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Does any one know how to got a full list of component for B747-400 only? I've got a full list for whole 747 family. Unable to derive a -400 from that. Any help is apprecaited.

I have saw a maintenance level I, II, IIA, III, IV quoted from a INS maintenance manual. Does anyone know that where did the maintenance level come from? FAR, AC .... etc?

Does any expert in here could tell me what kind of material is Z200? Any equuivalvent standard for ANSI or UK? In fact, I got a drawing from France that the material quoted is Z200 with HRC65. Unfortunately the local supplier have no any idea about Z200, so am I. Many thanks for your kindly...

I hope the Wood Handbook (FPL-GTR-113) Chapter-4 from USDA may useful for your query. You should download it from internet.

Does anyone know any text book or publication that is related to the ATA SPEC 2000? I need to calculate the component reliabiliy that according to this spec. Thanks.

Some information could quoted from DOT/FAA/AR-00/12 Aircraft Material Fire test Handbook (chapter 7). You could download it from FAA web-site.

A flowrate unit Nm3/h was quoted from a Air presurization unit manual. I know that Normal cubic meter per hour., Nm3/h is Flow of free air measured at some reference point and converted to a standard set of reference conditions (e.g., 14.4 psia, 20° C, and 60% relative humidity.) Normal means...

Does anyone know this instrument (Rheometer)? I'm looking for one of this which use in air. Thanks a lot.

I'm appreciated that if someone could recommend any text book for me about Heat treatment of metal. (AL-alloy, Stainless steel...etc.)

One more web-site for info. http://parcoinc.com/tools/GG/oringTool.asp

Do you mean turbine flow meter? If yes, try this term in www.go.com, you will get lot of it.

Collet- A split, coned sleeve to hold small, circular tools or work in the nose of a lathe or other type of machine Cotter- A tapered piece that can be driven in a tapered hole to hold together an assy of machined or structureal parts.

Just curious! Where you place the unit under test? How about the effect of the boundary layer?

Does anyone could tell me the diff. between MIL-PRF-7024E and MIL-F-7024?

In US, NIST have 2 very useful publicatin for unit conversion and definition. #1 SP330 & SP811. You could download from NIST website. In UK, NPL also have paper to describe the relationship between kg and kgf.