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AC 43.13-1B. Acceptable Methods, Techniquesand PracticesAircraft Inspection and Repair. 3. My Objective is. To familiarize you, the IA and A
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2. AC 43.13-1B Acceptable Methods, Techniques
and Practices
Aircraft Inspection and Repair
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5. AC 43.13-1B Title 14 CFR
Effective September 8, 1998
6. AC 43.13-1B AC 43.13-1A
is
Canceled
7. 7 AC 43.13-1B Purpose of this advisory circular?
Provide methods, techniques and practices
Acceptable to the Administrator
Inspection and Repair of
Non-Pressurized civil aircraft
8. 8 AC 43.13-1B Only when
There is no manufacturer’s repair or maintenance instructions
Generally
Minor repairs
9. 9 AC 43.13-1B May be used
as a basis for FAA approval for major repairs
10. 10 AC 43.13-1B May be used
as approved data, with the chapter, page and paragraph listed listed in block 8 of form 337
Providing
it is appropriate to the product being repaired
directly applicable to the repair
not contrary to manufacture’s data
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12. 12 AC 43.13-1B Comments are Invited
DOT/FAA
ATTN.: Airworthiness Programs Branch,
AFS-610; PO Box 25082
Oklahoma City, OK 73125
13. 13 AC 43.13-1B Much more detail in many areas
Up to date information & procedures
Better Illustrations
Safety Concerns & Tips for personal
More details regarding repairs & Inspections
More data in some cases
14. 14 AC 43.13-1B Ch. 1 Aircraft Wood Structures
Sec.1 Materials & Practices
Sec.2 Finishing Wood Structures Ch. 1 Aircraft Wood Structures
Sec.1 Materials & Practices
Sec.2 Health & Safety
Sec.3 Inspection
Sec.4 Repairs
Sec.5 Finishing Wood Structures
15. 15 AC 43.13-1B Ch.2 Aircraft Metal Structures
Sec.1 Reference & Precautionary Measures
Sec.2 Welding
Sec.3 Metal Repair Procedures
Sec.4 Repair of Laminate Structures Ch.2 Fabric Covering
Sec.1 Practices & Precautions
Sec.2 Application of Dope
Sec.3 Inspection & Testing
Sec.4 Repairs to Fabric Covering
16. 16 AC 43.13-1B Ch.3 Fabric Covering
Sec.1 Practices & Precautions
Sec.2 Doping
Sec.3 Repairs to Fabric Covering
Sec.4 Fabrics Testing Ch.3 Fiberglass & Plastics
Sec.1 Repair of Light Load Laminate Structures
Sec.2 Metallic Sandwich Secondary Structure Repair
Sec.3 Transparent Plastics
Sec.4 Windshields, Enclosures & Windows
17. 17 AC 43.13-1B New data for Fiberglass & Plastic
Repairs
Inspections
Clear Plastics
Heat forming
18. 18 AC 43.13-1B Ch.4 Control Cables and Terminals
Sec.1 Inspection & Repair
Sec.2 Safety Methods for Turnbuckles Ch.4 Metal Structure, Welding & Brazing
Sec.1 Identification of Metals
Sec.2 Testing of Metals
Sec.3 Precautionary Measures
Sec.4 Metal Repair Procedures
Sec.5 Welding & Brazing
Sec.6 Welding & Brazing Safety
19. 19 AC 43.13-1B Weld Repairs is much expanded
Gas
GMAW (MIG)
Gas Metal Arc Welding
GTAW (TIG)
Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
20. 20 AC 43.13-1B Ch.5 Aircraft Hardware
Sec.1 Identification & Use Ch.5 Nondestructive Inspection
Sec.1 General
Sec.2 Visual
Sec.3 Eddy Current
Sec.4 Magnetic Particle
Sec.5 Penetrant
Sec.6 Radiography- X-Ray
Sec.7 Ultrasonic
21. 21 AC 43.13-1B Ch.5 Aircraft Hardware
Sec.1 Identification & Use Ch.5 Nondestructive Inspection
Sec.8 Tap Testing
Sec.9 Acoustic-Emission
Sec.10 Thermography
Sec.11 Holography
Sec.12 Shearography
22. 22 AC 43.13-1B Nondestructive Inspection Expanded greatly
NDT Levels
I
II
III
Defining types of Flaws
23. 23 AC 43.13-1B Methods expanded and updated
Visual
Magnetic Particle
Penetrants
Eddy Current
Radiography (X-Ray)
Ultrasonic
Acoustic Emission
24. 24 AC 43.13-1B Methods expanded and updated
Following being developed for Aircraft
Thermography
Holography
Shearography
Tap Testing
from 3 pages to 55 pages
25. 25 AC 43.13-1B Ch.6 Corrosion Protection Ch.6 Corrosion Protection
Sec.1 General
Sec.2 Types of Corrosion
Sec.3 Protection Measures for Basic Materials
Sec.4 Preventive Maint.
Sec.5 Visual Inspection Guide for Aircraft
Sec.6 Removal Procedures
Sec.7 Basic Removal Tech.
