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Structure and general
1 Forward baggage compartment—
unpressurised, glass-fibre and balsa
sandwich, 50 cu ft
2 Upward-hingeing baggage door,
30in x 26in
3 Direct-vision panels (both sides),
also serve as emergency exits
4 Bonded doubler skin
5 " Z " section stringers bonded to
skin
6 Built-up, notched fuselage frames—
upper section constant I lOin
diameter (3in deep)
7 Separate forged and machined
window frames (lOin x I4in)
bonded to skin
8 Lower fuselage frames of I24in
diameter constant section (forms
flattened off fuselage cross-section)
9 Fuselage chine member, (extruded
and bonded)
10 Vertical supports form a keel the
entire length of the constant
fuselage section
11 Seat rail of the "Douglas track
type" supports floor loads
12 Seat rails attached to the side walls
13 Floor panels of aluminium-faced
sandwich, 75lb/sq ft maximum
loading
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!4 Main wing/fuselage frames, forged
and machined aluminium fixed
"back to back"
15 Wing attachment strut (steel)
tenoned and bolted to mainframe
16 Passenger airstair door, 70tn x 30in
17 Aft baggage compartment, 236 cu ft
18 Baggage-bay access door from
cabin
19 Externa! loading door, 38in x 31 in
20 Cargo restraint net (optional)
21 Aft pressure bulkhead
22 Two web-plate frames with fin-spar
attachments
23 Retractable tail bumper, hydraulic-
ally actuated
24 Built-up flange-and-web aft fuselage
frame
25 Drop-down tail cone (access to aft
fuselage)
26 Fin-inspection access
27 Three-spar vertical fin
28 Fin leading edge (bird-proof),
bonded close-pitch stiffeners
29 Fin ribs (total six)
30 Fin skin stiffeners bonded to skin
31 Two-element rudder, hydraulically
actuated (bonded stringers)
32 Three-spar fixed-incidence tail-
plane
33 Tailplane attachment bolts (total
six)
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Stringers bonded to skin
Sealed two-piece elevators
Elevator mass balance
Detachable glass-fibre tips
Wing/fuselage mounting pads (total
eight)
Wing—continuous two-spar tor-
sion box
Spar of built-up shear web and
extruded caps, plus fail safe " T "
extrusion
Wing centre box
Splice plate
Wing joint-strap, forged and
machined
Machined ribs
Built-up vertical and cross-braced
ribs
Upper and lower wing skin panels,
taper rolled and bonded on
extruded stringers
Reinforced skin doubler plates
Machined integral fuel-tank ends
Fuel collector tank (two per wing)
Tank-access panels (bonded alu-
minium sandwich), top skin only
Lead ing-edge ( f i xed sec t ion )
bonded stringers
Leading edge (hinged section)
Detachable glass-fibre wing tips
Double-slotted flaps
One-piece main flap
Three-piece trailing flap
Honeycomb reinforced top skin
Fixed sealing plate
Glass-fibre detachable flap-jack
fairings
Two spoilers per wing (for use on
ground only), hydraulically actuated
Four flight and ground spoilers per
wing
Aileron, built-up two-spar ribs and
skin
A i r -cond i t i on ing and ant i - ic ing
A l High- and low-pressure engine
bleeds to cabin air system
A2 Shut-off valves
A3 Venturi
A4 Delivery manifold
A5 Primary heat-exchanger core
A6 Refrigeration, three-wheel unit
(both sides)
A7 Secondary heat exchanger (both
sides)
A8 Water separator
A9 Ducts down to mixing chamber
and fan
A10 Ground air-conditioning con-
nector (optional)
A l I Cabin delivery ducts for con-
ditioned air
A I 2 Flight-deck window demisting
ducts
A I 3 Delivery duct to radar compart-
ment
A I 4 Controllable cold-air ducts
A I 5 Ai r exit gri l l
A16 Cabin-pressur isat ion con t ro l
valve
A I 7 Overboard dump
A I 8 Pneumatic de-icing boots
A I 9 Propellers and intakes, electri-
cally de-iced
A20 Wind shields, electrically anti-
iced
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Flying controls
C I Control wheels, incorporating
t r im switches
Rudder pedals and brakes
Pitch-trim wheels (position indi-
cators and back-up switch on
centre console)
Control cables run below floor
Aileron loop
Afleron splitter quadrant
Aileron quadrant
Spoiler servo, input signal from
lateral control cable circuit
Spoiler linkage
Geared tab
Trim tab
Upper and lower rudder hy-
draulic servo
Trim actuator
Feel spring
Summing and linkage bars
Trailing rudder push-rod linkage
(top and bottom)
Elevator bcllcrank
Limit stops
First torsion spring
Second torsion spring
Spring tab
Trim-tab actuator
Trim tab
Flap lever on cockpit centre
console
Primary flap system hydraulic-
drive unit
Reversing gear box
Flap drive shaft
Recirculating ball-screw mech-
anism (three per wing)
Torque limiter (one per track)
Flap slide member (one per wing)
Inboard flap track focated inside
wing fairing
Emergency flap-arrester brake
Hydraulic actuator (three per
wing) rotates the aft flap (landing
only)
Flap radius rod
Flap drive-shaft thrust link
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CM
