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This study begins with an introduction to and history of aircraft hydraulics, and proceeds with a discussion of the basic principles of hydraulically actuated mechanisms. The Aviation Structural Mechanic is then directed to the elementary phase of hydraulic fluids and fittings. Ensuing sections include discussions of line maintenance and trouble shooting, and the book concludes with a chapter on hydraulic automatic pilots.

This book is written to aid the striker for Electrician's Mate 3 to qualify for advancement to that rate. Electrical currents and circuits-Ohm's Law 1 Magnetism 31 Electromagnetism and magnetic circuits 50 Induction 68 Alternating- and direct-current generators 89 Direct-current generators 103 Types of direct-current generators 115 Operation of direct-current generators 141 Direct-current motors 156 Maintenance of direct-current motors and generators 182 Direct-current controllers 209 Cables 231 Batteries 245 Electrical systems in small craft 257 Searchlights 271 Blueprint reading and sketching 292 Safety precautions 317 APPENDIX I: Answers to quizzes 328 APPENDIX II: Qualifications for advancement in rating 344

This training course is written to aid enlisted men in the U. S. Navy and Naval Reserve in preparing for advancement to the rate of Electrician's Mate 3 or 2. ORGANIZATION 1 ELECTRICAL CABLE AND ACCESSORIES 35 ELECTRIC LIGHTING 117 SEARCHLIGHTS 179 MAINTENANCE OF MOTORS AND GENERATORS 232 MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF BATTERIES 280 PROTECTIVE DEVICES 331 CONTROL DEVICES 395 ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS IN SMALL CRAFT 447 ELECTRIC POWER DISTRIBUTION 507 ELECTRIC AUXILIARIES 579 SATURABLE REACTORS 64

This book is written for men of the Navy and of the Naval Reserve who are studying for advancement to the rates of Construction Electrician's Mate first or chief. The first two chapters discuss principles of leadership and the type of administrative duties for which a CE first or chief is responsible. Chapter 3 tells how to read and interpret electrical drawings. The fourth chapter describes the most common types of electrical repairs. Chapter 5 contains a discussion of advanced base communications equipment, including telephone systems, inter-office communication equipment, and public address systems. Telephone cable splicing is covered in chapter 6. Chapter 7 discusses transformer. installation and repair. Electric power stations and equipment found at advanced bases are described in chapters 8 and 9. Chapter 10 discusses lead-sheathed power cable. Setting your sights 1 Administrative duties 15 Working with electrical drawings 27 Electrical repairs 57 Installing communications equipment 108 Telephone cable splicing 150 Transformer installation and repair 181 Advanced base portable electric power plants 216 Central electric power stations 251 Working with lead-sheathed power cable 311

Requirements for advancement 1 Pumps and forced draft blowers 7 Auxiliary turbines and accessories 52 Fuel oil service equipment 86 Boiler fittings and instruments 110 Boiler water treatment and feed systems 144 Boiler operations 179 Boiler efficiency 222 Boiler retubing 236 Boiler refractories 257 Boiler cleaning and maintenance 291 Fireroom maintenance 325 Navy repair procedures 347 The oil king 392 Automatic combustion control 430 Propulsion turbines 488 Engineering casualty control 508 Records and reports 536 Inspections and trials 562 Appendix I. Answers to quizzes 597

Beginning with a discussion of Aircraft Structural Elements, Basic Stresses, and the various properties of Aircraft Materials, this book continues with explanations of Blueprint Reading and Layout, the Uses of Aircraft Tootls and Equipment, Fabrication Procedures, Aircraft Riveting, Fasteners, Structural Repairs, Repairs of Tanks and Tubing, and the Repair and Maintenance of Rubberized Equipment, Plastics, and Fabric Coverings. It concludes with a section on Metalite

