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(MANUAL IDENTIFICATION) CHAPTER 7
LIFTING AND SHORING
1. LIFTING. The ICA must include instructions including procedures for lifting. Lifting instructions are divided in two areas - jacking information and lifting instructions.
Reference Appendix A, A29.3 (b)(4).
a. JACKING INFORMATION
(1) The ICA must include information for jacking.
(2) Jacking information normally includes:
(a) A description of the jacking system.
(b) Location of jack pads.
(c) Procedure for installing and removing jack pads.
(d) Procedure for installation and removal special fixtures.
(e) Specify special tools and equipment required for jacking.
(f) The minimum capacity of the jacks required.
(g) Procedure for jacking includes: action to be accomplished before jacking, the order and method of jacking helicopter, and actions to be accomplished after jacking.
(h) Precautions to be taken.
b. LIFTING INSTRUCTIONS
(1) The ICA must include instructions for lifting.
(2) Lifting instructions normally include:
(a) A description of the lifting system.
(b) Location of hoist attachments
(c) Procedure for installing and removing lifting tools and equipment
(d) Special tools and equipment required for lifting.
(e) The minimum capacity of the lifting equipment.
(f) Procedure for lifting includes: actions to be accomplished before lifting, the order and method of lifting the helicopter, and actions to be accomplished after lifting.
(g) Precautions to be taken.
2. SHORING INSTRUCTIONS
a. The ICA must include instructions including procedures for shoring. Reference Appendix A, A29.3 (b)(4) .
b. Shoring instructions normally include:
(1) A description of the task to be accomplished prior to shoring the rotorcraft.
(2) A description of the order and method of shoring the rotorcraft.
(3) Special procedures to be used during shoring of the rotorcraft.
(4) Specify precautions to be used during shoring of the rotorcraft.
(5) Specify tool(s), special tool(s), or equipment required for shoring.
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(MANUAL IDENTIFICATION) CHAPTER 8
LEVELING AND WEIGHING
1. LEVELING INFORMATION
a. The ICA must include leveling information. Reference Appendix A, A29.3 (a)(4).
b. Leveling information normally includes:
(1) A description of the leveling system.
(2) Location(s) of the leveling points.
(3) Procedure for installation and removal of special fixtures required for leveling.
(4) Description of the fixtures and their location.
(5) Special tools and equipment required for leveling.
(6) Procedure for leveling including: actions required before leveling; the order and method of leveling the helicopter; and actions required after leveling.
(7) Any precaution to be taken.
2. WEIGHING AND DETERMINING THE CENTER OF GRAVITY INSTRUCTIONS
a. The ICA must include weighing and determining center of gravity instructions.
Reference Appendix A, A29.3 (a)(4).
b. Weighing and determining the center of gravity instructions should include:
(1) A description of the weighing system.
(2) Location(s) of the weighing points.
(3) Special tools or equipment required for weighing.
(4) Procedure for weighing includes actions to be taken before weighing, the order and method of weighing the helicopter, and actions to be taken after weighing.
(5) Procedure for determining the basic weight and center of gravity.
(6) Samples of weighing forms.
(7) Any precautions to be taken.
c. When a TDC is made and the weight and balance procedure in the rotorcraft maintenance manual will not change, the applicant needs only provide for each product or appliance the weight, and location (arm).
d. The use of a table is recommended.
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(MANUAL IDENTIFICATION) CHAPTER 9
TOWING AND TAXIING
1. TOW INSTRUCTIONS
a. The ICA must include tow instructions and limitations.
Reference Appendix A, A29.3 (a)(4).
b. Tow instructions normally include:
(1) A description of the landing gear (skids type or wheel type).
(2) A description of the towing devices.
(3) Procedures for installation and removal of ground handling wheels and towing devices.
(4) Procedures for towing and maneuvering.
(5) Towing limitations, including speed, turning radius, and clearance requirements.
(6) Precautions to be taken while towing.
2. TAXIING INSTRUCTIONS
a. The ICA must include basic control and operating information.
Reference Appendix A, A29.3 (a)(3).
b. Taxiing instructions normally include:
(1) A description of the controls required to taxi the rotorcraft.
(2) A procedure for starting and taxiing the rotorcraft.