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CI3
CI4
CIS
CI6
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CIS
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Electrics and hydraulics
El 20kVA alternator per engine
E2 Electrically heated glass windows
E3 Electrically driven screen wipers
E4 Taxi lamp
E5 Pitot tube, electrically heated
(both sides)
E6 Four-port static vents, electri-
cally heated (both sides)
E7 Forward and aft external emerg-
ency flood lamps (both sides)
E8 Landing lamp
E9 Wing inspection lamp (both sides)
EIO Dual navigation lights
El I Upper, fin-mounted, anti-collision
beacon (also lower beacon under-
neath)
EI2 Rear position light
EI3 Cockpit roof panel includes elec-
trical circuits
EI4 Circuit-breaker panel
EI5 39Ahr, 28V Ni-Cad battery (both
sides)
EI6 Two fully independent hydraulic
systems at 3,000lb/sq in (twin
pumps per engine)
EI7 Reservoir
EI8 Overflow tank and filters (also
on right side)
EI9 Hydraulic service bay (also on
right side)
E20 Aluminium alloy supply and
return lines
Fuel system
Fl Integral fuel tank (total capacity
1,310 Imp gal, 1,574 US gal),
non-cross feeding
Collector tank (one per engine),
housing boosterand ejector pumps
Fuel-contents measurement units
(five per tank)
Over-wing filler
Vent line
Single-point pressure refuelling/
defuetling and contents panel (125
Imp gal/min, 150 US gal/min
fuelling rate)
External fuel line and crossfeed
junction
Water injection pressurised tank
(depressurised in flight), capacity
12 Imp gal
Furnishings
LI Fully shrouded instrument panels
L2 Upholstered flight cabin
L3 Captain's fully adjustable seat
L4 Co-pilot's fully adjustable seat
L5 Flight-bag stowage both sides
L6 50-seat four-abreast passenger
cabin shown
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LI3
Passenger service panel over each
pair of seats
Overhead coat racks incorpor-
ating passenger address speakers
Tinted cabin windows
Fixed-back contoured seats with
luggage-restraint rails
Position of toi let on standard
version (occupied by the addi-
tional seats)
Complete toilet compartment
Compartment for hot cup units,
attendant's folding seat
Powerplant
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PI3
PI4
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Pratt & Whitney PT6A-50 turbo-
prop engine
Front dynamic suspension mount-
ing
Rear, lower dynamic suspension
mountings
Rear, upper suspension link
Titanium firewalls
Diagonal bracing
Hinged, detachable access door
Flap-support structure and aft
fairing
Engine gearbox
Plenum chamber
Engine oil filler and accessories
bay
Fireseal
Engine oil cooler
Snow-separator intake flap (flap
is lowered in snow)
Snow separator vane (vane is
raised in snow)
Engine ram-air intake, acoustically
lined
Quickly detachable engine cow-
lings
Hamilton Standard 24PF
bladed I Ift 3in-diameter
controlled propellers
Propeller brake
Glass-fibre spinner
Aluminium blade spar
Low-density foam filler
Glass-fibre blade shell
Nickel leading-edge sheath
Engine cables run up bulkhead
and along cabin roof
Transmission from cable loop to
flexible push-pull cables
four-
Beta-
Radio and electronics
R| Weather radar
R2 Glideslope
R3 MLS antenna (both sides)
R4 Electronics bay
R5 VHF com aerial
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R6 VOR aerial (both sides)
R7 Cockpit voice recorder
R8 Flight recorder
R9 DME aerial
RIO Collision-avoidance system aerial
(provisional)
R l l ATC transponder aerial
RI2 Radio altimeters
RI3 VHF/UHF aerial
RI4 ADF sense aerials (both sides)
RI5 ADF loop aerials
RI6 Marker beacon aerial
RI7 DME aerial
RI8 Static discharge wicks
Safety systems
51 Two-shot fire extinguishers (two
each side)
52 Five compartments, three fire
zones
53 Portable extinguisher located in
flight deck and passenger cabin
54 Forward cabin emergency exits
(type III 36in X 20in) inward
opening
55 Aft cabin emergency exit (type
I 53in x 24in)
56 Emergency oxygen system (crew
members and ten per cent of
passengers)
Undercarriage
U l Nosewheel steering control
Rearward-retracting nose under-
carriage
Steering actuator
Centring actuator
Folding drag stay
Retraction jack
Twin nosewheels (braked on
production aircraft) 6-5in X lOin
tyre
Main undercarriage support
frame (built-up from forged and
machined parts)
Leg pivot trunnions
Retraction jack for forward-
retracting main undercarriage
Drag strut
Drag-strut support frame
Down-lock strut
Main undercarriage (twin wheels
32in x 11 5in tyres)
U I 5 Large-diameter anti-skid brake
units
U I 6 Main undercarriage doors re-
main open when the under-
carriage is locked down
U I 7 Centre door attached to main-
leg
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U I 3
U I 4
DHC-7
Span 93ft Oin(28.3m)
Length 80ft 2in(24.4m)
Height 26ft 1.7in(7.97m)
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