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Fundamentals of Modern Aviation

Fundamentals of Modern Aviation ― Total Training Support Ltd
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Weight: 1.3 kg
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Editor:  Ian Mcclosky

ISBN: 1933189150

Pages: 200 (approximately)

Synopsis from Avotek:
Written as a primary text for 6th-form and college level introduction to aviation maintenance vocational programs.

This book is an introductory text for students who are beginning their careers in aviation maintenance. It is a broad overview of aviation and its maintenance.

Review from Total Training Support instructors:
This is an introductory book for the young person just starting a college course such as a BTEC or City + Guilds level programme.  It does however go into some depth but not as far as the student of the EASA Part-66 Licence would require.

Very informative and well illustrated.  The whole field of aviation maintenance is reviewed in this one book.

Contents

Historical Overview
beginnings of flight
beginnings of air transportation
foundations of the federal aviation administration

Basic Aerodynamics
aerodynamics
Bernoulli's principle and subsonic flow

Aircraft Design
design considerations
wing construction
flight controls

Helicopter Flight
fundamentals of helicopter flight
helicopter axes of flight
helicopter substructures

High Speed Aerodynamics
concepts of supersonic flow patterns
airflow, controls, and heat

Engine Theory and Construction
heat engines
reciprocating engine principles
reciprocating engine power considerations
reciprocating engine design and construction
engine components
valves

Turbine Development
turbine operating principles
turbine engine construction
compressor section
combustion section
turbine section
exhaust section
major subassemblies
types of turbine engines

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