26. 26 AC 43.13-1B Ch.6 Corrosion Protection Ch.6 Corrosion Protection
Sec.8 Aluminum & Alloys
Sec.9 Magnesium & Alloys
Sec.10 Ferrous Metals
Sec.11 Other Metals, Alloys
Sec.12 Plated Parts
Sec.13 Corrosion Proofing of Land to Sea Conversions
Sec.14 Handling & Care of A/C Recovered form Water Immersion
27. 27 AC 43.13-1B Corrosion was expanded from 8 to 44 pages
Much better Removal & Treatment Sections
28. 28 AC 43.13-1B Ch.7 Identification,Testing & Inspection of Materials
Sec.1 Identification of Metals
Sec.2 Testing of Metals
Sec.3 Nondestructive Tests
Sec.4 Identification of Fabrics & Plastics
Sec.5 Cabin Interior Materials,Fire Protection Qualities Ch.7 A/C Hardware, Control Cables & Turnbuckles
Sec.1 Rivets
Sec.2 Screws
Sec.3 Bolts
Sec.4 Nuts
Sec.5 Washers
Sec.6 Pins
Sec.7 Safetying
29. 29 AC 43.13-1B Ch.7 Identification,Testing & Inspection of Materials
Sec.5 Cabin Interior Materials,Fire Protection Qualities Ch.7 A/C Hardware, Control Cables & Turnbuckles
Sec.8 Insp.& Repair of Control Cables & Turnbuckles
Sec.9 Turnbuckles
Sec.10 Safety Methods
Sec.11 Hardware Identification Tables
30. 30 AC 43.13-1B Hardware expanded from 7 to 74 pages
Many more illustrations
Control Cables moved to this section
31. 31 AC 43.13-1B Ch.8 A/C Equipment
Sec.1 Landing Gear
Sec.2 Life Preservers, Rafts
Sec.3 Miscellaneous Ch.8 Engines,Fuel,Exhaust, & Propellers
Sec.1 Engines
Sec.2 Fuel Systems
Sec.3 Exhaust Systems
Sec.4 Repair of Metal Propellers
Sec.5 Inspection of Propellers
Sec.6 Tracking & Vibration
32. 32 AC 43.13-1B Propellers now included with Engines in chapter 8
33. 33 AC 43.13-1B Ch.9 Windshields, Enclosures & Exits
Sec.1 Plastic Windshields & Enclosures Ch.9 A/C Systems & Components
Sec.1 Insp. & Maint.LDG
Sec.2 Hydraulic Systems
Sec.3 Emergency Equip.
Sec.4 Cabin Interior
34. 34 AC 43.13-1B Ch.10 Hydraulic & Pneumatic Systems
Sec.1 Hydraulic Ch.10 Weight & Balance
Sec.1 Terminology
Sec.2 Weighing Procedures
35. 35 AC 43.13-1B Ch.11 Electrical Systems
Sec.1 Care of
Sec.2 Equipment Installation
Sec.3 Wire
Sec.4 Wire Marking
Sec.5 Connectors
Sec.6 Conduits
Sec.7 Routing,Tying,Lacing, & Clamping Ch.11 Electrical Systems
Sec.1 Inspection & Care of
Sec.2 Storage Batteries
Sec.3 Inspection of Equipment Installation
Sec.4 Inspection of Circuit-Protection Devices
Sec.5 Wire Ratings
Sec.6 Wire Selection
Sec.7 Table of Acceptable Wire
36. 36 AC 43.13-1B Ch.11 Electrical Systems
Sec.8 Storage Batteries Ch.11 Electrical Systems
Sec.8 Installation Inspection Requirements
Sec.9 Environmental Protection & Inspection
Sec.10 Service Loop Harnesses(Plastic Tie Strips)
Sec.11 Clamping
Sec.12 Insulation & Lacing String Tie
Sec.13 Splicing
37. 37 AC 43.13-1B Ch.11 Electrical Systems Ch.11 Electrical Systems
Sec.14 Terminal Repairs
Sec.15 Grounding & Bonding
Sec.16 Wire Marking
Sec.17 Connectors
Sec.18 Conduits
Sec.19 Protection of Unused Connectors
Sec.20 Symbols, Electrical & Electronic
38. 38 AC 43.13-1B Ch.12 Propellers, Rotors & Associated Equipment
Sec.1 Inspection
Sec.2 Repair, Wood & Composition
Sec.3 Repair of Metal
Sec.4 Overhaul of
Sec.5 Assembly to Engine
Sec.6 Precautions Ch.12 A/C Avionics Systems
Sec.1 Equip. Maint.
Sec.2 Ground Operational Checks (Electrical)
Sec.3 Ground Operational Checks (Non Electrical)
Sec.4 Avionics Test Equipment
39. 39 AC 43.13-1B Ch.12 Propellers, Rotors & Associated Equipment
Sec.7 Maint. of Rotor Blades
Ch.13 Weight & Balance
Ch.14 Engines & Fuel Sys.
Sec.1 Engines
Sec.2 Fuel Systems
Sec.3 Exhaust Systems Ch.12 A/C Avionics Systems
Now Chapter 10
Now Chapter 8
40. 40 AC 43.13-1B Ch.15 Radio & Electronic
Sec.1 Maintenance of Systems
Sec.2 Maint. of Wire & Cables
Sec.3 Junction Boxes & Terminal Boxes
Sec.4 Power Sources & Distribution
Sec.5 Noise Suppression Now Chapter 12
41. 41 AC 43.13-1B Ch.15 Radio & Electronic
Sec.6 Antennas
Ch.16 Instruments
Sec.1 Maintenance of
Sec.2 Inspection & Check of
Sec.3 Power Sources for
Sec.4 Pitot-Static Systems
Sec.5 Adjustment of Magnetic Direction Indicators Included in Chapter 12
Most included in Chapter 12, but lacking some items
42. 42 AC 43.13-1B Ch.16 Instruments
Sec.6 Preservation & Packaging None
43. 43 Summary We have familiarized you with the content and changes in the new Advisory Circular.
Hopefully we have given you a better understanding of one of the tools you have to work with.
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