6.2 - Non-Ferrous Flashcards

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What is the definition of a non-ferrous metal?

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A metal with no Iron in it.

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What are the properties of Titanium?

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  • High strength
  • Light weight
  • Temperature resistance
  • Corrosion resistance
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What preparations must be made before machining Titanium?

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  • Ensure any tooling is sharp and clean
  • Fire extinguishing equipment available at all times
  • Liquid coolant to be used during grinding
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4
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What are the properties of pure Aluminium?

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  • High corrosion resistance
  • Malleable
  • Light weight
  • Too soft for aircraft construction
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5
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What is the main property of cast Aluminium?

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Coarse structure, thus making it brittle.

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6
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What is the system called to designate Aluminium alloys?

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Aluminium Association of America

AA number

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Describe the AA numbering system

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1st digit - main alloying ingredient
2nd digit - alloy modification (1 to 9)
3rd/4th digit - identifies different alloys in the
group

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8
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What does the prefix “T3” indicate?

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Solution heat treated

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9
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What is cladding?

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A thin layer of pure Aluminium to protect certain alloys from corrosion

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10
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What is work hardening?

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The strengthening of a metal by plastic deformation.

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What is Annealing?

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The continuous heating of a metal, followed by the slow cooling. Increases the effectivity of cold working.

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12
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What is solution heat treating?

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Metal is heated in molten sodium/potassium nitrate, or in a hot-air furnace. After heating, the metal is quenched.

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13
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How many times can a clad material be heat treated?

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3, can cause corrosion if any more.

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14
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What are the basic temper designations?

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F: As fabricated
O: Annealed
H: Strain hardened
W: Solution heat treated

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15
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What are the three man disadvantages of Magnesium on aircraft.

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1: Can corrode very easily
2: Difficult to work with
3: Highly flammable

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16
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What are the advantages of Magnesium?

A

High strength to weight ratio

Non-magnetic

17
Q

What does GLARE stand for?

A

GLAss REinforced Laminate

18
Q

What are the basic properties of GLARE?

A

High strength
Impact/blast resistant
Fire resistant
Fatigue resistant