Servomechanism
A servomechanism is a force amplifier mechanism where the output accurately follows the input but with greater power. Movement can be linear or rotary. if the output is controlled by…
Aircraft Communication System
The aircraft communication system is used for speech (voice) communications and also for data communications. The communication system in aircraft is used for communication between the crew members and between…
Aviation Radar System
Radar technology has become extremely important in today's aviation world. Especially in aviation, radar is used for air traffic control and navigation. Today, weather radars improve aviation safety and increase…
How does the aircraft fuel system work?
The aircraft fuel system stores and supplies fuel to the engines and the APU. Aviation fuel is used to convert into heat energy and then kinetic energy in the aero…
An easy way to understand Aircraft Electrical System
The Aircraft Electrical System makes, supplies, and controls electrical power to aircraft. The complete system can be considered to be made up of different equipment circuits and power supply circuits.…
How autopilot controls the aircraft
The autopilot controls the aircraft using servos. The autopilot system is capable of keeping aircraft stabilized in all three axes laterally, longitudinally, and vertically. Early autopilot systems did this function…
How Aircraft Hydraulic System Works
Aircraft Hydraulic System is a complex system that provides a means for the operation of aircraft components. The most frequent applications for aircraft hydraulic systems are flight control surfaces, landing gear, thrust reversers, and brakes.
How Does Aircraft Lavatory System Works?
Aircraft lavatory systems are equipped with a vacuum generator that creates differential pressure. This differential pressure forces waste from the toilet bowl to the waste storage tank. Let's explore the…
How does Cabin Pressurization work on an Airplane?
Cabin Pressurization System in modern aircraft The airplane operates at altitudes where the oxygen density is not sufficient to sustain life. The pressurization control system keeps the airplane cabin interior…