Bell OH-58 C, Technical Manual

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TM 55-1520-228-BD
GLOSSARY
GLOSSARY (Cont)
REASSEMBLY
RECOVERY
REMOVE
REPAIR
REPLACE
REWORK
RUPTURE
SCORING
SCRATCHING
SECONDARY STRUCTURE
SELF-RECOVERY
SEMIMONOCOQUE
SERVICING
SKIN
The assembling and aligning of all subassemblies and
parts into a complete assembly to affect a serviceable
item of equipment.
The retrival of immobile, inoperative, or abandoned
helicopters from the battlefield or immediate vicinity
and its movement to a maintenance collection point, main
supply route, or a maintenance activity for disposition,
repair, or evacuation.
To move by lifting, pulling or pushing.
To restore a defective part, component, subassembly, or
assembly to a usable condition in accordance with the
instructions contained in this manual.
To supply an equivalent for.
To work over again.
The breaking of an airframe structural element or skin
due to overstress/hostile fire.
Very deep scratches caused by foreign particles between
surfaces that are moving, or between one moving and
one stationary surface.
Scores follow the travel
direction of the part.
Narrow, shallow lines resulting from movement of
foreign particles across a surface.
The non-flight safety structural elements of an airframe.
The ability of the helicopter to fly at reduced airspeed
and altitude from the battlefield or immediate vicinity
to a maintenance collection point, the main supply route,
or maintenance activity for disposition, repair or
evacuation.
A structural design which relies on strength of the skin
to carry a large portion of the load. The skin is nor-
mally reinforced by longerons and vertical bulkheads
(walls), but has no diagonal bracing, leaving the interior
basicly hollow.
The lubrication, treating, cleaning, or preservation
necessary to maintain the equipment and other respective
parts in serviceable condition.
The aerodynamic exterior covering of the helicopter.
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