IV Scan the text to fill in the spaces with correct prepositions.1 An aircraft is fitted __ one or two main batteries depending __ its size and role. 2 The battery is located as close as possible __ its point of distribution; this is __reduce IR losses __ heavy-duty cables. 3 __ smaller general aviation (GA) aircraft, the battery can be located __ the engine compartment, alternatively __ the luggage compartment __ the rear fuselage. 4 __ some larger GA aircraft the battery is located __ the leading edge __the wing. 5 Other locations include the nose equipment bay __ medium size helicopters or attached __ theexternal airframe. 6 __ larger aircraft, e.g. the Boeing 737, one battery is located__ the Avionics compartment. 7 Batteries are installed __ a dedicated box or compartment designed __ retain it __ position and provide ventilation. 8 The battery compartment is usually fitted __ a tray __ collect any spilt electrolyte and protect the airframe. 9 The structure around the battery compartment will be treated __ reduce any damage __corrosion resulting __ any spilt electrolyte or fumes given __ during charging. 10 Batteries must be secured __ prevent them __ becoming detached during aircraft maneuvers; they are a fire risk if they become detached__ their tray. 11 When installing batteries __ the aircraft, extreme care must be taken not __ directly connect the terminals. 12 The battery must be secured __causing any deformation __ the casing which could lead __ plate buckling and internal shorting. 13 __ pressurized aircraft the differential pressures __cabin and atmosphere are used __ draw air __the venting system. 14 Removal __the aircraft battery can result __loss of power __any clocks that are electrically. 15 If you disconnect the main battery with no power to the AIMS cabinets, you lose some data.
|
