Airbus A320 Gen Fam FLTechnics ATA 56 Windows B1 (12 Pages)
Airbus A320 Gen Fam FLTechnics ATA 56 Windows B1 (12 Pages)
TRAINING MANUAL
56. WINDOWS
(ATA56)
FLIGHT DECK
Windows are installed in the aircraft cockpit and the cabin. The different The sliding side−windows are attached to support tracks before they are
types and locations of the windows are: installed in the frame structure. Installation of the sliding side−window
assembly is made in the cockpit.
the cockpit windows (windshield, fixed and sliding side), The sliding side−window assemblies are made of two stretched acrylic
the cabin windows, laminates.
the cabin dummy windows, Each assembly is set in a moulded silicon−rubber seal.
the passenger/crew door windows. The windows are chemically strengthened and are resistant to hail and bird
strike damage. Electrical heating elements give clear vision in all conditions.
Flight Deck Windshields The sliding side windows have a mechanism to open, close and to lock them.
The crew can use them as emergency exits.
The flight deck windschield arrangement is designet to ensure maximum
visibility with a minimum glazed aerea, protection by heating against bird
impact and adequat ice, rain and mist protection.
The cockpit window−frame assemblies are riveted to the fuselage. The
windshields and fixed side windows are installed directly into the frame
structure.
Installation is made from the external area of the cockpit.
Each windshield assembly is made of three laminations of toughened glass.
The laminates are mounted in directly moulded seals which are clamped
within the windshield frames.
The fixed side window assemblies are made of two stretched acrylic
laminates. Each assembly is set in a moulded silicon−rubber seal.
The windshields and fixed side windows are chemically strengthened and are
resistant to hail and bird−strike damage. Electrical heating elements give
clear vision in all conditions.
FIXED WINDOW
WINDSHIELD
WINDSHIELD INSTALLATION
SLIDING WINDOW
CABIN WINDOWS
The cabin windows are installed along the fuselage sides between the
frames. The outer surface of the window is in line with the outer surface of
the fuselage.
The cabin window is made up of an inner pane, an outer pane and a seal.
The window panes are made of stretched acrylic.
A vent hole through the inner pane lets the cabin pressure into the space
between the inner and outer panes. The vent hole has to be at the bottom
when the cabin window is installed.
The cabin window is attached to the window frame with a retainer, eye-bolts
and nuts.
CABIN WINDOW
CABIN WINDOW
CABIN WINDOW
WINDOWS