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Lecturer(s)
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Course content
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Final themes from the subject Aircraft and aircraft propulsion (SALPL): 1. Classification of aircraft, definitions and loads acting on aircraft Turbine engine in general and basic terms 2. Aircraft construction Turbine engine - input device and output device 3. Construction of airplane wings Turbine engine - compressor 4. Aircraft fuselages Turbine engine - combustion chamber 5. Longitudinal stability and controllability Turbine engine - turbine 6. Lateral and directional stability and controllability Turbine engine - Lubrication and fuel system 7. Devices for increasing buoyancy and drag Turbine engine - Starting, ignition and air systems 8. Air conditioning and cabin pressurization Auxiliary power unit 9. Landing gear Turboprop engine 10. Fuel and oil system Turboshaft engine 11. Hydraulic and pneumatic system Piston engine in general and basic concepts 12. Electrical system Piston engine - engine construction 13. De-icing system Piston engine - fuel and lubrication system 14. Instrumentation and communication systems, avionics Piston engine - starting and ignition systems 15. Fire protection and control system Piston engine - systems for increasing performance
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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unspecified
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Learning outcomes
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The aim of the subject is to determine students' knowledge in the field of aircraft and their drives.
After completing the subject, the student demonstrates the knowledge of the given area necessary for successful graduation.
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Prerequisites
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Knowledge of the bachelor's curriculum in the field of aircraft and their drives is assumed.
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Assessment methods and criteria
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Oral examination
Knowledge of aircraft and their engines and the ability to demonstrate this orally is required.
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Recommended literature
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