Principles of Gyroscopic Instruments
Mechanical Gyros Three of the most common flight instruments, the attitude indicator, heading indicator, and turn needle of the turn-andbank…
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Mechanical Gyros Three of the most common flight instruments, the attitude indicator, heading indicator, and turn needle of the turn-andbank…
In spite of the latest advancements in maritime navigation technologies such as GPS, ECDIS, and several other satellite signaling systems, navigation…
Twin-engine aircraft vacuum systems are more complicated. They contain an engine-driven vacuum pump on each engine. The associated lines and…
Alternate Maritime Power or AMP is an anti-pollution measure which helps in reducing air pollution generated from diesel generators by…
The following components are found in a typical vacuum system for gyroscopic power supply. A brief description is given of…
An alternator is an electro-mechanical device comprising of stator, rotor winding and an external exciter for supplying excitation voltage. Alternator…
A busbar is a copper plate/bar, which is used, in ship’s m in and emergency switch boards to conduct electricity…
The vane-type engine-driven pump is the most common source of vacuum for gyros installed in general aviation, light aircraft. One…
Dozens of motors are used on board ships for a variety of purposes in both deck and engine departments. Each…
Vacuum systems are very common for driving gyro instruments. In a vacuum system, a stream of air directed against the…