This book, written primarily for the welding phase of the Aviation Structural Mechanic rating, deals with both oxy-acetylene and electric arc welding. The section devoted to the oxyacetylene method begins with an introduction to fundamental equipment, and is followed by practical instructions in welding techniques. Ensuing chapters deal with oxyacetylene cutting, brazing, soldering, and hand forging. The second section deals with arc welding, inert arc welding, and atomic-hydrogen welding. The discussions on arc welding begin with equipment and its operation, then move on to studies of the arc and electrodes. Information on factors governing arc welded joints and techniques of position welding follow. This section is concluded with a discussion of expansion, contraction, and distortion, and the arc welding of nonferrous metals. The chapter on inert arc welding briefly defines the process and discusses types, uses, and care of equipment and material. Simple jobs, including current setting, gas adjustment, and techniques involved in developing skills are also included. The chapter on atomic hydrogen welding discusses theory of operation, types of equipment, and various applications that are possible with this method of welding. A few practice examples are included to familiarize the student with welding processes and techniques.

Starting with an introduction to instruments, this book discusses pressure and force as related and used in certain instruments, electrical remote indicating instruments, thermometers, tachometers, fuel gages and flowmeters, compasses, gyroscopes, automatic pilots, navigation instruments, and it further contains a final chapter on testing and maintenance

This book is intended to serve as an aid for men who are seeking to acquire the theoretical knowledge and operational skills required of candidates for advancement to the rates of Construction Electrician First Class and Chief Construction Electrician. Preparing for advancement in rating 1 Defensive tactics 10 Electrical sketching and planning 59 Protective devices and controllers 82 Testing equipment 115 Power generators 144 Power distribution system 172 Communication 193 Cold weather operations 231 Training 238 Foremanship 257 Maintenance programs 268 NBC warfare defense equipment 283

2018 Reprint of 1969 Edition. Full facsimile of the original edition. Not reproduced with Optical Recognition software. This expanded and revised U.S. Navy training course text provides thorough coverage of the basic theory of electricity and its applications. It is possibly the best book of its kind for either a broad study of electrical fundamentals. It is divided into 21 chapters with an extensive section of appendixes. Chapters cover safety, fundamental concepts of electricity, batteries, series direct-current circuits, network analysis of direct-current circuits, electrical conductors and wiring techniques, electromagnetism and magnetic circuits, introduction to alternating-current electricity, inductance, inductive and capacitive reactance, fundamental alternating-current circuit theory, direct-current generators, direct current motor magnetic amplifiers, and servomechanisms. Appendixes familiarize readers with common terms, abbreviations, component color-code, full load currents of motors, and cable types; they also supply trig functions, square and square roots, basic formulas, and laws of exponents. The reader is supplied with a complete basic coverage of all important aspects of electricity. The book also provides hundreds of illustrations and photos to help explain the material. This is an excellent text for classroom use or for home study. Basic Electricity serves the lay reader who simply wants a knowledge of fundamental concepts of electricity or wishes to study more advanced concepts and applications. 1969 edition.

The first chapter of this course is an introductory chapter. It briefly explains the structure of the Construction Electrician rating, discusses duties of' the Construction Electrician, tells the method for advancement in rating, lists additional sources of information, and tells how the Construction Electrician fits into the Navy. The remainder of the course discusses technical material as it relates to the Construction Electrician rating. This material includes electrical diagrams and sketches, wiring, meters and controls, electrical generators and motors, electrical power and distribution systems, communication systems, and safety. The Study Guide on page vii indicates the chapters of this course that relate to the different service ratings. It is recommended, however, that the student study the entire course.

Contents: Using angles to tell direction Lines and angles Practical constructions involving parallel lines Basic ideas of scale drawing Graphs Formulas used in practical geometry The Pythagorean theorem Essentials of trigonometry Vectors Calculus : integration and differentiation

Section 578 of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2000 required the Department of Defense to provide Military Funeral Honors to all eligible veterans, upon request, beginning January 1, 2000. This section also provides certain authorities to the Secretaries of the Military Departments to support this mission. Commanders at all levels recognize the importance of paying final tribute on behalf of a grateful nation to honor our nation's veterans. This manual institutes Navy wide the policies to implement the requirements of Section 578 of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2000 as commanders respond rapidly and sensitively to requests for military funeral support. Honoring requests for Military Funeral Honors reflects the personal pride and esteem placed on military service and displays military professionalism to the Nation and the world. The provision of Military Funeral Honors is designated a total force mission. Both active and reserve forces may perform this mission.