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本帖最后由 betterday 于 2011-3-26 15:10 编辑
Module 10
AN17
Aircraft component is any part of an aircraft, including a complete power-plant or any operational or emergency equipment.
Certifying person is a person appropriately authorized in accordance with the exposition of an organization, or appropriately HK type rated licensed aircraft maintenance engineer, who issues a certificate of release to service for a complete aircraft, or the installation of a component in an aircraft, its engine or propeller.
When the certifying person receives a component from the source approved by direct-general, he is responsible to:
Accept the component from an organization approved by direct-general, and make sure the components have a certification for release.
Ensure that the design and modification of the component is fitment and comply with the applicable airworthiness directive.
Check the status of life limit parts, check the good receipt number and serviceable label of the component.
Ensure that the components are in satisfactory condition and carry out all required functional and installation checking to ensure the particular system for serviceability and structural integrity.
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MOR
When public transport aircrafts which registered in HK and have maximum total weight authorized exceeding 2300 KG is subject mandatory occurrence report. The reportable occurrence means any incident, defects or malfunction of the aircraft or its equipment or ground facilities which intended to in connection with the operation of the aircraft. If not corrected would endanger or potentially endanger the aircraft or its occupants, or any other person.
There are four examples of MOR below list are happen in recently years.
B-KAB B747-300 aircraft was found fuel leakage in R/H L/E under wing area I/B of NO.3 pylon just after refueling. Further inspection was found 4 mounting bolts of a small cover on front spar were loosen and caused fuel leakage.
B-HLE A330 R/H wing root, wing to fuselage fairing 192BT forward portion was found detached from support bracket and damage, Further investigation was found the mechanic did not follow the relevant AMM to apply sealant on the fairing to cause air leak and the length of mounting screw was too short to prevent screw loosen if vibration.
B-HMD B747-200 the stick shaker activation in climb phase in flight. The defect was finally cleared by rigging body landing gear over rotation lift-off switch. The cause of this incident may be the engineer neglects to adjust BLG over rotation lift-off switch after landing gear change.
B-HUJ B747-400 aircraft fuel leak was found at L/H surge tank access door. Further inspection was found the access door was installed 180 degree out of alignment. The cause of the incident is the supervisor did not following the relevant AMM instructions to install panel.
When a mandatory occurrence report, the engineer in charge is required to raise the MOR to CAD director in written within 96hours after occurrence happen, also he has a responsibility to provide any further information to assist the investigation.
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MOR
According to ANHKO article 86, a mandatory occurrence reporting must be raised when any incident, defect or malfunction of the aircraft, or its equipment or ground facility which, if not corrected, would endanger the aircraft, its occupants, or any other person. And the MOR must be dispatched in writing and by the quickest available means to the director within 96 hours after the occurrence.
A MOR can be raise by the following persons:
1. The operator or commander of a public transport aircraft which is registered in HK and has a maximum total weight authorized exceeding 2300 kg.
2. The person who carries on the business of manufacturing, repairing or overhauling such an aircraft, part or equipment.
3. The person who signs a certificate of release to service or a certificate of maintenance review in respect of such an aircraft, part or equipment.
4. The license holder of an air traffic controller.
5. The license manager of a licensed aerodrome.
MOR includes:
a) The type, series, registration marks of the aircraft concerned.
b) The name of the operator of the aircraft.
c) The time, place, date of the occurrence.
d) Describe the occurrence and suggested solution.
e) Signature and name of the person who raise the MOR.
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C of MR
Certificate of maintenance review (CMR) is an appraisal of the current status of aircraft and with respect to approved maintenance schedule (AMS), mandatory inspection or modifications, service bulletins, defects in technical log book and certificate of release to service entries.
C of MR only could be issued after all the following aspects have been carried out:
1. All maintenance have been carried out in according with the relevant AMS within the prescribe time and any extension to limiting time period is approved by director-general.
2. All mandatory inspection and modification have been carried out within the prescribe time period and any extension to limiting time period approved by director-general.
3. All defects entered in technical log book have been verified or deferred in according with relevant approved procedure.
4. All certificates of release to service have been issued.
5. The maintenance status such as condition monitoring program has been reviewed and considered satisfied.
C of MR only can be issued by:
1. The holder of AML granted valid in HK CAD.
2. Any person whom the chief executive regards to be competent to issue such certificate or the person that the chief executive has authorized him to do so.
The C of MR should keep in duplicate, one in the aircraft, the other on ground, should be retained for 2 years after the issue date.
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Duplicate inspection
The control system is the system which controls the flight path, attitude and propulsive force, including flight, engine, propeller controls, related system controls and associate operating mechanisms.
Duplicate inspection is an inspection first made and certified by one qualified person and subsequently made and certified by a second qualified person, if the certifying person is not satisfied with the adjustment of the control system, the following action should be taken:
1. First, a new duplicate inspection card should be raised and re-adjustment of the relevant control system should be carried out according to the appropriate maintenance manual.
2. Second, the first inspection should be taken again of the whole control system, not just disturbed area. If satisfied, the first certified person signs the first part of the duplicate inspection card. Never disturb or re-adjust the control system.
3. Third, the second inspection also should be carried out immediately and independently on the whole control system. If satisfied, the second part of the duplicate inspection card should be issued, if not satisfied, re-do step1, 2.
4. Finally, a certificate of release to service should be signed and the appropriate entry should be made into the logbook.
It is worth to notice that the DI is the final operation to establish the integrity of the control system when all the work has been completed. |
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