What are the technical characteristics of the U.S. UH- 1 Huey helicopter?

The technical features of UH- 1 Huey helicopter in the United States are: single-engine single rotor with tail rotor, and the tail rotor is installed on the left side of tail beam. It adopts the common all-metal semi-hard shell fuselage structure, which consists of two longitudinal beams, several partitions and metal skin. The fuselage is divided into two sections, the front section is the main body and the rear section is the tail beam.

Rotor system 2-blade semi-rigid seesaw rotor. In order to work smoothly, pre-cone and pause measures are adopted. Rotor blades are all metal bonded, consisting of extruded aluminum alloy beams, aluminum skins and dimple cores, and the leading edge is covered with a wear-resistant stainless steel shell. The rotor blade is connected with the hub body through the root sleeve. The hub body and the rotor shaft are connected by a universal joint.

A stabilizer at an angle of 90 degrees with the blade is installed above the rotor and connected with the hydraulic shimmy damper. The tail rotor is a rigid structure with two metal blades. The tail rotor shaft is hinged with oblique ball head with pre-cone and suspension device. The engine power turbine is connected with the input shaft of the main reducer through a floating shaft, and the main reducer drives the rotor and tail rotor after deceleration. The transmission shaft and circuit of the main reducer are provided with quick-release connectors, which are convenient for quick disassembly and replacement.

The power plant UH- 1B is equipped with T53-L- 1 1 turboshaft engine of Aavikko Lycumming Company of the United States, with a takeoff power of 820kW.

Full set of all-weather flight instruments for electronic equipment, multi-channel high-frequency transceiver, omnidirectional indicator and instrument landing indicator for heading and relative position of fuselage and glide slope, VHF beacon receiver, C-4 navigation compass, 12.7 cm all-attitude flight indicator.