and Performance Requirements for Lighter-Than-Air Light Sport Aircraft F2355 – 14 (22). AIR AND GAS VALVES. In airships, the integrity of the envelope (the lifting gas container) is paramount. There are two main dangers to that integrity. First is the danger of overpressure and possible catastrophic envelope failure (explosion) caused by rapid climbing either from control inputs or wind gusts in storms that may be encountered. Automatic operating air and gas valves are normally expected to avoid that condition, but the present regulations are VERY deficient and need to be changed. I will give details. Again, inflated envelopes and their pressure regulation systems are both the main difference between LTA and other LSA, and also their main source of safety concerns. The present LSA LTA standards are lacking clarity and safety considerations here. The added size and weight of correctly sized gas and air valves is a small amount to pay for the greatly increased safety margin that they provide.
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OTD in 2014: A failed brazed stator assembly repair resulted in an uncontained turbine failure. The investigation identified apparent omissions in a DER produced repair scheme. https://lnkd.in/da-3gQ4 #flightsafety #aviationsafety #airworthiness #aviationmaintenance
King Air 100 Uncontained TPE331-6 Failure - Inappropriate Repair Scheme - Aerossurance
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Corrosion is the deterioration of metals due to reaction with their environment, moreover corrosion is a significant concern in aircraft maintenance, as it can severely weaken structural components and compromise safety. #Corrosion #AircraftStructure Ref: EASA CS-25 subpart C-structure FAA AC No: 43-4B
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A safety valve in an aircraft, commonly referred to as a cabin pressure relief valve, is a critical component in maintaining cabin pressure within safe limits. Location: Aft Galley. (bottom side) Here’s how it works: Purpose Prevent Over-Pressurization: The primary function is to prevent the cabin from becoming over-pressurized, which could damage the aircraft structure and compromise passenger safety. Emergency Pressure Relief: Provides a means of pressure relief if other pressurization control systems fail. Components Valve Assembly: Typically consists of a spring-loaded or pneumatic mechanism that responds to pressure changes. Pressure Sensors: Monitor the cabin pressure continuously. Control System: Manages the operation of the valve based on sensor inputs. Operation Normal Conditions: The cabin pressurization system maintains the desired cabin altitude (pressure) by regulating the amount of air entering and leaving the cabin. The safety valve remains closed during normal operation, allowing the pressurization system to manage cabin pressure. High Pressure Conditions: If the cabin pressure exceeds a predetermined threshold, the safety valve automatically opens. This is typically achieved through a spring mechanism that is calibrated to open the valve at a specific pressure differential. Pressure Relief: When the valve opens, excess cabin air is vented out of the aircraft, reducing the cabin pressure. Once the pressure drops below the threshold, the spring mechanism closes the valve again, maintaining the safe pressure level. Types of Valves Positive Pressure Relief Valves: Open when cabin pressure exceeds a certain limit above ambient pressure. Negative Pressure Relief Valves: Open when outside pressure exceeds cabin pressure, preventing structural damage from negative differential pressure. Maintenance and Testing Regular inspection and testing of safety valves are crucial to ensure their proper functioning. Maintenance involves checking for any signs of wear, leaks, or malfunctions and recalibrating the spring mechanism if necessary. #airbus #a320 #aviation #aerospace
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