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Last updated on October 2nd, 2024 at 06:38 am

EASA Part 66 Module 17: Propellers

Essential Resource for B1.1 and B1.2 Aircraft Maintenance Technicians

Enhance your aviation maintenance expertise with EASA Part 66 Module 17: Propellers, an indispensable resource for technicians pursuing B1.1 and B1.2 certification. This module is meticulously aligned with the requirements of EASA Part 66, ensuring that its content, sequence, and necessary learning levels (L1, L2, or L3) meet the standards for an approved B1 mechanical maintenance technician program. Recognized and approved by various national aviation authorities, it is an integral part of the training curriculum in Part 147 approved maintenance training organizations.

Comprehensive and Engaging Content

Each topic within this module is presented with clear, understandable text and is complemented by exceptional full-color illustrations. The material is designed to facilitate step-by-step learning, helping technicians grasp crucial concepts and understand the practical applications of each skill in their daily aviation maintenance tasks. While all required topics are addressed for FAA A&P students, this module elevates the level of proficiency to meet the stringent EASA licensing standards.

Instructor Support Services

For educational institutions considering the adoption of EASA Part 66 Module 17: Propellers as core student material, we offer a range of additional services:

• Projectable Image Banks: High-quality visuals for engaging classroom presentations.
• Comprehensive Examination Question Databases: Extensive resources to assess and reinforce student understanding.
• Dedicated Instructor Support: Tailored assistance to meet the requirements of competent authorities.

Detailed Table of Contents

Fundamentals

• Blade Element Theory
• Angle of Attack, Reverse Angle, Propeller Slip
• Aerodynamic, Centrifugal, and Thrust Forces
• Torque
• Relative Airflow
• Vibration and Resonance

Propeller Construction

• Wood Propellers
• Metal Propellers
• Composite Propellers
• Blade Station, Face, Shank, Back, Hub Assembly
• Fixed Pitch
• Controllable Pitch
• Constant Speed
• Propeller Spinner Installation

Propeller Pitch Control

• Speed Control and Pitch Change Methods (Mechanical and Electrical)
• Feathering and Reverse Pitch
• Overspeed Protection

Propeller Synchronization

• Synchronizing
• Synchrophasing

Propeller Ice Control

• Fluid and Electrical De-icing Equipment

Propeller Maintenance

• Static and Dynamic Balancing
• Blade Tracking
• Assessment of Blade Damage: Erosion, Corrosion, Impact Damage, Delamination
• Propeller Treatment and Repair Schemes
• Propeller Engine Running

Storage and Preservation

Equip yourself with the comprehensive knowledge and practical skills essential for success in the aviation maintenance industry. EASA Part 66 Module 17: Propellers prepares you to meet the challenges of modern aircraft maintenance, ensuring proficiency in all aspects of propeller technology and maintenance.

Contact us today to learn more about integrating this module into your training program or to inquire about our instructor support services.