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Business Jet

Presented By MFM Sem. II1. Yogesh Kadam 20

2. Mahendra Durve 103. Smisha Parakkal 35

4. Neha Miskin 55

5. Jagdish Gavankar 12

6. Mahesh Narvankar 33


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Flight Control Systems


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Mechanical Flight Controls

Common on General AviationAircraft

Gives pilot a lot of feel as he isdirectly connected to the controlsurfaces on the aircraft

Generally is made up of cables,pulleys, rods, and sometimes evenchains

Routing these kind of systemsthroughout the aircraft requires a

lot of thought and creativity attimes

Generally not very good whenthere are large stick forces. Thepilots strength becomes thelimiting factor


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Quality control is a process that is used to ensure a certain levelof quality in a product or service.

The quality of aircraft depends on good design, documentation, andelectronic record keeping to meet Federal Aviation Administration(FAA) regulations and certification requirements.

The windshields, wing leading edges, engines and other critical

components must meet the FAR 25 (Federal Aviation Regulation) birdstrike requirements before the aircraft is certified for commercial use.

Various laboratory tests and standardized aerospace materialspecifications have been developed specially for aircraft.

Quality Control


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Environmental protection laws have developed stringent codeslimiting water flows and emissions from aircraft manufacturingfacilities.

In compliance with federal laws, aircraft companies have been usingfewer solvents and looking for better ways to clean parts, such assteam vapor degreasing systems.

Aluminum chips and scrap material are the major byproducts of theaircraft industry, and are recycled.

By Products Waste


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Technological change is a major driving force in the evolution ofaircraft manufacturing.

Many developments underway involve computerized controls and

automation designed to improve economy and quality and lowerenergy consumption and pollution.

these developments, increasing economic and environmental needswill bring further technical refinements to aircraft manufacturing.

The Future of Aircrafts


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