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General knowledge
- 1. Control stick ofan Aircraft Brake lever
- 2. Control Mechanism ofAircraft Brake / Foot Pedals Brake lever
- 3. Key elements ofcarbon brakes Rotors: keyed to the wheel and rotate with the wheel Stators: keyed to the central torque tube, and are stationary Brakes are primarily stators and rotors, forced together to generate friction, which is converted to heat.
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- 5. Aircraft multi-disc brake(Break down diagram)
- 6. Main wheel brakeof F-7 II K aircraft Stator disc Rotor disc Brake unit Inertia sensor
- 7. Nose wheel brakeof F-7 II K aircraft Inertia sensor Brake shoe Rubber tube Cast iron brake drum
- 8. Aircraft wheel brakeStator disc Rotor disc Piston Wheel hub
- 9. Photo of Aircraftmulti-disc brake
- 10. Aircraft double expandertube brake assembly
- 11. Cross section ofdouble expander tube
- 12. Nose wheel brakeof F-7 II K aircraft Brake shoe Leaf spring Expander tube Half of brake unit
- 13. Aircraft Applying DragParachute for Landing Cross Type Drag Parachute Air Brake
- 14. Su-27 Aircraft ApplyingAir Brake for Landing Air Brake
- 15. Air Brake andDrag Chute Compartment of F-7 II K aircraft Air brake Drag chute compartment
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- 18. Thrust Reverser Nosecowl Fan cowl door Fan cowl door Fixed cowl Thrust reverser
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- 20. Thrust Reverser ofC-17 Aircraft
- 21. Thrust Reverser ofDC-9 Aircraft
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- 23. Inertia Pick-up orSkid Detector
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- 25. Drag Rudders of B-2 Spirit Aircraft Drag rudders
- 26. Ribbon Type DragParachute of F-117A Stealth Aircraft Ribbon type drag parachute
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