Applied Aeronautics : the Airplane
Applied Aeronautics : the Airplane
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To remove grease and oil from the wings and covered surfaces, use either gasoline, acetone or castile soap and water. If castile soap cannot be obtained, be sure the soag used contains no alkali or it will injure the dope. In using the gasoline or 4 acetone, do not use too much or it will also take off the dope. A good way to use the latter is to soak a piece of waste or rag and jub over the grease or oil, then wipe off with a piece of dry waste. When using soap and water be. careful not to get... any inside the wing as it is liable to wiarp the ribs or rust the wires.
When mud is to be removed from the surfaces it should never be taken off while dry, but should be moistened with water and then removed.
Other parts of the machine should be kept thoroughly clean to keep down the friction.
Control cables and wires. — All cables and wires should be inspected by the rigger to see that they are at the correct tension. Also see that there are no kinks or broken strands in any of the cables or strands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To remove grease and oil from the wings and covered surfaces, use either gasoline, acetone or castile soap and water. If castile soap cannot be obtained, be sure the soag used contains no alkali or it will injure the dope. In using the gasoline or 4 acetone, do not use too much or it will also take off the dope. A good way to use the latter is to soak a piece of waste or rag and jub over the grease or oil, then wipe off with a piece of dry waste. When using soap and water be. careful not to get... any inside the wing as it is liable to wiarp the ribs or rust the wires.
When mud is to be removed from the surfaces it should never be taken off while dry, but should be moistened with water and then removed.
Other parts of the machine should be kept thoroughly clean to keep down the friction.
Control cables and wires. — All cables and wires should be inspected by the rigger to see that they are at the correct tension. Also see that there are no kinks or broken strands in any of the cables or strands.
What to read after Applied Aeronautics : the Airplane?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Bureau of Aircraft Production. Airplane Engineering Division. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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