[Aircraft Mechanical and Electrical Equipment Maintenance] 1.Aircraft Construction
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Lesson Code: TCEN2025H024

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Academic Hours
2.60hours
Publish Date
Nov 2025

Lecturer

1. Lecturer ZHANG QiyuanZhangjiajie Institute of Aeronautical Engineering

2. Lecturer LUO WeichaoZhangjiajie Institute of Aeronautical Engineering

3. Lecturer DING JingzhiZhangjiajie Institute of Aeronautical Engineering

4. Lecturer WANG BoZhangjiajie Institute of Aeronautical Engineering

5. Lecturer TAN BenjunZhangjiajie Institute of Aeronautical Engineering

6. Lecturer YU HongweiZhangjiajie Institute of Aeronautical Engineering

General Introduction
This course focuses on cultivating trainees’ ability to maintain aircraft electromechanical systems.
It primarily covers the structural composition of aircraft, aircraft weight and balance, as well as the composition and working principles of aircraft systems.

This Course is for
1. Helping trainees understand the fundamental structural composition and load-bearing characteristics of modern aircraft.
2. Enabling trainees to master the procedures for aircraft weighing and the methods for calculating the aircraft’s center of gravity.
3. Guiding trainees to become familiar with the composition and operating principles of aircraft systems while developing fundamental fault-diagnosis skills.
4. Encouraging trainees to understand common aircraft maintenance procedures and their application in real maintenance tasks.

Learning Materials

1. Corresponding PPT
2. Online Course Video
3. Simulation Question Banks

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Benefits of Learning

1. Being able to accurately describe the location and characteristics of aircraft structural damage.
2. Capable of performing aircraft weighing operations and calculating the center of gravity.
3. Being able to inspect and test aircraft hydraulic systems, landing gear systems, flight control systems, cockpit environmental control systems, anti-icing and rain removal systems, and fuel systems in accordance with work cards or the Aircraft Maintenance Manual.
4. Knowing how to diagnose aircraft faults and identify defective components under the guidance of the Fault Isolation Manual (FIM) or the Troubleshooting Manual (TSM).
5. Being able to determine aircraft dispatch feasibility in accordance with the Minimum Equipment List (MEL).

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