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FAA00001045:   (00001045) Reciprocating Engine Accident Investigation

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(00001045) Reciprocating Engine Accident Investigation
COURSE 2019-05-31
This course is designed to introduce students to reciprocating aircraft engine accident investigation techniques. Students will gain an understanding of the design, operating principles, construction features and common failure modes of various types of reciprocating engines to include: inline, radial, opposed and V-type reciprocating engines. The instruction will include hands-on reciprocating engine examination and data collection of various reciprocating engine systems and engine component failure modes, such as: Mechanical components and engine driven accessories. Fuel systems, including fuel pumps, filters, lines, manifolds, carburetors and fuel injectors as well as turbo/super chargers, and accessories. Electrical systems, including alternators, generators, sensors, ignition components and associated accessories. Engine-driven components including propeller/rotor / proximal gearbox and drivetrain examination of fixed and rotor-wing accident aircraft at the crash site.
RTI-20 RTI-20
ILT 40.0
18
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Scheduled Offerings / Classes in FY-25

Class Number Start Date End Date FY Status Location Phone Number
188176 2025-02-03 2025-02-07 25 ACTIVE OKC 405-954-3614
188177 2025-09-08 2025-09-12 25 ACTIVE OKC 405-954-3614

Scheduled Offerings / Classes in FY-24

Class Number Start Date End Date FY Status Location Phone Number
180476 2024-03-04 2024-03-08 24 ACTIVE OKC 405-954-7751
180477 2024-08-05 2024-08-09 24 ACTIVE OKC 405-954-3614
180478 2024-09-23 2024-09-27 24 ACTIVE OKC 405-954-3614
D O T Triskelion

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