(3) Taxi limitation - speed turning radius and clearance requirements.
(4) Precautions to be taken.
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(MANUAL IDENTIFICATION) CHAPTER 10
PARKING AND MOORING
1. MOORING INFORMATION
a. The ICA must include mooring information. Reference Appendix A, A29.3 (a)(4).
b. Mooring information normally includes:
(1) A description of mooring points and fittings.
(2) Location of mooring points and fittings.
(3) Procedures for removing and installing fairings.
(4) Procedures for installing and removing mooring fittings.
(5) Procedures for mooring rotorcraft in standard and rough weather.
(6) Procedures for mooring rotorcraft on land or on a ship.
(7) Limitations associated with mooring.
(8) Precautions to be taken while mooring the rotorcraft.
c. Figures may be used to describe mooring points, fitting locations, and limitations.
2. PARKING INFORMATION
a. The FAR/JAR do not require parking information. It is recommended that parking information be included.
b. Parking information normally includes:
(1) A description of the controls required to park the rotorcraft.
(2) A procedure for parking the rotorcraft.
(3) Equipment required for parking.
(4) Parking limitation: slope and clearance requirements.
(5) Precautions to be taken during parking.
3. STORAGE LIMITATIONS
a. The ICA must include storage limitations. Reference Appendix A, A29.3 (b)(4).
b. Only storage limitations are required, but storage information normally includes:
(1) Type of storage: short term, long term.
(2) Storage environments: desert, salt air, cold weather, etc..
(3) Identification of parts and system which should be preserved during storage.
(4) A description of order and method of preparing the rotorcraft for storage.
(5) Storage limitations.
(6) Procedures for installing and removing covers.
(7) Procedures for interim maintenance or inspection task of the rotorcraft during storage.
(8) Procedures for preparing the rotorcraft for operations after storage.
(9) Precautions to be taken while storing the rotorcraft.
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(MANUAL IDENTIFICATION) CHAPTER 11
PLACARDS AND MARKINGS
1. PLACARD AND MARKING INFORMATION
a. Although there is no requirement for placards or markings to be in the Instructions for Continued Airworthiness (ICA), placards and markings for the rotorcraft are part of the type design of the rotorcraft and are contained in type design drawing.
b. The placards and markings information normally include:
(1) General information about placards and markings.
(2) Index of exterior placards and markings.
(3) Index of interior placards and markings.
(4) Location of placards and markings.
(5) A procedure for installing and removing placards and markings.
(6) Figures may be used to show placards and markings, and their location.
c. Maintenance personnel are required to ensure the rotorcraft meets its type design. To accomplish this, maintenance personnel need to know what placard and markings are required to be on the rotorcraft; therefore, the information on placards and markings should be in the Instructions for Continued Airworthiness.
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(MANUAL IDENTIFICATION) CHAPTER 12
SERVICING
1. SERVICING INFORMATION
a. The ICA must include servicing information. Reference Appendix A, A29.3 (a)(4).
b. Servicing Information
(1) Servicing information covers details regarding servicing points, capacities of tanks and reservoirs, types of fluids to be used, and pressures applicable to the various systems.
(2) Servicing information normally includes:
(a) Information applying to fuel system and to other systems if ICA describe other tanks. If the tank capacity is not on the tank, the location of the information should be provided.
(b) The type of fluid, specification, and name of fluid identification number. Figures and tables may be used for fluid identification.
2. LUBRICATION INFORMATION
a. Lubrication information covers details regarding locations of lubrication points and the type of lubricants to be used.
b. Lubrication information normally includes the type of lubricant, specification, name of lubricant, identification number, and precautions to be taken. Figures and tables may be used to identify lubricants.
3. EQUIPMENT REQUIRED FOR SERVICING
a. The ICA must include the equipment required for servicing.
b. Service information normally includes information on the equipment required for servicing, lubricating, draining, and pressurizing the applicable systems installed in the rotorcraft. These systems could include fuel system, engine oil system, gearbox oil system, hydraulic system, landing gear system, battery, rotor system, rotor drive, tires, etc. This equipment should be included in the List of Special Tools.
4. CONSUMABLE MATERIALS The ICA must include the types of fluids to be used, types of lubricant to be used, and any storage limitations.
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