Reciprocating Engine Induction and Cooling

What to read

1. Concepts Ice on a warm day, and cooling by pressure 6 sections
   Sections of Concepts

   1. §1 Carburetor ice forms on a warm day
   2. §2 Air-cooled cylinders are cooled by pressure, not by airflow past them
   3. §3 The turbocharger is controlled by what it exhausts
   4. §4 R3 — maintenance-related foreign object damage
   5. §5 What consumes this unit
   6. License
2. Procedures Induction and cooling 8 sections
   Sections of Procedures

   1. Proc. 1 Inspect a carburetor heat system (S1, S2)
   2. Proc. 2 Service an induction air filter (S5)
   3. Proc. 3 Inspect the induction system (S3, S8, S9, S14, S15)
   4. Proc. 4 Inspect baffling and cooling (S17, S19, S18)
   5. Proc. 5 Repair a cylinder baffle (S16)
   6. Proc. 6 Inspect a turbocharger and waste gate (S6, S7, R1)
   7. The checks, collected
   8. License
3. Quick reference Reciprocating Engine Induction and Cooling Systems 2 sections
   Sections of Quick reference

   1. The operative sources
   2. License