History In the early 1990s, ACES Systems launched the beginning of the Model 1000 propeller balancing product line. We originally released the ACES Systems Model 1000 Analyzer Series in the early 1990s, continued its evolution up to the Model 1012, … [Read more...]
Identifying a Blade #1 Offset with the TraX
Problem Are you experiencing issues performing a track and balance using your ACES Analyzer with a TraX? You may have a blade offset problem. Unfortunately, blade offset issues cause erratic readings due to the analyzer misinterpreting Blade #1 … [Read more...]
JEDA-Less 5-Point Performance Run on TFE731 Engines
Simplify TFE731 Performance Runs With the New EMS Direct Connect System ACES Systems is proud to announce a new EMS (Engine Management Software) Direct Connect feature for the Viper II that does not require the use of the Model 1752B JEDA for … [Read more...]
Your Comprehensive Field Balancing Checklist
The aircraft industry has been taking flight in recent years, with global helicopter sales in 2017 expected to amount to almost $5 billion. This massive investment also requires an attention to maintenance for aircraft, which often involves using … [Read more...]
Bearing Vibration: A Glossary Of Terms
Vibration in an aircraft can be very normal, as it will inevitably be caused by the many moving parts in an aircraft. In 2015 there were 24,142,000 general aviation flight hours logged, and operators who logged any of those hours need to be aware of … [Read more...]
Helicopter Vibration Analysis: Why It’s Necessary And How It’s Done
When you are operating an aircraft, it needs to be in optimal condition so that you and any passengers are safe. Regular maintenance for aircraft is essential, and helicopter vibration analysis is a key component in ensuring that you stay safe while … [Read more...]
Aircraft Regulations Have You Confused? Here’s A Mnemonic Device To Sort Them Out
A pilot has to know the rules and regulations set out by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) before they fly their aircraft. These guidelines for routine maintenance vary greatly depending on if the pilot must follow Visual Flight Rules (VFR) … [Read more...]
What You May Not Have Known About Aviation Maintenance Technicians
An aviation maintenance technician has a fulfilling job but it's far more than a day in the garage. With so many advancements in aviation technology and systems, the people who maintain the aircraft have a pretty in-depth job. There are many … [Read more...]
5 Tips for Ensuring Efficient Aircraft Maintenance
Aircraft maintenance is an integral aspect of owning any sized fleet, whether it's one or 50. Dynamic propeller balance, vibration analysis, bearing vibration, and sky condition tolerance are just a few key aspects of proper routine maintenance. With … [Read more...]
When Helicopter Vibration Becomes Dangerous and What You Can Do About It
Vibration in aircraft occurs when spinning objects become unbalanced, meaning one side is heavier than the other. The extra weight on one side throws off the center balance, making the rotation lopsided. The lopsided weight travels around in a circle … [Read more...]
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