Aviation maintenance levels
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There are four levels of maintenance Line replacement unit (LRU)-level maintenance. Shop replacement unit (SRU)-level maintenance. Depot-level maintenance. Factory-level or manufacturer-level maintenance.
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- 1. AVIATION MAINTENANCE LEVELS MUHAMMED IBRAR AVIONICS SYSTEM DESIGN DEPARTMENT OF AVIONICS ENGINEERING
- 2. LEVELS OF MAINTENANCE There are four levels of maintenance 1. Line replacement unit (LRU)-level maintenance. 2. Shop replacement unit (SRU)-level maintenance. 3. Depot-level maintenance. 4. Factory-level or manufacturer-level maintenance.
- 3. LRU LEVEL MAINTENANCE. AN/ARC-164 UHF Airborne Radio • It is an LRU of FT-5 fighter aircraft • It is used for communication in the air to air and air to ground
- 4. SRU LEVEL MAINTENANCE. There 5 parts of AN/ARC-164 Radio these are SHOP REPLACEMENT UNIT (SRU) of Line Replaceable Units (LRU). • DATA CONVERTER • SYNTHESIZER • GUARD RECEIVER • MAIN RECEIVER • TRANSMITTER
- 5. DEPOT-LEVEL MAINTENANCE Depot-level maintenance is third-level maintenance. Front side and backplane of SRU
- 6. FACTORY-LEVEL OR MANUFACTURER-LEVEL • Components that are used in the SRU are replaced on FACTORY-LEVEL OR MANUFACTURER-LEVEL Maintenance. Like Resistor, Capacitor, ICS, and other components. • Level 4 maintenance operations are complex and of great importance, requiring special technical expertise. • There are two types of components to solder on the front plane of the SRU 1. SURFACE MOUNT DEVICE (SMD) 2. THROUGH-HOLE DEVICE
- 7. SURFACE MOUNT DEVICE (SMD) • An electronic component that mounts on the surface of a printed circuit board. • Very high sophisticated machine required for soldering of SMD.
- 8. THROUGH-HOLE DEVICE • Through-hole components are best used for high-reliability products that require stronger connections between layers.