Following the reports of a heavy landing you would
- carry out a complete visual examination of the power plant.
- examine the engine mountings and borescope the nozzle guide vanes and turbine.
- examine the engine mountings and fuse pins.
Explanation from PART66Online
A reported heavy landing first calls for a complete visual examination of the whole powerplant to find any obvious distortion or damage before deciding on deeper checks. Going straight to borescope or fuse-pin inspection skips the initial overall assessment the maintenance manual requires.
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Jordi asked · 10 Jul 2020
why not the mountings?
Community Comments (2)
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Nicolae Ciubotaru
12 Jul 2020
because mountings are only a part of the engine, and power plant inspection is the complete answer.
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Jordi
13 Jul 2020
thank you so much :)
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