7.18 - Disassembly, Inspection, Repair and Assembly Techniques Flashcards

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What is the corrosive removal procedure for Magnesium?

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Corrosive Removal - Magnesium
* Sulphuric acid
* Brush into area
* Clean with cold water
* Reproject with Alocrom 1200

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What is the corrosive removal procedure for Mercury?

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Corrosive Removal - Mercury
* Vacuum
* Reproject
* X-Ray
* Whiskery is a sig
* n of mercury

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What is the corrosive removal procedure for Acid?

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Corrosive Removal - Acid
* Bicarbonate
* Indicated by greyish powered, fuzzy deposits
* X-Ray required once clean

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What is the corrosive removal procedure for Alkali?

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Corrosive Removal - Alkali
* Chromic acid

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Name 4 Anti-corrosion treatments

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Anti-corrosion treatments
* Electroplating
* Sprayed metal coatings
* Cladding
* Surface conversion coatings

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Name the 3 structure types and their corresponding colours on drawings

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Structure types
* Primary - Skin or frame. Shown in RED in drawings
* Secondary - Floorings. Shown in YELLOW in drawings
* Tertiary - Fairings. Shown in GREEN in drawings

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What are the 4 classifications of damage?

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Damage is divided into 4 classifications
* Negligible damage
* Damage repairable by patching
* Damage repairable by insertion
* Damage needing renewal of parts

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What is classified by Negligible damage?

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  • Dents - May not exceed one gauge of the skin in depth and 0.75 ‘’ in diameter
  • Nicks - Max depth is 1/8 ‘’ and less than 5’’ apart
  • Scratches - No more than 0.010’’ deep
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Aging aircraft fatigue and corrosion control?

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Aging aircraft fatigue and corrosion control
* 20-year-old planes

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What are the 3 levels of corrosion?

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Corrosion
* Level 1 - Remove, no future action
* Level 2 - Remove, CPCP needs a review and adjustment at the operator level
* Level 3 - Remove, indicates a potential AMP failure and the operator may beed to check the entire fleet. CPCP must be reviewed by the manufacture. Must be reported to the authority

Note: CPCP = Corrosion Prevention and Control Programme

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What are the 3 fault finding methods?

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  1. Probability technique
  2. Visual technique
  3. Functional structure technique ‘‘Half split method’’
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How are Iron alloys inspected?

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Iron alloys are inspected using magnetic particle inspection method

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3 points about Eddy current Testing

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Eddy Current
* Little prep time
* Detect surface or near surface cracks
* Can determine heat treatment condition

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What NDT has the widest use and how does it work briefly?

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  • Ultrasonic has the widest use. High freq sound waves
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