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SIFT Army Aviation Information Section Study Guide with Complete Solutions A Helicopter - Answer-Is a type of rotorcraft that is able to takeoff and land vertically, hover, and fly forward, backward, and side to side (laterally). Thrust engine - Answer-an engine that produces power and delivers...

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SIFT Army Aviation Information Section
Study Guide with Complete Solutions

A Helicopter - Answer✔✔-Is a type of rotorcraft that is able to takeoff and land vertically, hover, and fly

forward, backward, and side to side (laterally).


Thrust engine - Answer✔✔-an engine that produces power and delivers it to overhead and tail rotors (on

most helicopters) via one or more transmissions and drive shafts.


Fuselage - Answer✔✔-Main Body of the helicopter


Mast - Answer✔✔-Shaft protruding from the top


Cowling - Answer✔✔-On the upper part of the fuselage of many helicopters, it covers the aircrafts

engine and transmission.


two to six rotor blade - Answer✔✔-How many rotor blades are attached to the mast via a rotor head?


Flybar - Answer✔✔-also called a stabilizer bar.


upper and lower swashplates, blade grips, control rods, pitch and scissor links, teeter or coning hinges,

pitch horns, and counterweights - Answer✔✔-Rotor systems consist of what components?


enhance flight stability by keeping the bar stable as the rotor spins, and to reduce crosswind thrust on

the blades - Answer✔✔-What is the Flybars Function?


cyclic collective, throttle and pedals - Answer✔✔-what are the pilot's flight instruments and controls?



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Avionics - Answer✔✔-what are electronics used for navigation, communications and aircraft systems

term?


Weapons controls - Answer✔✔-How does the pilot use weapons from a military helicopter cockpit?


weight, lift, thrust, and drag - Answer✔✔-what are the four aerodynamic forces that act on a helicopter

when it is airborne?


Lift - Answer✔✔-what is the force that counteracts an aircrafts weight and causes a helicopter to rise

into the air and stay aloft.


Lift - Answer✔✔-is produced by airfoils - rotor blades, in the case of helicopters - that move through the

air at a speed sufficient to create a pressure differential between the two sides of the airfoils.


Thrust - Answer✔✔-is an aircraft's forward force, which is created by one or more engines, and is

transformed in the case of helicopters into rotary motion via the components mentioned. Generally,

_______ acts parallel to the aircrafts longitudinal axis, but not always.


Drag - Answer✔✔-opposes thrust; it is a rearward- acting force caused by airflow passing over the

aircraft's structure and becoming disrupted. ________ acts parallel to the relative wind.


Profile, induced and parasite - Answer✔✔-what are the three types of drag?


Profile drag - Answer✔✔-Drag created by the blades' frictional resistance increases. Consists of skin

friction created by surface imperfections and form drag.


Induced drag - Answer✔✔-Drag created by air circulating around each rotor blade as it spins and creates

lift; the circulation causes a vortex behind each blade.



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